1.Root cause analysis in continuous improvement of cleaning quality of reusable medical instruments
Shihua LIU ; Yingchun HE ; Zhongyuan YIN ; Liping GUO
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2015;(12):807-810
Objective To improve the cleaning quality of reusable medical instruments continuously through root cause analysis,reduce healthcare-associated infection(HAI)and the wear and tear of instruments.Methods The major factors influencing the cleaning quality of instruments were analyzed and clarified by fishbone diagram,contin-uous quality improvement was carried out based on 5 terminal factors,the rate of rusting,stain,repeated cleaning, damage,and clinical department satisfaction before and after the implementation of continuous improvement were compared.Results The qualified rate of instrument clean increased from 94.24% before implementing measures to 97.60% after implementing measures,the rate of rusting,stain,repeated cleaning,damage decreased from 3.39%, 2.37%,5.76%,and 2.08% to 1 .55%,0.85%,2.40%,and 0.48% respectively,there were significant difference among different groups(all P <0.001 );the score of satisfaction rate to central sterile supply department elevated from(93.87±3.87)before implementing measures to (98.08 ±0.59)after implementing measures(t =6.80,P <0.001).Conclusion Root cause analysis is important in improving cleaning quality of reusable instruments continu-ously,as well as reducing HAI and the wear and tear of instrument,it can save medical cost.
2.Root cause analysis method applied in the reduction of return-cleaning rate with pediatric aspirator luminal instruments
Shihua LIU ; Liping GUO ; Zhongyuan YIN ; Yijun CHEN ; Lihui ZHU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2017;33(7):542-545
Objective To explore the continuous improvement to reduce the suctioning pediatrics lumen instruments return-cleaning rate of the first time washing, improve work efficiency and reduce the cost by applying root cause analysis. Methods Using causal analysis of fishbone diagram to analysis and verify the main reason of leading to high lumen instruments return-cleaning rate. According to the three terminal factors of continuous quality improvement, quality control group was set up, lumen instruments cleaning quality control standards was made, water flow mode of lumen instruments cleaning was changed, selected the appropriate cleaning tools and real picture show, synchronize quality control measures of publishing the quality and safety board. Compared before and after return-cleaning rate of three different detection methods and the different parts of the same suction lumen instruments. Results Before carrying out eye-measurement, cotton swab to wipe, ATP bioluminescence back washing rate was 0.89% (2/225), 7.11%(16/225), 27.11%(61/225), respectively after implementation of 0, 0.44%(1/226), 3.98%(9/226), visual observation before and after the return rate of washing was no statistically significant difference (χ2=2.018, P>0.05);Cotton swab to wipe, ATP bioluminescence back washing rate difference was statistically significant (χ2=13.820, 45.999, P<0.01). The lumen instruments total return-washing rate was decreased from 35.11% (79/225) to 4.42% (10/226). Among them, the return- washing rate of the inside surface of lumen instruments was decreased from 32.89% (74/225) to the 3.10% (7/226) and the difference was statistically significant(χ2=67.028, 67.915,P<0.01). By contraries, the thread interface and the outside surface of lumen instruments return- cleaning rate before and after the implementation has no statistical significance (P>0.05). Conclusions ATP bioluminescence assay has fine effects to detect the return-washing rate of the inner wall of the lumen instruments. The Root Cause Analysis method significantly reduced the return-washing rate of the inside surface of the suction lumen instruments, improve the efficiency, save the medical cost and reduce the hospital infection.
3.Preparation and Quality Evaluation of Gastric Floating Tablets of Schisandra chinensis Total Lignans
Xiang ZOU ; Tian GONG ; Shiru ZHU ; Lin ZHOU ; Shuang WU ; Yijing YIN ; Zhongyuan QU ; Wenlan LI
China Pharmacy 2020;31(11):1336-1341
OBJECTIVE:To study the prepar ation technology of gastric floating tablets of Schisandra chinensis total lignans (SCTL),and evaluate the quality of prepared tablets. METHODS :Based on single factor test ,the orthogonal experiment was conducted to optimize the formulation of SCTL gastric floating tablets with the contents of hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC) K15M,NaHCO3 and microcrystalline cellulose as the factors ,using starting time ,holding time and cumulative release rate of gastric floating tablets as evaluation indexes. The properties ,weight difference ,floatability and accumulative release rate of the prepared SCTL gastric floating tablets were determined. The gastric floating tablets were qualitatively identified by TLC ,and the contents of schisandrin A and total lignans were determined by HPLC and UV spectrophotometry. RESULTS :The optimal formulation of SCTL gastric floating tablets was made up of 23% SCTL extract ,20% HPMC K 15M,40% microcrystalline cellulose,15% sodium bicarbonate ,1% octadecyl alcohol and 1% polyvinylpyrrolidone. The results of detection of this preparation were in line with the related provisions of “0101 tablet”stated in 2015 edition of Chinese Pharmacopoeia (part Ⅳ). TLC indicated that the chromatogram of the test sample showed the main spots of same color as the corresponding positions of the chromatogram of schizandrol A control ,Schisandra chinensis reference substance and raw material ,while the negative control has no interference. Content determination results shows that the average content of schizandrol A and total lignans in SCTL gastric floating tablets is 3.187,19.617 mg. It was preliminarily formulated that the content limitation of schizandrol A in one tablet should not be less than 2.50 mg,and the content of total lignans (calculated by schizandrol A )should not be less than 15.50 mg. CONCLUSIONS:The preparation technology of SCTL gastric floating tablets is stable ,feasible and controllable in quality.
4. RET /PTC rearrangement affects multifocal formation of papillary thyroid carcinoma
Xing ZHANG ; Xuan SU ; Weichao CHEN ; Yin LI ; Zhongyuan YANG ; Wenze DENG ; Tiancheng DENG ; Ankui YANG
Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2017;52(6):435-439
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