1." One driver & three-cycle" management model of medical quality: building and application
Fayun HUANG ; Hua CAO ; Liangwan CHEN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2018;34(6):469-473
The paper introduced the background and connotation of the department in building this medical quality management model. In terms of the driver-building, a " medical team" empowered with" unity-synergy-dedication" spirits, the innovation cycle -" management-technology- norms", the decision cycle-" policy-humanity-regulations", and target cycle-patient " safety-convenience-comfort" respectively, the authors elaborated the technical roadmap of this model in depth.
2.Effect of united OPO on organ donation and procurement quality control indexes : a study based on single-center data in Fujian province
Xianyu XIE ; Qin WEI ; Hui ZHANG ; Yong WU ; Qinde WU ; Fayun HUANG ; Yanling CHEN
Organ Transplantation 2022;13(6):757-
Objective To evaluate the effect of united Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) on organ donation and procurement quality control indexes. Methods The differences in organ donation workload, work efficiency, organ donation quality control and management indexes in a united OPO-led hospital were retrospectively analyzed before (
3.Types analysis and coping suggestion of medical disputes arising from medical remarks
Fayun HUANG ; Wenhong DONG ; Qianqian ZHAO ; Nan MO
Chinese Medical Ethics 2024;37(3):278-282
The language expression level of doctors directly affects the effectiveness of information transmission and communication. In the past 20 years, a large number of studies have conducted questionnaire surveys related to “doctor-patient communication” among medical staff and patients in the form of scales, but there were few studies on the practical application of doctor-patient communication and case analysis of doctor-patient disputes. Using the Complaint Register Book of a tertiary A hospital as research material, this paper summarized five causes of medical disputes caused by medical remarks, namely, stiff tone and improper body language of the medical staff, unclear communication of treatment plans, unable to answer patients’ questions, different doctors’ statements are contrary each other, and a large gap between disease prediction and disease development. This paper aimed to analyze the handling points of such disputes, with a view to applying them in doctor-patient communication courses for medical students or language skills training for doctors in the future, optimizing doctor-patient communication, and promoting the development of doctor-patient relationships.