Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To explore the value of detailed nursing management for nursing safety in operating room. Methods The patients (n=200) treated in the operating room from April 2021 to March 2023 were randomized, with 100 patients each in the trial and the control group. The former adopted the operating room detail nursing management, and the latter underwent the routine nursing management. Compare it with the incidence of safety events and other indicators. Results For the safety event, the incidence rate was 1.0% and lower than 7.0% in the control group (P <0.05). On the quality of care: the test group data (98.69 ± 0.92) was higher than the control group data (90.34 ± 1.78) (P <0.05). This measure of intraoperative blood loss: the test group (42.57 ± 10.25) ml was less than the control group (73.89 ± 14.69) ml (P <0.05). Satisfaction: 98.0%, higher than 83.0% in the control group (P <0.05). Conclusion Operating room nursing safety with operating room detail nursing management, the incidence of safety events is lower, intraoperative blood loss is less, nursing quality improved more significantly, and satisfaction was improved more rapidly.

Operating room; Satisfaction; Details of nursing management; Safety events