International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective: To conduct in-depth research and analysis of unsafe factors in eye care, and to formulate targeted solutions. Methods: A total of 114 ophthalmological patients were selected for comparative experiments in the study, and they were divided into a control group before implementation and an observation group after implementation by time. 57 patients were randomly selected from each group to compare adverse events after the implementation of preventive measures Incidence and satisfaction. Result: After integrating the recorded data, it can be seen that there are many unsafe factors in the implementation of ophthalmic care, which also leads to frequent occurrence of various risk events, which are significantly improved after the implementation of corresponding countermeasures, perfection and optimization, and adverse events. The incidence has been significantly reduced, and patients satisfaction with nursing work has also been greatly improved. (P<0.05). Conclusion: It can be seen that only a comprehensive analysis of unsafe factors in ophthalmic care can make specific preventive measures on this basis and provide a strong guarantee for the life and health of patients.

Ophthalmic Care; Unsafe Factors; Preventive Measures