Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective With the continuous development of medical technology and the increasing complexity of operating room work, the occupational exposure risks faced by operating room nurses are also increasing. To ensure the occupational safety of nursing staff, enhance their self-protection awareness, and reduce the incidence of occupational exposure accidents, we conducted occupational exposure protection training for operating room nurses. Methods 1. Theoretical Lectures: Professional lecturers were invited to explain the relevant knowledge of occupational exposure to nursing staff, including the definition, classification, hazards, and preventive measures of occupational exposure. 2. Case Analysis: By analyzing occupational exposure cases that have occurred in recent years, nursing staff can understand the causes, processes, and consequences of occupational exposure, and learn lessons from them. 3. Practical Drills: Arrange for nursing staff to conduct simulated operations, such as donning and doffing protective clothing, hand washing and disinfection, etc., to master the protective skills for occupational exposure proficiently. 4. Group Discussion: Encourage nursing staff to discuss occupational exposure protection issues in groups, share experiences and insights, and improve together. Results Nursing staff have a deeper understanding of the hazards of occupational exposure and can actively pay attention to and avoid potential occupational exposure risks. Conclusion The occupational exposure protection training for operating room nurses conducted this time has achieved significant effects. Through the comprehensive use of various training methods such as theoretical lectures, case analysis, practical drills, and group discussions, the awareness and ability of nursing staff in occupational exposure protection have been significantly improved.

Operating room; Nursing staff; Occupational exposure protection training