International Journal of Nursing Research

The number of patients in the emergency infusion room is large, the condition changes rapidly, and the pace of nursing work is tense. Any small negligence in any link may evolve into a serious safety incident. Based on the analysis of common nursing risk types such as personnel, processes, environment, and equipment in the emergency infusion room, this article introduces the concept of failure mode and effect analysis, constructs a risk assessment model that is suitable for the characteristics of the department, establishes multidimensional evaluation indicators and weights, and sets risk level classification standards and warning thresholds. Under the guidance of the evaluation results, targeted intervention strategies are proposed from standardized operating procedures, safe infusion devices and information monitoring, hierarchical training, and safety culture cultivation, forming a closed-loop management path of "identifying risks - assessing grading - intervention control - effectiveness evaluation - continuous improvement", providing practical ideas and reference basis for improving the nursing quality and patient safety level of emergency infusion rooms.

Emergency infusion room; Nursing risk management; Continuous quality improvement; Patient safety