Influence of implementation of PDCA cycle management on pediatric peripheral venous indwelling time and complications
Deng Huiping
Abstract:Obj ective:To observe the influence of pediatric peripheral venous catheter using PDCA cycle management act on its retention time and inci-dence of complications.Methods:A total of 160 children undergoing treat-ment of peripheral venous catheter were selected as research objects,80 ca-ses after PDCA cycle management were taken as observation group,another 80 cases before PDCA cycle management were taken as control group,80 cases in control group used nursing intervention with conventional meth-ods,80 cases in observation group used the PDCA cycle management meth-od for planning,program implementation,examination of the results and care interventions to improve the cycle management,to observe and com-pare the general information,retention time,unplanned extubation rate, catheter related complications and nursing satisfaction of two groups of children.Results:The indwelling time of the observation group was longer than that in control group,unplanned extubation rate was lower than that in control group,the incidence of catheter-related infections,blocked tubes, extravasation,phlebitis,prolapse and other complications were lower than those of control group,nursing satisfaction rates was higher than that in control group,the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclu-sion:The PDCA cycle management method for children was used for nurs-ing intervention management of ill children with pediatric peripheral intrave-nous catheter needle,which can effectively extend the retention time,reduce un-planned extubation rates,reduce the incidence of catheter related complications, and improve nursing satisfaction of the families of the children.
Keywords:PDCA cycle managementcatheterpediatricscomplications
Publication Date:2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date:2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:3( 2793-2795 )
Chinese General Practice Nursing

Chinese General Practice Nursing

ISSN:1674-4748
Year, Vol.(Issue):2014,(30)