Analysis of Current Status and Influencing Factors of Venous Indwelling Needles in Hospitals of Grade two and Above in Chongqing

Huang Ping; Liu Liping; Wang Lu

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-7256.2017.14.002

Abstract：Objective:To investigate the status and influencing factors of peripheral venous indwelling needle for clinical nurses in hospitals of grade two and above in Chongqing.Methods:A total of 958 clinical nurses from 9 hospitals of grade two or grade three in Chongqing were investigated and analyzed by self-designed questionnaire.Results:Venous indwelling needle overall utilization rate was 59.31%,of which grade two hospital average utilization rate was 51.31%,of which grade hospital average utilization rate was 63.30%.The correct rate of implementation of venous indwelling needle with concentration was 42.3%,and the correct indwelling time rate was 43.3%.The correct rate of sterile transparent dressing change time was only 6.8%.There was significant difference in the standard utilization rate of venous indwelling needle between the grade two or grade three hospitals(P<0.01).Pediatric nurses were better than other nurses(P<0.01).More than 75% of the nurses thought that the high cost and feel uncomfortable were the main factors affecting the use rate of venous indwelling needle,and 65% nurses thought that too much work was the main reason leading to the incorrect use of venous indwelling needle.Conclusion:There are still some problems in the use and maintenance of venous indwelling needle.It is necessary to further strengthen the training and quality control of nurses,so as to improve the utilization rate of intravenous indwelling needle and ensure the safety of patients infusion.