Handheld devices are set as hardware platform, wireless local area network (LAN) as the network platform, and making full use of hospital information system data resources, all that make it possible for hospital information system to expand and extend to wards. In this work, we explored the nursing safety quality improvement after the implementation of nurse workstation. Methods: we recruited 1280 in-patients for our study 600 in-patients before the implementation of nurse workstation were set as control group, while the 680 in-patients after Palbociclib cell line the implementation of nurse workstation as the experimental group. We conducted
a nursing error comparison between two groups. Results: Error accidents were recorded by trained nurses. Within the six months before implementing the system, 5 cases total nursing errors happened, the error rate is 0.83%. In contrast, in the six months after implementing the system, there was no nursing error happened. Conclusion: the hospital management level and economic benefits were improved since mobile nurse workstation system was brought into our hospital, and nurses’ work efficiency and speed were also greatly
raised. Key Word(s): 1. mobile workstation; 2. nursing management; 3. clinical nursing; 4. Effect; Presenting Author: MUHAMMETCEMIL SAVAS Corresponding Author: MUHAMMETCEMIL SAVAS Wnt inhibitor Affiliations: Prof. Dr. Objective: Partially covered self-expanding metal stents (SEMS) are regularly used for malignant and occasionally for benign esophageal disorders. Uncovered SEMSs, once deployed,
are usually not retrievable by endoscopic means. Safe removal of these stents can be challenging due to embedding of the uncovered stent ends by hyperplastic granulation tissue. My aim is to report the result of removal of embedded, partially covered self-expandable metalic stent by induction of pressure necrosis using the stent-in-stent selleck screening library technique by self-expandable plastic stent (SEPS) for proximal end and tissue ablation by argon plasma coagulation (APC) for the release of distal end. Methods: 25 year-old patient applied with complaints of recurret pneumonia and lung abscess. He had a severe kyphoscoliosis. Detailed examination revealed an esophagobronchial fistula at the site of curved portion of esophagus due to scoliosis. Due to scoliosis, esophagus was curved and the plastic stent couldn’t passed fistula site. A partially covered SEMS was put into esophagus to seal fistula. 1 month later, fistula was closed, pulmonary abscess and pneumonia was resolved. All parts of SEMS were embedded into the hyperplastic tissue of the esophagus. A fully covered SEPS stent was put into proximal end of tissue embedded metalic stent to induce pressure necrosis. Due to scoliosis and curved esophagus, the distal end of metalic stent couldn’t be covered by plastic stent. 2 weeks later, plastic stent removed.