Research on the Construction and Application of the Quality Control System for Stroke Patients based on Indicators
AUTHORS
Annelie Singh, Auckland University of Technology, Australia
Madison Harley,Auckland University of Technology, Australia
ABSTRACT
This paper draws on the requirements of CSCA quality control indicators and constructs 11 sensitive indicators of the quality of care for stroke patients. And according to the nursing sensitivity index data reported by nurses, a report on the quality of care for stroke patients was compiled. Relying on the CSCA data management cloud platform, a stroke patient care quality control system was built, and data on the sensitivity index of stroke patient care quality was collected nationwide. After the establishment of the nursing quality control system for stroke patients, through the analysis of the reported data, we can understand the implementation of standardized nursing for stroke patients. On the other hand, through the monitoring and feedback of the reported data, real-time monitoring, rapid feedback, and timely optimization of clinical nursing work for stroke patients are realized, helping, guiding, and supervising clinical nursing work, and promoting continuous improvement of the quality of care for stroke patients.
KEYWORDS
Stroke, Nursing quality, Nursing management
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