1.Affiliated Hospital of Nantong University, 226000, Nantong, Jiangsu, China
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Zhang Yayun,He Dongping,Bao Jianfang,et al.Study on the application of FMEA method in risk management of non-sterile implants in orthopaedicss[J].Sterile Supply,2022,01(03):98-104.
Zhang Yayun,He Dongping,Bao Jianfang,et al.Study on the application of FMEA method in risk management of non-sterile implants in orthopaedicss[J].Sterile Supply,2022,01(03):98-104. DOI: 10.11910/j.issn.2791-2043.2022.3.04.
Objective,2,To explore the effectiveness of using the failure mode and effect score (FMEA) method for risk management of orthopaedicss non-sterile implants (NSI).,Methods,2,The FMEA quality control group was established in January 2021, and the department created the "Risk Assessment Form for Implant Sensory Control in Sterile Supply Centre" to assess the risk of orthopaedics NSI handling process, and selected the risk factor (RPN, which is the product of frequency, severity and detection level) score according to the "two-eight rule". Risk factors in the top 20% of the risk factor scale are selected for priority attention and improvement. In this study, the NSI handled in our department for traumatic orthopaedics implant surgery were managed prospectively, with the conventional process of handling NSI from 02 to 07 February 2021 as the control group and the SPD logistics management method for NSI from 08 2021 to 01 2022 as the experimental group. The results were collected and analyzed.,Results,2,The rewash rate was 91.27% in the control group and 9.28% in the experimental group, the experimental group was significantly lower than the control group,P,<,0.001, the difference was statistically significant; the surface wear rate was 2.95% in the control group and 0.61% in the experimental group, the experimental group was significantly lower than the control group,P,<,0.005, the difference was statistically significant; the results of the satisfaction survey of surgeons, surgical nurses, CSSD nurses, SPD staff and supply staff satisfaction survey results were 68.75% for the control group and 99.45% for the experimental group,P,<,0.001, with statistically significant differences.,Conclusion,2,The FMEA method applied to NSI management improved the quality of NSI handling, effectively reduced the rewash rate and wear rate of NSI through the identification, analysis and optimization of the handling process of each link; improved the satisfaction of surgeons nurses and related personnel on NSI management, and effectively guaranteed the safety of surgery and patients.
FMEANon-sterile implantsRewash rateWear rateSatisfactionSPD
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