实践中的精确性：器械管理是成本控制和安全改进的关键.pdf

1、PRECISION IN PRACTICE:INSTRUMENT MANAGEMENT AS A KEY TO COST CONTROL AND SAFETY IMPROVEMENTJuana Bez HernndezGrupo Sanitario Ribera(Spain)When the operating room loses,the laundry wins:two tons of misplaced surgical instrumentsThe law of large numbersEquivalenceTotal weight of instruments found in t

2、he hospital laundry 2,000 kgAverage weight per instrument box8 kgAverage numberof instruments per box40 Units.Average cost of surgical instruments$83Approximate number of instruments in the laundry 10,000 Units.Estimated value of instruments found in the laundry$826,478Code Red from Surgery Area:Whe

3、n Asking Turns to DemandingUnveiling the Pillars of Their ArgumentWorkflowWorkflow disruptiondisruption:The absenceof necessary instruments can lead to delaysoreven thecancellation of procedures,impacting not only thepatient and theircare process but also theefficiency of thesurgical unit and resour

4、ceutilization.Operational risksLegal and Compliance RisksIf theabsenceof properinstrumentsleads to harm orinjury,theorganization may facelegal claims.12RegulatoryRegulatory nonnon-compliancecompliance:The lack of specific instrumentsmay resultin thefailureto meetregulatory standardsand guidelines.Le

5、gal Legal liabilityliabilityUnveiling the Pillars of Their Argument Errors:Withoutthe appropriate instruments,healthcareprofessionals maybe forcedto improvise oruse less suitable tools,which can compromise the qualityof the procedures performed.Fatigue and emotional overload:The constantlack of inst

6、rumentscan lead to frustration and stress in the healthcare team,increasingthe riskof human error and deterioratingthe workenvironment,potentiallyaffecting long-termstaff retention.Safety and QualityRisks3Unveiling the Pillars of Their ArgumentPerceived Qualityand Reputational RiskLongLong-termterm