EFFECT OF FOCUS-PDCA PERFORMANCE IN THE ACTIVITY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SHAHID MAHALATI HOSPITAL OF TABRIZ

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HEYDARANLOU E.; KHAGHANIZADEH M.; EBADI ABAS; SIRATI NIR M.; AGHDASI MEHRABAD N.; FERDOUSI ALI AKBAR; SALARI M.M.

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Journal: Journal of Military Medicine Year:2009 | Volume:10 | Issue:4 (38) Page(s): 277-282

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EFFECT OF FOCUS-PDCA PERFORMANCE IN THE ACTIVITY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SHAHID MAHALATI HOSPITAL OF TABRIZ

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COMPREHENSIVE QUALITY MANAGEMENTQ3

FOCUS-PDCAQ3

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTQ2

PROCESS MASTERSQ3

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AIMS: Hospital EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT has a critical role in human survival in accidents. Each one minute retardation in survival operation of emergency patient decrease 7-10% of the patient living chance. Aim of this study is to analyze effect of special educational courses on activity of EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTs. METHODS: This study is a semi-experimental interventional research in one group pre- and posttest. Sampling done by census and simple method. According to ??? Number of samples were estimated as 30 and 40 cases were Studeid. Satisfaction was evaluated by researcher-made questionnaire in each stage (preintervention, postintervention and follow-up). Patiant's transportation time was measured by chronometer. After establishing FOCUS-PDCA workshop in groups of 12 people, promotion classes were established and FOCUS-PDCA grades performed step by step. RESULTS: Average emergency patient expectation time was 428.65±69.12 seconds in preinventory stage, 250±25.7 in postinventory stage and 235±27.57 in follow-up (2month later). Average satisfactory scores of PROCESS MASTERS between receptions to consideration was 86.6±13.4 in preinventory stage, 116.9±9.4 in postinventory stage and 123.7±8.3 in follow-up. CONCLUSION: Implementation of FOCUS-PDCA have positive effect in EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT activity and reduces emergency patients consideration time and also increase satisfactory rate of PROCESS MASTERS from their transportation and consideration.

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HEYDARANLOU, E., KHAGHANIZADEH, M., EBADI, ABAS, SIRATI NIR, M., AGHDASI MEHRABAD, N., FERDOUSI, ALI AKBAR, & SALARI, M.M.. (2009). EFFECT OF FOCUS-PDCA PERFORMANCE IN THE ACTIVITY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SHAHID MAHALATI HOSPITAL OF TABRIZ. JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE, 10(4 (38)), 277-282. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/62278/en

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HEYDARANLOU E., KHAGHANIZADEH M., EBADI ABAS, SIRATI NIR M., AGHDASI MEHRABAD N., FERDOUSI ALI AKBAR, SALARI M.M.. EFFECT OF FOCUS-PDCA PERFORMANCE IN THE ACTIVITY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SHAHID MAHALATI HOSPITAL OF TABRIZ. JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE[Internet]. 2009;10(4 (38)):277-282. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/62278/en

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E. HEYDARANLOU, M. KHAGHANIZADEH, ABAS EBADI, M. SIRATI NIR, N. AGHDASI MEHRABAD, ALI AKBAR FERDOUSI, and M.M. SALARI, “EFFECT OF FOCUS-PDCA PERFORMANCE IN THE ACTIVITY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SHAHID MAHALATI HOSPITAL OF TABRIZ,” JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE, vol. 10, no. 4 (38), pp. 277–282, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/62278/en

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