Effect of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis on Reducing Error Risk of Neonatal Parenteral Nutrition Solution Dispensing

[Objectives]To investigate the effect of healthcare failure mode and effect analysis(HFMEA)on reducing error risk of neonatal parenteral nutrition solution dispensing.[Methods]A research team was established to identify the failure mode(FM)in each link of the formulation process of neonatal parenteral nutrition solution by HFMEA,quantify the severity(S),occurrence(O)and detection(D)of FM,and evaluate FM by risk priority number(RPN).For FM with the values of RPN>16,failure cause analysis was conducted,and corresponding improvement measures were formulated.The weight coefficient and random consistency ratio(CR)of deployment process were calculated in Matlab R2018a by compiling the Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP)program.Six months after the implementation of improvement measures,the implementation effect was evaluated by comparing the changes of the values of RPN which was evaluated comprehensively and the rate of dispensing errors before and after the implementation of HFMEA.[Results]In the preparation process of neonatal parenteral nutrition solution,a total of 13 FMs with medium and above risk were found,the weight coefficient of medical order review,dosing and mixing was 0.2703,the weight coefficient of drug dispensing check and review was 0.1432,the weight coefficient of print label was 0.1015,the weight coefficient of distribution was 0.0716,and CR=0.0491<0.1.After six months of intervention,the total RPN value decreased by 64.81%from 127.8 to 45.0.The deployment error rates were significantly lower after the implementation,and the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).[Conclusions]HFMEA can effectively reduce the error risk in preparation of neonatal parenteral nutrition solution,improve the quality of dispensing and promote the safety of neonatal medication.

Effect of Chinese Traditional Healthcare Exercises on 136 Junior School Students

Objective： To observe the physiological and psychological effects of Chinese traditional healthcare exercises （CTHE） on the adolescents. Methods： A total of 136 healthy students of junior school were recruited and randomly divided into the test group （68 cases） and the control group （68 cases）. The subjects in the test group practiced CTHE, while those in the control group did ＂the 8th radio calisthenics＂, an official recommended calisthenics for promoting healthcare in China, 3 times a week, and 7 weeks practicing overall. The general body function examination and the meridian energy detection system were used to determine the effects of the two groups. Results： （1） After exercise, the chest circumference and heart rate were increased significantly （P〈0.01）, and both the systolic pressure （SP） and diastolic pressure （DP） were decreased significantly （P〈0.01）, while the weight had no significant change （P〉0.05） in the test group. In the control group, the chest circumference, the SP and DP had no significant improvement （P〉0.05）, while the heart rate was significantly increased and the weight was significantly decreased （P〈0.01）. （2） The test group achieved significant positive changes in the performance status, state of mind and fatigue index （P〈0.01 or P〈0.05）, while the control group only achieved a significant positive change in performance status （P〈0.01）, and a negative significant decrease in the autonomic nerve function （P〈0.05）. Conclusion： Junior school students would get physiological and psychological benefit from practicing CTHE, and which is suitable for them to practice.