THE PARTICIPATORY ACTION RE SECAIRCH TO DEVELOP THE SERGICAL NURESING MANAGEMENT MODEL DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Abstract

This cooperative action research aims 1) to develop a nursing management model for surgical patients. Under the circumstances of COVID-19 2) to study the effect of developing a nursing management model for surgical patients. Under the circumstances of COVID-19 3) to study user satisfaction under the circumstances of COVID-19, collected data from medical records of patients admitted from April 2020 to July 2020 and analyzed using percentage, mean and deviation statistics. Standard Results from the project implementation The ward layout was revised to separate patients into clean areas and waiting areas. Personnel aspects are clearly divided into care teams in each district. Total of the total 162 patients admitted during this period were 92 accounting for 56.79 percent, male 70, or 43.21 percent, mean age 54.67 deviation statistics 15.44. There was a cross-departmental shift based on the Zoning scheme in 40 critically ill wards, accounting for 24.69 percent, 28 non-critical wards, or 17.28 percent. Results of the COVID-19 Day diagnosis. Day 1 and 162 non-detected cases, representing 100%. Results of the COVID-19 infection diagnosis Day 7 were found that 119 non-detected cases accounted for 100% of the patients who had surgery. Situation of the Covid-19 of 148 cases due to the policy of the Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand and the Royal College of Neurosurgeon of Thailand on the prevention of spreading infection. All non-urgent operations are postponed indefinitely until the situation returns to normal. From this study, it can be seen that the implementation of this program is beneficial to patients requiring surgical intervention in the COVID-19 scenario, so that patients do not lose the opportunity to undergo surgery. At the right time