Optimization of Cleaning Management Improves the Efficiency of the Continuous Surgery

Abstract

Objective: To explore optimized processes and experience of cleaning operating room during continuous surgery. Method: Selected surgery cases from January to December 2018 randomly, 300 cases were using traditional methods of cleaning and 300 cases with improved methods of cleaning, we compared and analyzed the cleaning time and cleaning effect between two different methods, and investigated the changes of action ability of cleaning team, and analyzed the changes of doctor-patient satisfaction. Results: In 2018, we used improved cleaning management methods, cleaning time, cleaning effect, cleaning team action and patient or doctor satisfaction are significantly better than the traditional cleaning methods. Conclusion: In operating room, scientific cleaning management can significantly improve the efficiency of the operation, prevent the spread of bacteria in the operating room, improve the efficiency of the operating room, and thereby increase surgeon and patient satisfaction.