Development effects of network for patients assessment and basic resuscitation of district level

Abstract

Objective: Aims to develop network for patients assessment and basic resuscitation and to evaluate the development of network for patients assessment and basic resuscitation. Studying in Ku Kaeo District Udon Thani Province.  

Materials & methods: This research and development. Between June and August 2024. Sample group consisted of 117 emergency medical network members and 32 patients. Research instrument was questionnaire as follows: Knowledge, participation and satisfaction. Data analysis included descriptive statistics, paired t-test, and Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test.

Results: found that Development effects of network for patient assessment and basic resuscitation as follows: Planning by developing a guideline for patient assessment and basic resuscitation. Operations at scene of incident by evaluating emergency patients and coordinating and notifying operational team. Basic resuscitation operations and patient referrals. It was found that emergency patients received assistance according to standards. After developing network overall knowledge increased statistically significant (p<0.001). Participation overall emergency medical service had increased statistically significant (p<0.001) and network was overall satisfied moderate level (43.44±8.92). Results of emergency patient care showed that 87.5% of people arrived to scene of accident within 8 minutes, with 46.9% calling hotline 1669, automated external defibrillator resuscitation 9.4%, emergency room treatment time of 30 minutes or more 81.3%, and time from first admission to referral 30 minutes or more 84.4%.

Conclusion: Results of using medical practice guidelines for chronic kidney disease caring had improved of patient quality of life and HD patient had longer survival time than CAPD patient.