Nursing staff emergency plan

Emergency plan for sudden changes in illness

1. Notify the doctor on duty immediately.

2. Make preparations for rescue.

3. Cooperate with doctors for rescue.

4. Quickly notify the patient's family members. If the medical rescue work is tense and the family members are not present, the hospital's general on-duty can be notified, and the hospital's general on-duty will notify the family members.

5. For some major rescues or rescues of important people, the nursing department or the hospital's general officer on duty should be notified in a timely manner according to regulations.

Emergency plan in the event of sudden death

1. Immediately rescue the patient upon discovery and notify the doctor and head nurse on duty.

2. Notify family members. If the rescue is urgent, you can notify the hospital's general on-duty, who will notify the family members.

3. Report the rescue results to the hospital general on duty or the nursing department.

4. If the patient dies after ineffective resuscitation, the body must be notified to be taken away after confirmation by the family.

5. During the rescue process, attention should be paid to protecting patients in the same room.

Emergency plan for patients with suicidal tendencies

1. When a patient is found to have suicidal thoughts, he should report it to his superiors immediately.

2 Notify the doctor.

3 Confiscate sharp objects and lock doors and windows to prevent accidents.

4. Notify family members and require 24-hour escort and are not allowed to leave.

5. Handover the shift in detail, pay more attention to the patient, and accurately understand the patient's psychological state.