The development of many nursing care systems for injured patients requires fast-track surgery from the emergency unit to the operating room. Sakon Nakhon Hospital.

Abstract

     This Participatory Action Research (PAR) aimed to develop and evaluate the results of several nursing systems for injured patients requiring fast-track surgery from the emergency unit to the operating room. Sakon Nakhon Hospital Conducting research in 4 steps: 1) exploring current conditions and problems 2) designing a nursing service system for use 3) Experimenting with the use of the nursing service system 4) Evaluating the results the sample was purposively selected, consisting of 46 professional nurses and 38 several injured patients requiring fast-tracked with who received urgent surgical nursing services. The instrument used to collect data was a professional nurse satisfaction questionnaire. Assessment of compliance with multiple nursing systems for injured patients requiring express surgery. Service quality results data recording form Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics.
     The results of the research found that many nursing systems for injured patients requiring fast-track surgery were effective. Professional nurses' satisfaction was at a high level (Mean=4.27, SD=40) Service compliance. Urgent surgery by professional nurses is at a high level (100 percent) and Results of service quality found that average waiting time for surgery Rate of complications after surgery The average number of days of sleep tends to decrease. The percentage of patients undergoing surgery within 30 minutes trends to increase.