A PDCA Model for Disinfection Supply Rooms in the Context of Artificial Intelligence to Reduce the Incidence of Adverse Events and Improve the Disinfection Compliance Rate

Abstract

As an important section for controlling hospital infection, the main responsibility of the sterilization supply room is to clean, disinfect, sterilize, store, and distribute all medical devices that need to be reused in the hospital, and the quality of its work is closely related to the normal work of the hospital. Disinfection and supply department is the premise and foundation of the hospital department, mainly responsible for the recovery, cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, storage, and distribution of medical devices. The cleaning and disinfection work is characterized by strong technicality and high requirements, and the work effect is directly related to the safety of patients' lives and the occurrence of hospital infections. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a scientific and efficient management mode to be applied to the work of the supply room. The traditional management mode has some drawbacks, which affects the actual work of the hospital. Disinfection and supply rooms are an important part of hospital infection control and an important department to ensure the quality of health care. An effective management mode can not only improve the efficiency but also the overall quality of work, and PDCA (plan-do-check action cycle) as an advanced management mode can effectively improve the quality of management. This study investigates the effect of PDCA cycle management based on artificial intelligence algorithms in the nursing management of sterile supply rooms, and the experimental results show that the algorithm model can effectively reduce the incidence of adverse events and improve the rate of sterilization standards, which has certain practical significance.