What do you mean by rounds?

Rounds refer to checking and visiting dormitories or wards.

1, chief physician and deputy chief physician make rounds: 1-2 times, once a week, attended by management physicians and head nurses at all levels, focusing on reviewing the diagnosis and treatment plan of critically ill patients, guiding the treatment of difficult cases, deciding on major surgery or special examination and treatment, and sampling the medical quality.

2. Attending physician rounds: every day 1 time, attended by residents, refresher doctors and interns, comprehensively visiting inpatients, focusing on critical and difficult cases and newly admitted patients, deciding to consult, discharge or transfer to other departments for treatment, listening to patients' opinions, improving work and strengthening the doctor-patient relationship.

3. Resident rounds:/kloc-0 times a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. Critical patients and patients with unstable postoperative condition should be observed, treated and recorded at any time. Consult the laboratory inspection and special inspection report in time, analyze the condition, and make the treatment consistent with its level. If there is any difficulty or does not conform to its level, it is necessary to ask the superior doctor for instructions and report, and timely implement the guidance of the superior doctor.

4. Night rounds: The chief resident or night doctor should generally check the patients before the night break, properly handle the critically ill patients, and persuade them to leave the hospital with unnecessary company.

5. Nursing rounds: important measures to check nursing quality, implement rules and regulations, improve nursing quality and professional level of nursing staff, including the implementation of basic nursing, the content of specialized disease nursing, psychological nursing, technical operation and the implementation of nursing system.