The ward round process is cumbersome and inefficient

Key links are missing or poorly implemented

Medical staff do not pay enough attention to the ward round process

Ward round records are incomplete and inaccurate

Not carefully observing the changes in the patient's condition

Condition assessment methods are unscientific and incomplete

Inadequate responses to patient concerns and concerns

Single communication method and lack of effective interaction

Problems discovered during ward rounds were not communicated and resolved in a timely manner

The internal collaboration mechanism of the team is not perfect, which affects work efficiency and quality.

Lack of clear ward management system

Insufficient enforcement of management systems

The responsibilities of the supervision department are not clear

The supervision process is opaque and has loopholes

Medical staff do not have sufficient mastery of new systems and new skills

The training effectiveness evaluation mechanism is imperfect

Insufficient communication among medical staff and information not shared

The cross-department communication and collaboration mechanism is imperfect

Outdated medical equipment affects the effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment

Insufficient disinfection measures can easily lead to cross-infection