1. institutional setup: the outpatient department should set up a special clinic for rabies exposure prevention and control to ensure that there are specialized personnel responsible for handling related affairs.
2. Staffing: The outpatient department should be equipped with medical personnel with relevant professional knowledge and skills, including infection control experts, infectious disease doctors, nurses, etc. They should receive corresponding training and be familiar with the prevention and treatment process of rabies exposure.
3. Prevention guide: Outpatients should compile and update the prevention guide for rabies exposure, and clarify the classification and handling standards of exposure events. The guide should include preventive measures, vaccination plan, wound treatment, etc. , and coordinate and review with relevant departments and institutions.
4. Vaccine supply: Outpatients should ensure adequate rabies vaccine supply, including vaccine procurement, storage and management. Outpatients should establish a stable cooperative relationship with vaccine suppliers to ensure timely delivery of vaccines and effective inventory management.
5. Exposure registration: The outpatient department should establish an exposure event registration system, including collecting and recording relevant information of exposure events, such as exposure time, exposure source and wound condition. Registration information should be timely and accurate, so as to facilitate follow-up tracking and processing.
6. Treatment process: The outpatient department should establish a standardized rabies exposure treatment process, including exposure event evaluation, wound treatment, vaccination plan formulation, follow-up and other links. It is necessary to clarify the specific operation and time nodes of each link to ensure the timeliness and effectiveness of the treatment.
7. Coordination and cooperation: The outpatient department should establish a good coordination and cooperation mechanism with relevant departments and institutions, including health departments, animal epidemic prevention departments and CDC. When dealing with complex or special exposure events, you can seek their professional support and guidance.
8. Safety protection: The outpatient department should strictly abide by infection control measures, including disinfection, isolation and the use of personal protective equipment. Outpatient work areas and facilities should have the necessary security to ensure the safety of medical staff and patients.
The above is the main content of establishing and improving the outpatient management system for rabies exposure prevention and treatment. These measures are helpful to improve the efficiency of outpatient service, reduce the risk of exposure events and ensure the safety of patients and medical staff. In the implementation, it is necessary to design and operate according to the actual situation.