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KMID : 0378019740170081129
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New Medical Journal
1974 Volume.17 No. 8 p.1129 ~ p.1134
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The Survey on the Management of Hospital Nursery in Seoul
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김화중/Kim, Hwa Joong
오덕자/최철자/Oh, Duk Ja/Choi, Chul Ja
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Abstract
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This thesis is the result of analysis of the replies to the questionnaires which were distributed to twenty four nurseries of hospitals in seoul from april 2 to april 30, 1973 as summarized below; I . The management of nursery in the aspect of facilities.
1) The bed numbers of the nurseries are sufficient to meet requirement for the delivery at each hospital.
2) 33.3% of hospitals are found to have one to two premature incubators while 62.5% of the hospitals have three to four premature babies in average every day. Consequently, premature incubators are short for the premature babies born everyday.
3) Only 50% of the hospitals have oxygen tank, suction, resuscitator which are absolutely required for the emergency of the newborn babies. Another 45.8% of them have oxygen tank and suction only.
4) The formula room is separated from the nursery in the 62.5% of the hospitals and not in the rest.
][ . The management of nursery in the administrative aspect.
1) In 66.7% of the hospitals, nursery is separated from obstetric or pediatric ward and not sepa￢rated in the rest of 33.3%.
2) All the hospitals allocated separated room for mother and baby. The most of hospitals believe that they can protect the babies from infection by doing so.
3) For the identification of the newborns, 41.7% of the hospitals are using rings both on the wrist and ankle.
25% of them are using only on the wrist while another 20.8% only on the ankle.
4) At the 35% of the hospitals where mothers are separated from the babies, babies are carried to the their mothers by nurses.
5) The hospital charges are paid in total at the 41.6% of the hospitals, in details at, the 37.5% and at 16.5%, the charges are free.
As elaborated in the above, the management group of the hospital have to understand-particularity of nursery better and improve the facilities and administration of the nursery accordingly.
Incidentally, the next step to this research must be a study or the nursing care management in the light of facilities and administration discussed above.
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