Keywords
The Kaiser model
Hazard vulnerability analysis risk assessment
Submitted : 2023-12-30
Accepted : 2024-01-14
Published : 2024-01-29
Abstract
Objective: To analyze the existing risks in breast milk management at the neonatal department and provide corresponding countermeasures. Methods: 22 risk events were identified in 7 risk links in the process of bottle-feeding of breast milk. Hazard Vulnerability Analysis based on the Kaiser model was applied to investigate and evaluate the risk events. Results: High-risk events include breast milk quality inspection, hand hygiene during collection, disinfection of collectors, cold chain management, hand hygiene during the reception, breast milk closed-loop management, and postcollection disposal. Root cause analysis of high-risk events was conducted and breast milk management strategies outside the hospital and within the neonatal department were proposed. Conclusion: Hazard Vulnerability Analysis based on the Kaiser model can identify and assess neonatal breast milk management risks effectively, which helps improve the management of neonatal breast milk. It is conducive to the safe development and promotion of bottle feeding of breast milk for neonates, ensuring the quality of medical services and the safety of children.
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