老年医学科护理人员操作洗浴机器人培训方案设计

Objective To develop a standardized training program for geriatric nursing staff on operating bathing robots, evaluate the impact of training on nursing quality, patient safety, bathing comfort, and efficiency, and provide evidence for clinical application. Methods A study was conducted on 100 patients aged 65+ requiring assisted bathing and 20 nursing staff in the geriatric department of a hospital from January 2025 to December 2025. The training followed a three-phase model of “theory + practice + assessment.” Four core indicators were compared before training(January 2025-June 2025, 50 cases) and after training(July 2025-December 2025). Results Post-training, the nursing staff's operational quality scores showed a significant improvement compared to pre-training levels(P<0.05). Patients exhibited reduced systolic blood pressure fluctuations(P<0.05). Bathing comfort scores improved markedly(P<0.05). Adverse reaction rates decreased significantly(P<0.05). Total bathing time was shortened(P<0.05), with all differences being statistically significant. Conclusion This training program effectively enhances nursing staff's operational standardization and proficiency in bathing robot use, reduces patient physiological stress responses, improves bathing comfort and safety, optimizes nursing efficiency, and is suitable for clinical implementation in geriatric medicine departments.