1, medical incident. Medical diagnosis or treatment errors lead to serious complications, abnormal death, serious dysfunction, prolonged hospitalization or increased hospitalization expenses;

2. Drug incident. Adverse events and serious adverse drug reactions when managing and dispensing drugs;

3. Nursing events. Nursing accidents involving patient safety during hospitalization;

4. Medical technology inspection events. Events that occur during the auxiliary inspection due to operational errors or instrument failures;

5. Blood transfusion events. In the process of blood transfusion, serious adverse reactions of blood transfusion occurred due to operation or recording;

6. Hospital infection. Serious infection and other events occurred in the hospital;

7. Medical equipment accident. Events such as medical devices or medical equipment causing damage to patients or staff;

8, safety management and accidents. Clinical diagnosis and treatment activities and other adverse events in hospital operation.

How to deal with medical accidents?

Handling of medical accidents:

1, report;

2. Take timely measures to prevent the damage from expanding;

3. Keep all kinds of materials and seal up the physical objects on site;

4. investigation;

5. Draw a conclusion.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Regulations on Handling Medical Accidents.

When medical negligence occurs or is found, medical institutions and their medical staff should immediately take effective measures to avoid or reduce the damage to patients' health and prevent the damage from expanding.

Article 17

Suspected blood transfusion, blood transfusion, injection, drugs and other adverse consequences, both doctors and patients should * * * seal and unseal the on-site physical objects, and the sealed on-site physical objects shall be kept by medical institutions; If inspection is needed, both parties shall jointly entrust an inspection agency with inspection qualification according to law to conduct inspection; When both parties cannot make an appointment, it shall be designated by the administrative department of health.

If it is suspected that blood transfusion will cause adverse consequences and it is necessary to seal up blood, the medical institution shall notify the blood collection and supply institution that provides blood to send personnel to be present.