Information-Based Quality Control System for Emergency Life Support Medical Equipment Using an SSA-Optimized SVM

Currently, medical institutions lack a comprehensive and reliable quality control indicator system that leverages information platforms to assist nursing staff in managing instruments and equipment. To address this issue, a nursing quality control index system was designed based on management requirements, nursing operation procedures, and quality standards for emergency life support medical equipment. This index system uses an improved support vector machine (SVM) model to facilitate information-based monitoring of equipment, aiming to provide guidance for improving imperfect management and non-standard use of instruments and equipment. The results show that under information-based monitoring of the quality control system, the average execution rate of scanning medical orders in each department can exceed 80%. The timely maintenance rate of equipment in most departments can exceed 90%, with only a few exceptions. This quality control system for emergency life support medical equipment, designed for research purposes, can effectively monitor the maintenance of equipment in various departments, and achieve and promote standardized management and use of instruments and equipment.