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Objective To monitor the quality of intravenous infusions in a constructed closed-loop tracking system,and to discuss its application effect.Methods The information program is reinvested in a team for the closed-loop tracking system of the intravenous infusion.There are modules of processing medical orders,pharmacy preparations,execution procedures with the doctor's orders,as well as the computing module.The system was put into clinical trial operation in November 2021 and officially applied in January 2022.Specifically,the number of infusion-related adverse events/red-light alert is recorded and compared before(January to December 2021)and after(January to December 2022)the application of the system.Random sampling method has been performed in a ward to investigate the amount of abnormal infusion for the comparison.Results It is shown that it occurred 3 times for the infusion-related adverse events before the operation of the system,and a time after that.In the neurological inpatients,we observe the amount of red-light alert as 5,120.25±775.82 before the system operation,and 1,518.25±74.77 after that.It is shown to decline by 70.35％on average with statistical significance on the total difference(P＜0.001).Monthly amount of infusion in the ward is 5,184 with 155 times of overfast(2.99％)for 775 minutes in total,and with 207 times of slow(3.99％)for 1,035 minutes in total.The average handling time per contact is 5 minutes.Conclusion The closed-loop tracking system for intravenous infusion quality monitoring can track and record the whole process of intravenous infusions.It is expected to provide accurate and objective data for closed-loop quality inspection on clinical nursing practice,which is conducive to nursing managers for any potential problems during infusion processing timely,to promote standardized nursing operations,and to further improve the safety of inpatients with intravenous infusion and medication.