Padronização das atividades em centro cirúrgico oncológico segundo a Classificação das Intervenções de Enfermagem

Abstract

598 RESUMOEste estudo teve como obje vos iden fi car em um centro cirúrgico especializado em oncologia, as atividades de enfermagem realizadas no período transoperatório, classificar e validar as atividades em intervenções, segundo a Classifi cação das Intervenções de Enfermagem (NIC). O levantamento das a vidades foi realizado por meio dos registros e da observação direta da assistência de enfermagem, nos quatro turnos de trabalho. As atividades foram classifi cadas em intervenções de enfermagem da NIC u lizando-se a técnica mapeamento cruzado. O elenco de intervenções foi validado por profi ssionais de enfermagem, em ofi cinas de trabalho. Iden fi caram-se 49 intervenções: 34 de cuidados diretos e 15 de cuidados indiretos. O reconhecimento das intervenções de enfermagem permite medir o tempo despendido na sua execução, variável fundamental para quantificar e qualificar a carga de trabalho dos profissionais de enfermagem. DESCRITORES Centro Cirúrgico Hospitalar Oncologia Enfermagem oncológica Classifi cação ABSTRACTThis study was undertaken in a surgical center specializing in oncology, and it aimed to identify nursing activities performed during the perioperative period and to classify and validate intervention activities according to the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC). A survey of activities was conducted using records and by direct observation of nursing care across four shifts. Activities were classified as NIC nursing interventions using the cross-mapping technique. The list of interventions was validated by nursing professionals in workshops. Forty-nine interventions were identified: 34 of direct care and 15 of indirect care. Identifying nursing interventions facilitates measuring the time spent in their execution, which is a fundamental variable in the quantification and qualification of nurses' workloads. DESCRIPTORES INTRODUCTIONSpecifi c indicators are scarce for the scaling of professionals in surgical centers (SCs) during the periopera ve period. This study was proposed to contribute to designing an instrument that could list the interven ons and ac vi es undertaken by nursing professionals and allow for a more reliable quantification and qualification of the nursing human resources needed for pa ent care in the surgical center during the periopera ve period.To achieve these goals, it is necessary to determine the workload in the SC during the periopera ve period, and this load can be ascertained from the quan ty and type of interven on/nursing ac vi es performed by the nursing team and from the me spent developing the same.The iden fi ca on and valida on of interven ons/nursing ac vi es therefore cons tute the fi rst step toward more effi cient planning of human resources, allowing the me spent on these intervenons to be allocated and making it possible to propose workload indicators in the SC during the periopera ve period.The standard of nursing care during the periopera ve period is a direct refl ec on of human resources policy. In this sense, scaling of the nursing staff, in terms ...

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