2018
DOI: 10.1590/s1980-220x2017037503305
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Análise da Escala de Perroca em Unidade de Cuidados Paliativos

Abstract: Objective To analyze the complexity of nursing care with use of the Perroca scale in a Palliative Care Unit. Method Retrospective descriptive study of quantitative analysis. Results Between 2008 and 2016, the total of 2,486 patients were hospitalized, and their median length of hospital stay was 12 days. Of these patients, 1,568 had at least one Perroca scale evaluation. Nine hundred and ten patients (58%) were classified as minimal or intermediate care. Of these, 602 (66%) were discharged. As semi-intensive a… Show more

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“…There were a number of identified articles in languages other than English (Spanish, Portuguese and German) and conference abstracts that described complexity classification systems. 24 27 , 40 All the systems referenced in these articles and abstracts were the subject of other articles in English that were included in the nine articles included in the analysis. We believe this inclusion criteria were justified; as these excluded studies did not present new systems; included numerous other languages; and for the conference abstracts, would not be possible to properly perform quality assessment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There were a number of identified articles in languages other than English (Spanish, Portuguese and German) and conference abstracts that described complexity classification systems. 24 27 , 40 All the systems referenced in these articles and abstracts were the subject of other articles in English that were included in the nine articles included in the analysis. We believe this inclusion criteria were justified; as these excluded studies did not present new systems; included numerous other languages; and for the conference abstracts, would not be possible to properly perform quality assessment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Identifica-se, no entanto, que o emprego diário do instrumento é a forma mais comumente adotada. [17][18][19] A possibilidade de aplicar o instrumento por cinco dias implica a redução em 75% da demanda do enfermeiro gerada somente em função da utilização da escala, o que demonstra o impacto desse resultado no processo de trabalho.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Entende-se que os sistemas de classificação de pacientes convertem-se em uma ferramenta gerencial que pode contribuir para dar visibilidade às necessidades de cuidado dos pacientes, assim como da necessidade de profissionais de nove indicadores de cuidado que pontuam individualmente de um a quatro, em ordem crescente de complexidade. O somatório total classifica o cuidado em mínimo (9-12 pontos), intermediário (13-18 pontos), semi-intensivo (19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24) pontos) e intensivo (25-36 pontos). 9 A escala foi aplicada por enfermeiros previamente capacitados, do próprio setor, respeitando diariamente o mesmo horário para coleta.…”
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“…O setor de cuidados prolongados e paliativos possui, em sua maioria, um perfil de pacientes altamente dependentes dos cuidados de enfermagem 18 . Por causa deste perfil, e por estarem sobrecarregados e desgastados, os entrevistados relatam à dificuldade de ofertar uma assistência humanizada:…”
Section: Condições De Trabalhounclassified