Hospitalization in the second year of life in children considered at risk at birth

Barreto, Mayckel da Silva; Marcon, Sônia Silva

doi:10.5935/1414-8145.20140033

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“…One study, which evaluated the risk factors present when children are hospitalized, pointed to prematurity, severe asphyxia and the presence of congenital anomalies, suggesting children to be a population at risk for problems at birth. The results did show that there are other factors associated with the risk of hospitalization for children during their second year of life, such as: lack of exclusive breastfeeding up to the sixth month of life, maternal morbidity reported in the previous year and a hospitalization event in the first year of life ( 18 ) .…”

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Anxiety in children following hospitalization: a proposal for a nursing diagnosis

Gomes

Nóbrega

2015

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to describe the process of developing a nursing diagnosis regarding child anxiety following hospitalization, which is to be submitted to the international classification for nursing practice, in accordance with the guidelines set out by the International Council of Nurses and the ISO standard 18104:2014. Method: this methodological study includes a conceptual analysis that bases itself on analyzing the phenomena of anxiety and hospitalization, while identifying the critical attributes of the concept and developing an operational definition. Results: all the criteria for including a new nursing concept were followed and there was no violation of the framework of the International Classification for Nursing Practice with the proposed inclusion, since the concept of anxiety already exists in this classification system and the concept of anxiety from hospitalization would be considered a species or subclass of this concept.Conclusion: this analysis of the concept of hospitalization anxiety in children allowed its meaning to be clarified and, consequently, understanding to be constructed regarding its practical applicability. This achievement contributed in terms of providing incentive to develop new proposals for nursing diagnoses to be included in the International Classification for Nursing Practice.

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Anxiety in children following hospitalization: a proposal for a nursing diagnosis

Gomes

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2015

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…13 A study on the causes of hospitalization of children aged from zero to four years old in the Unified Health System indicated respiratory diseases as the first cause of hospitalization in Brazil, followed by infectious and parasitic diseases. 30 With regard to the factors associated with the need for the hospitalization of children, several research studies have shown that low maternal schooling, low income, 13,31 history of previous hospitalization 13,[31][32] and pre-existing diseases 13,33 may increase the risk of hospitalization. The existence of certain underlying diseases was present in 51% of the ICU admission cases and was associated with a higher risk of mortality.…”

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Factors Associated With the Clinical Deterioration Recognized by an Early Warning Pediatric Score

Miranda

Camargo

Sobrinho

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Objective: To identify the factors associated with clinical deterioration recognized by a Pediatric Early Warning Score. Method: A cross-sectional study conducted in a tertiary pediatric public hospital with 271 children aged from zero to ten, hospitalized between May and October 2015. For the identification of the children with and without signs of clinical deterioration, the translated, adapted and validated version of the Brighton Pediatric Early Warning Score was applied to the Brazilian context. Logistic regression analysis and prevalence ratio (PR) were used to measure the association between the variables studied. A 95% Confidence Interval (CI) and p value were adopted as a measure of statistical significance to identify potential associated factors. Results: The factors associated with the clinical deterioration of the children studied were age ≤ 2 years old (p=0.000), hospitalization in the emergency unit (p=0.000), comorbidity (p=0.020) and clinical diagnosis of respiratory disease (p=0.000). Conclusion: Children ≤ 2 years old, with comorbidity, diagnosed with respiratory disease and hospitalized in the emergency unit showed an increased likelihood of clinical deterioration. The identification of factors associated with clinical deterioration may alert and direct the health team to children more susceptible to this phenomenon.

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Hospitalization in the second year of life in children considered at risk at birth

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Anxiety in children following hospitalization: a proposal for a nursing diagnosis

Anxiety in children following hospitalization: a proposal for a nursing diagnosis

Factors Associated With the Clinical Deterioration Recognized by an Early Warning Pediatric Score

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