Calidad de vida y funcionalidad en sobrevivientes de cuidados intensivos: Una revisión exploratoria

Vanegas, Dulfary Mejía; Díaz, Julia Andrea Arias; Toro, Lleraldyn Leyton; Grajales, Katherine Yuliet Ayala; Londoño, Angie Manuela Becerra; Ospina, Jorge Iván Vallejo; Hurtado, Ángela María Rincón

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“…It is convenient to continue exploring other interventions that involve, for example, the family, 28 or that take place in other services, like emergency, 29 besides analyzing the effect on the workload 30 of the nursing staff given the occurrence of delirium in patients. Further, it would be worth investigating possible interventions or guidelines at the home level, 31 as well as performing post-discharge research to determine the quality of life and functionality ( 32 in patients who have endured this event.…”

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Validation of Nursing Outcome Indicators in Patients with Postsurgical Delirium

Melguizo Herrera,

Manrique Anaya,

Torres Contreras

et al. 2023

Invest. Educ. Enferm.

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Objective. To validate the content of the indicators proposed from the Nursing Outcome Classification in a care plan for delirium management in older adults. Methods. Content validity study, conducted under the expert judgment technique. The procedure was developed in five moments: organization of indicators that respond to the nursing outcome classification for delirium management, support with literature of the indicators that responds to the result, selection of experts, establishment of agreements, and discussion. Quality criteria evaluated: pertinence and relevance, the Content Validity Coefficient and average scores assigned by the experts were calculated. Results. The study had the participation of 14 experts. The indicators, according to criteria of pertinence and relevance evaluated by experts showed a global average content index value of 0.93; 97.05% (66) of the indicators had Content Validity Coefficient > 0.75. Conclusion. The quantitative findings of the indicator validation process showed high relevance and pertinence index, which favors their being applied to measure care changes in patients with delirium.

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