2012
DOI: 10.6018/eglobal.11.2.138471
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Hemocultivos…, ¿Qué te han contado y qué haces?.

Abstract: Estudio descriptivo transversal realizado en el Hospital General Nuestra Señora del Prado. Ha consistido en la entrega de un cuestionario para autocumplimentación a los profesionales de enfermería, donde se han incluido variantes tanto cuantitativas como cualitativas. Resultados: Se han recogido 52,9% encuestas de los 363 DUE´s del centro hospitalario, con una experiencia profesional media de 12,9 años [DE±7,9]. El 57,8% cree que no es necesario técnica estéril para el procedimiento. 94,7% utiliza un único ant… Show more

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“…The questionnaire prepared for the study covered demographic variables (age, sex), functional status (Barthel Index [21,22]) The variables included in this study were recorded after reviewing the emergency department report and the electronic medical record. The questionnaire prepared for the study covered demographic variables (age, sex), functional status (Barthel Index [21,22]) and cognitive status (Pfeiffer questionnaire [23]) prior to the acute illness; data on the emergency episode (time of first medical assistance in the ED, means of arrival, home medical assistance prior to the ED visit, destination on discharge from the ED); clinical variables (triage level according to the Andorran triage model, MAT-SET [24], reason for consultation, 3D/3D+, CFS score, ISAR score, main diagnosis on discharge from the ED); the preference for home care; and follow-up (repeat visit to the ED at 72 h and 30 days, admission at 72 h and 30 days, mortality at 30 days and six and 12 months). The ED physicians were responsible for the data abstraction process.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The questionnaire prepared for the study covered demographic variables (age, sex), functional status (Barthel Index [21,22]) The variables included in this study were recorded after reviewing the emergency department report and the electronic medical record. The questionnaire prepared for the study covered demographic variables (age, sex), functional status (Barthel Index [21,22]) and cognitive status (Pfeiffer questionnaire [23]) prior to the acute illness; data on the emergency episode (time of first medical assistance in the ED, means of arrival, home medical assistance prior to the ED visit, destination on discharge from the ED); clinical variables (triage level according to the Andorran triage model, MAT-SET [24], reason for consultation, 3D/3D+, CFS score, ISAR score, main diagnosis on discharge from the ED); the preference for home care; and follow-up (repeat visit to the ED at 72 h and 30 days, admission at 72 h and 30 days, mortality at 30 days and six and 12 months). The ED physicians were responsible for the data abstraction process.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%