Nurses' Role In Post-Operative Immediately Myocardial Revascularization In Intensive Care Unit

Silva, Katianere Alessandra; Medeiros, Soraya Maria de; Paulino, Tayssa Suelen Cordeiro; Pereira, Fabio Dutra; Rocha, Karolina de Moura Manso da; Nelson, Isabel Cristina Amaral de Sousa Rosso; Alves, Ilara Maria Ferreira

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“…The “equipment verification” item reflects the criticality of patients and avoids compromising situations for their safety. This item was congruent with studies that demonstrated verification is imperative in patient care, requiring nurses’ attention when verifying the connection points in the distribution network (oxygen and compressed air), identifying leaks, calibrating the flow meter/manometer and working the vacuum system, to avoid possible complications (Benoit et al., 2017; Silva et al., 2016).…”

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Checklist validation for care provided to patients in the immediate postoperative period of cardiac surgery

Batistini

Sant’Anna

Giovanazzi

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Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Aims and objectives: We created and validated a checklist for nursing care of patients in the immediate postoperative period of cardiac surgery. Background: Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) account for about 30% of all deaths recorded in Brazil. There is an arsenal of clinical and surgical treatments for CVD, with a significant number of patients evolving to surgical treatment. Thus, health professionals working in the perioperative period of cardiovascular surgeries need to be updated, trained and qualified to provide adequate and safe care to patients. Design: We developed a checklist that defined essential parameters for quality care, to ensure greater agility and patient safety. Methods: This methodology validation study comprised two stages: checklist creation for care provided by nurses to patients in the IPO of cardiac surgery, and content validation using the Delphi method. Participants were selected through an advanced survey conducted on the Lattes Platform website of the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development. The STROBE checklist was used to guide the study. Results: Three rounds of analysis by specialists resulted in average CVIs of: 95.8% for objectivity, 97.9% for simplicity, 91.0% for clarity, 93.1% for relevance and 96.5% for variety, suggesting high agreement among specialists. Conclusions: The checklist focused on nursing care of patients in the IPO of cardiac surgery and was validated with three topics, four categories, 16 items and 86 subitems of care assignments to be applied in clinical practice. Relevance to clinical practice: This is a validated instrument that guides nurses' actions by admitting postoperative cardiac surgery patients to the ICU based on evidence, which provides more scientific and professional support to health teams' performance, with the objective of strengthening roles and establishing routines; thus presenting a powerful tool for planning nursing actions, providing quality care to patients, and facilitating communication between teams, thereby minimising risks. 4172 | BATISTINI eT Al. 1 | INTRODUC TI ON Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are responsible for a significant mortality rate on a global scale, especially acute coronary syndrome and heart failure (Pagidipati & Gaziano, 2013; Stewart, Manmathan, & Wilkinson, 2017). Among the set of treatments for CVD, special attention is drawn to clinical and surgical treatments, with high incidence of surgical procedures driven by technological progress and improved techniques used in the field (Furtado et al., 2017). Considering the high complexity involved in the immediate postoperative period (IPO) of cardiac surgery, quality of care becomes the main premise of health assistance, since nurses must identify haemodynamic changes and implement appropriate interventions quickly and effectively, minimising the incidence of errors (Santos,

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Checklist validation for care provided to patients in the immediate postoperative period of cardiac surgery

Batistini

Sant’Anna

Giovanazzi

et al. 2020

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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“…So the researcher commented on that was additional factored may be affected; was about training course related to postoperative nursing care which was founded in the table one; most of the nurses in the private hospital was participated training course, while very low percentage of the nurses in the public hospitals doing training course. This result was supported by the descriptive study that conducted by Qadir and Younis in the Erbil City; There was a significant relationship was founded between the levels of quality of nursing care with age, gender, levels of education, nurse's experience and reported in their study; nursing care should be developed in immediate post-operative period with quality and competence by nurses and all team [27]. The result was supported by a comparative study in Cyprus that about assessment of patients' satisfaction with care provided in public and private hospitals, which show, those patients hospitalized in private hospitals seem to be more satisfied than those who were admitted to the public hospital [28].…”

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Quality of Immediate Postoperative Nursing Care for Patients in Public and Private Hospitals in Erbil City, Iraq- Comparative Study

Ali

2020

Erbil j. nurs. midwifery

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Background and objective: The 1 to 2 hours for the first 24 hours after surgical operation is a crucial time to perform patient care. The study aimed to assess and compare quality of immediate post operation nursing care for patients undergoing surgeries in the public and private hospitals in Erbil City. Methods: A comparative study design was conducted on non-probability and purposive sample of 106 nurses (53 nurses of public hospitals and 53 nurses from private hospitals) in the surgical unit in all public and some private hospitals in Erbil city. The data was col-lected between February and July, 2019 by direct observation and using an observational questionnaire. Results: The majority of the nurses were young adults who had graduated from a nursing institute who were of middle income and lived in an urban area. The duration of experi-ence as a nurse was between 1 to 10 years. The majority of the nurses (98.1%) in the pub-lic hospitals they practiced poor nursing care practice, while most of the nurses (69.8) in the private hospitals practiced good nursing care practices. Very high significant differ-ence found between immediate post operation nursing care in public and private hospi-tals (P <0.000). Conclusion: The study concluded that; postoperative nursing care is very important to improve health services, but the quality of the nursing care in the public hospitals as a generally was very poor when compared with the private hospitals. We recommended improving their skills by implementation job description, opening training course and monitoring of the nurses as well as awareness and follow-up.

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Nurses' Role In Post-Operative Immediately Myocardial Revascularization In Intensive Care Unit

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Checklist validation for care provided to patients in the immediate postoperative period of cardiac surgery

Checklist validation for care provided to patients in the immediate postoperative period of cardiac surgery

Quality of Immediate Postoperative Nursing Care for Patients in Public and Private Hospitals in Erbil City, Iraq- Comparative Study

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