Práticas educativas realizadas pelo enfermeiro í  pessoa com estomia

Rosado, Sara Rodrigues

doi:10.33233/eb.v14i4.47

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“…Continuous health education and guidance activities with a focus on promotion can be started long before hospitalization and monitored when patients return home. It is essential to develop individualized education plans (28,31) that respect the way patients think and live, within their social and cultural context. There is also an underlying notion of shared decision-making that endeavors to promote the autonomy of individuals based on their choices, so that health education occurs within the context of partnerships.…”

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Care transition strategies in Latin American countries: an integrative review

Lima

Magalhães

Oelke

et al. 2018

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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OBJECTIVE To identify and analyze available literature on care transition strategies in Latin American countries. METHODS Integrative literature review that included studies indexed in PubMed, LILACS, Web of Science Core Collection, CINAHL, SCOPUS databases, and the Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO), published in Portuguese, Spanish or English, between 2010 and 2017. RESULTS Eleven articles were selected and the strategies were grouped into components of care transition: discharge planning, advanced care planning, patient education and promotion of self-management, medication safety, complete communication of information, and outpatient follow-up. These strategies were carried out by multidisciplinary team members, in which nurses play a leading role in promoting safe care transitions. CONCLUSIONS Care transition activities are generally initiated very close to patient discharge, this differs from recommendations of care transition programs and models, which suggest implementing care transition strategies from the time of admission until discharge.

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