2019
DOI: 10.1590/0034-7167-2017-0888
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Specific precautions: experiences of hospitalized patients

Abstract: Objective: To know the perception, meanings and repercussions of specific precautions for hospitalized patients. Methods: Qualitative study with qualitative clinical methodology according to the vulnerability theoretical reference. The semi-directed interview and the Bardin content analysis were used. Results: Identification of three thematic units:(1) guidelines received, in which there was lack of information and misunderstandings about the reason for precautionary implementation;(2) perceptions about privat… Show more

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“…O acompanhante pode alterar o ambiente e tranquilizar todos a sua volta, diminuir as taxas de delirium e facilitar o processo de cuidado através da interpretação de informações para as famílias, recebidas de enfermeiros. O acompanhante possui outros benefícios singulares e individuais, como por exemplo a melhor aceitação do processo de saúde pelo paciente 30,31 .…”
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“…O acompanhante pode alterar o ambiente e tranquilizar todos a sua volta, diminuir as taxas de delirium e facilitar o processo de cuidado através da interpretação de informações para as famílias, recebidas de enfermeiros. O acompanhante possui outros benefícios singulares e individuais, como por exemplo a melhor aceitação do processo de saúde pelo paciente 30,31 .…”
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“…As will be presented later in this chapter, this study has demonstrated that for some patients unlucky enough to be identified as colonised with an MRO, the risk of harm associated with Contact Precautions is significant. Several other researchers have reported similar negative impacts on patients (Jesus et al, 2019;Purssell et al, 2020;Rump et al, 2017;Tran et al, 2017). The previously cited authors' (Djibre et al, 2017;Santos et al, 2008;Vos et al, 2009) assertion of minimal risk associated with the collection and laboratory testing of clinical samples, is therefore disputed.…”
Section: Patientsconsent Control and Choicementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Whilst no recent study has found Contact Precautions to definitively limit MRO transmission, two papers report the benefits of Contact Precautions to include the privacy and seclusion of single room accommodation (Jesus et al, 2019;Taylor et al, 2018). These two studies are heavily outweighed by the 20 studies published over the same timeframe that demonstrate a relationship between increased adverse events (Hamill et al, 2017;Martin, Bryant, et al, 2018;Tran et al, 2017), negative psychological impacts (Bushuven et al, 2019;Currie et al, 2018;Eli et al, 2020;Granzotto et al, 2020;Guilley-Lerondeau et al, 2017;Heckel et al, 2017;Hereng et al, 2019;Hossain et al, 2020;Jesus et al, 2019;Mutsonziwa et al, 2021;Purssell et al, 2020;Rump et al, 2017;Rump et al, 2018;Tran et al, 2017), and other harms associated with Contact Precautions including increased length of stay (Andreassen et al, 2017;Searcy et al, 2018) and decreased patient satisfaction (Guilley-Lerondeau et al, 2017).…”
Section: Third Literature Search and Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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