2017
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.ie19-2.trec
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Tiempo requerido de enfermería para un cuidado con calidad

Abstract: <p>Objetivo: Identificar el tiempo requerido de enfermería para el cuidado, la educación, la investigación y la gestión del cuidado y del servicio, a fin de determinar el talento humano necesario para la prestación del cuidado con calidad en un hospital de primer nivel de atención. Método: Estudio descriptivo-transversal realizado con estudiantes de enfermería del último semestre de pregrado. Se aplica el proceso de atención de enfermería (PAE), siguiendo los criterios de la NANDA y la valoración con cad… Show more

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“…Together with the assessment of the four main functions of nursing, this has contributed to identify less-valued or less-visible activities that a nurse also performs, which are essential to provide quality care that has continuity in different levels of care [ 40 ]. The study of the time allocated to each intervention or nursing activity is also a poorly developed topic in the literature consulted to measure workloads in nursing since the systematic reviews consulted [ 21 , 41 ] show that most of the existing studies use the methodology of the minimum-required nurse–patient relationship, and very few evaluate the number of nurse hours per patient day staffing methodology, with even fewer studies based on identifying specific interventions, types of activities, the prevalence of interventions, and the time required to perform them [ 21 , 42 , 43 ], such as the study we present.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Together with the assessment of the four main functions of nursing, this has contributed to identify less-valued or less-visible activities that a nurse also performs, which are essential to provide quality care that has continuity in different levels of care [ 40 ]. The study of the time allocated to each intervention or nursing activity is also a poorly developed topic in the literature consulted to measure workloads in nursing since the systematic reviews consulted [ 21 , 41 ] show that most of the existing studies use the methodology of the minimum-required nurse–patient relationship, and very few evaluate the number of nurse hours per patient day staffing methodology, with even fewer studies based on identifying specific interventions, types of activities, the prevalence of interventions, and the time required to perform them [ 21 , 42 , 43 ], such as the study we present.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%