indicador de qualidade assistencial úlcera por pressão: análise de prontuário e de notificação de incidente indicador de calidad úlcera por presión: análisis de los registros médicos y notificación de incidentes pressure ulcer care quality indicator: analysis of medical records and incident report
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Abstract
Estudio transversal con el objetivo de comparar los datos reportados por el indicador de calidad de la atención de las úlceras por presión (UP) con de la evolución de enfermería; describir los diagnósticos clínicos y de enfermería de los que desarrollaron UP grado II o superior. La muestra fue 188 pacientes en riesgo de UP hospitalizado en unidades médicas/quirúrgicas. Los datos se recogieron retrospectivamente de los registros médicos y del sistema informatizado de indicadores, analizado estadísticamente. De los 188 pacientes, 6 (3%) notificados como UP de grado II o superior, 19 (10%) se registró en la evolución de la enfermera, constatándose subregistro de los datos. Las muestra eran compuestas por mujeres, ancianos, enfermedades cerebrovasculares. El diagnóstico de enfermería más frecuente fue Riesgo de la infección. El uso de dos métodos de investigación, como datos de notificación de incidente y revisión retrospectiva de registros médicos, hace con que los resultados sean fiables.
Cross-sectional study that aimed to compare the data reported in a system for the indication of pressure ulcer (PU) care quality, with the nursing evolution data available in the patients' medical records, and to describe the clinical profile and nursing diagnosis of those who developed PU grade 2 or higher. Sample consisted of 188 patients at risk for PU in clinical and surgical units. Data were collected retrospectively from medical records and a computerized system of care indicators and statistically analyzed. Of the 188 patients, 6 (3%) were reported for pressure ulcers grade 2 or higher; however, only 19 (10%) were recorded in the nursing evolution records, thus revealing the underreporting of data. Most patients were women, older adults and patients with cerebrovascular diseases. The most frequent nursing diagnosis was risk of infection. The use of two or more research methodologies such as incident reporting data and retrospective review of patients' records makes the results trustworthy.
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| Authors | ;Cássia Teixeira dos Santos;Magáli Costa Oliveira;Ana Gabriela da Silva Pereira;Lyliam Midori Suzuki;Amália de Fátima Lucena |
| Journal | chemischer informationsdienst organische chemie |
| Year | 2013 |
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