2 resultados para pressure ulcer

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As úlceras de pressão constituem um importante problema de saúde pública comum a diversos cenários de cuidados, em todo o mundo, e também em Portugal, nomeadamente para a população mais idosa. O presente estudo teve como objectivos determinar o impacto da escala de Braden associada a um protocolo de prevenção de úlceras de pressão na prevalência destas lesões, assim como, monitorizar o problema das úlceras de pressão em dois hospitais portugueses, em que o Hospital A utiliza estes instrumento e o Hospital 8 não usa esses instrumentos. Foi utilizado o Instrumento de Prevalência de Úlceras de Pressão validado para Portugal na recolha dos dados. Os dados foram obtidos através da observação directa dos doentes. Foram realizadas duas avaliações com um intervalo de três meses em cada hospital. Os resultados encontrados revelaram que as úlceras de pressão constituem um problema de saúde para os dois hospitais observados. No entanto, o Hospital A apresenta menor taxa de prevalência de úlceras de pressão, menor número de úlceras de pressão mais graves, menor possibilidade de um doente adquirir uma úlcera de pressão e maior utilização de medidas preventivas. Os valores encontrados foram estatisticamente significativos para p <0,05. Confirma-se que a utilização da escala de Braden associada a um protocolo de prevenção de úlceras de pressão é uma medida eficaz na redução do número de úlceras de pressão. Para uma maior eficácia deste instrumento será importante a sua utilização como ferramenta de controlo da adequação das medidas preventivas. ABSTRACT; Pressure ulcers are an important public health problem common to several scenarios of care in the world, and also in Portugal, particularly for the elderly. This study aims to determine the impact of the Braden scale associated with a protocol for prevention of pressure ulcers in prevalence of these lesions, as well as monitor the problem of pressure ulcers in two Portuguesa hospitais, the Hospital A uses these instrument and Hospital B doesn’t. It was used the instrument of Prevalence of pressure ulcers validated for Portugal in the data collection. Data were collected through direct observation of patients. There were two assessments with an interval of three months in each hospital. The results showed that the pressure ulcers are a health problem for both hospitals observed. However, the Hospital A provides a lower prevalence rate of pressure ulcers, lower number of pressure ulcers more serious, less possibility of a patient acquiring a pressure ulcer and increased use of preventive measures. The values were statistically significant for p<0.05. lt is confirmed that the use of the Braden scale associated with a protocol for prevention of pressure ulcers is an effective measure in reducing the number of pressure ulcers. For greater efficiency will be important to use it as a tool for monitoring the adequacy of preventive measures.

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ABSTRACT The Non-invasive Ventilation represents an alternative from ventilatory support, being frequently used in the treatment of respiratory failure. There are many complications associated with this technique, related to the pressure / air flow and the application of interfaces, being this one the focus of the article. The most appropriate interface selection allows a successful technique; the interface must be based on anatomical characteristics of the patient, cutaneous integrity and ventilation requirements. The Nurse plays a key role selecting the appropriate interface; technical monitoring and prevention of complications. The objective of the study is identify sensitive results to nursing care in the prevention of pressure ulcers (PPU) of the face, in adult and elderly submitted to NIV. This research was through EBSCO (CINAHL (Plus with Full Text) and MEDLINE (Plus with Full Text), with selection of full text articles between 2003-01-01 and 31.12.2013. We used the method of PI[C]O and was selected 13 articles from a total of 353. It was identified a set of specific interventions that prevent the appearing of pressure ulcer (PU), and according to Doran (2011), promotes sensitivity to nursing care results. The nursing interventions in adults with NIV have a direct impact on health outcomes, with preventing and resolving complications, with contribution in terms of effective disease control, adherence to the treatment regimen and consequent increase in life quality.