909 resultados para terapia intensiva insulínica


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Pós-graduação em Enfermagem (mestrado profissional) - FMB

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OBJETIVO: analisar os conhecimentos dos pediatras que atuam com pacientes neonatais em relação à avaliação e o tratamento da dor do recém-nascido. MÉTODOS: estudo transversal com 104 pediatras (de um total de 110) que trabalhavam em 1999 a 2001, nas sete unidades de terapia intensiva e nos 14 berçários da cidade de Belém, e responderam a um questionário escrito com perguntas a respeito do seu perfil demográfico e do conhecimento de métodos de avaliação e de tratamento da dor no recém-nascido. RESULTADOS: cem por cento dos médicos referiram acreditar que o recém-nascido sente dor, mas apenas um terço deles conhecia alguma escala para avaliar a dor nessa faixa etária. A maioria dos entrevistados referia perceber a presença de dor no recém-nascido por meio de parâmetros comportamentais. O choro foi o preferido para avaliar a dor do bebê a termo; a mímica facial para o prematuro, e a freqüência cardíaca para o neonato em ventilação mecânica. Menos de 10% dos entrevistados diziam usar analgesia para punções venosas e capilares; 30 a 40% referiam empregar analgesia para punções lombares, dissecações venosas, drenagens de tórax e ventilação mecânica. Menos da metade dos entrevistados referiu aplicar medidas para o alívio da dor no pós-operatório de cirurgia abdominal em neonatos. O opióide foi o medicamento mais citado para a analgesia (60%), seguido pelo midazolam (30%). CONCLUSÃO: os pediatras demonstraram pouco conhecimento a respeito dos métodos de avaliação e tratamento da dor no período neonatal. Há necessidade de reciclagens e de atualização no tema para os profissionais de saúde que atuam com recém-nascidos doentes.

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Pós-graduação em Saúde Coletiva - FMB

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Pós-graduação em Biometria - IBB

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Technology advances and scientific studies in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) have contributed significantly to reduce mortality and morbidity of at-risk newborns (NB). However, they are more likely to present neurological and/or developmental psychomotor delay with neurological and sensory alterations. Therefore, proposals for neonatal intervention were developed with the aim of protecting the baby and offering appropriate incentives to minimize the effects of hospital intervention. To this end, programs of protective measures such as the Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) were developed. Given the relevance of the issue described, this systematic review critically appraises articles from the national and international literature, published in recent years (from 2000 to 2011), that describe whether the KMC can be a protective factor for the development of writing in premature infants. The textual search was conducted using the Virtual Health Library (VHL), a website that covers publications worldwide, allowing access to articles from health science, including LILACS, IBECS, MEDLINE, Cochrane Library and SciELO, as database. The findings revealed that infants who participated in the KMC program showed improvements in their development and that factors such as low-birth-weight prematurity and learning disorders have close relationship with the onset of motor impairments and changes in psychomotor development. The findings showed no articles describing the KMC as a protective factor for the incidence of dysgraphia. Thus, we emphasize the importance of conducting further studies on these topics.

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This study aimed at analyzing the scientific production on health care humanization in intensive-care and emergency units based on publications in national journals. Therefore, this is an integrative review of the national literature. The online database Literatura Latino-Americana do Caribe em Ciências da Saúde - Literature in the Health Sciences in Latin America and the Caribbean (LILACS) based on the Health Virtual Library (BVS) platform was used to select articles. The final sample in this review consisted of 21 articles. The presentation of results and data discussion was descriptively performed and divided into three themes: communication with relatives and the team, caregiver humanization and, finally, the difficulties faced to implement humanization. As regards communication, it is seen by the authors as a fundamental strategy to ensure quality in intensive care, and it is placed as a central axis in the humanization policy. Concerning caregiver humanization, the physical and mental overload resulting from the work process in these units are factors that interfere with personal relations between team members as well as with that between team members and patients. Among the difficulties faced for implementing humanized care for critical patients are the units’s physical and organizational structures, technology and health care professionals’ education, which is centered on the biomedical model. It was concluded that communication is considered to be fundamental for humanization of the care provided to critical patients, since it allows for the development of a network of meanings between patients, the team, families and the establishment. In order to implement care with humanized actions in urgency and emergency sectors, particularly in ICUs, it is necessary to change organizational culture and value health care professionals

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The quality of life of nursing professionals of character is relevant because the service involves every aspect of workers with personal, social and cultural, so that professionals can result in unproductive and emotionally shaken, and may influence the direct patient care.The aim of this study is to report the quality of life of nursing staff working in the adult ICU of a university hospital.Methodology will be applied to qualitative, through interviews with guiding questions, with the subject all the nursing staff of the Intensive Care Unit - Adult, located in Bauru State Hospital. The survey results were analyzed through content analysis proposed by Bardin. The interviews were divided into categories and subcategories in the sequence. In the category Defining quality of life - hidden connections got four subcategories: happiness, pleasure, interrelation and practice in nursing, which are directly related to the meaning of quality of life. What about the profession as interference in quality of life of nursing staff reached the category A profession in contrast with the quality of life - Connections Exposed that led to the division of four subcategories: proximity to death, absenteeism, double day / salary, shifts, ranking at work and work process. Finally, it concerns the improvement of the profession that can intervene in the quality of life of workers obtained the category Improving occupancy improving the quality of life - Connections to be built, which is subdivided into sub-categories: professional incentive, hierarchy and enhancement of the profession. These categories and subcategories showed significant and important aspects of quality of life of nursing professionals

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Pós-graduação em Odontologia Restauradora - ICT

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Pós-graduação em Enfermagem (mestrado profissional) - FMB

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Objective. To identify the perception of nurses with regard to the process of providing care to patients in the context of hospice care. Method. Qualitative study using the methodological framework Collective Subject Discourse. A total of 18 nursing professionals of the adult intensive care unit of a public hospital in São Paulo, Brazil were interviewed between June and August 2012. Results. The process of providing care to terminal patients is permeated by negative, conflictive and mixed feelings. As regards communication, while the participants acknowledge its importance as a therapeutic resource, they also admit a lack of professional qualification. Conclusion. The interviewees have difficulties to deal with care provided to terminal patients. The qualification of these professionals needs to be improved, starting in the undergraduate program.