Objetivo: Descrever as etapas de desenvolvimento e avaliação da estrutura informatizada para processamento de bandejas cirúrgicas na área de preparo do centro de material e esterilização. Método: Trata-se de um projeto de desenvolvimento de produção tecnológica embasada na teoria de “ciclo de vida do sistema”. Resultados: A estrutura foi criada utilizando formulários e planilhas do Google Apps. Os formulários foram desenvolvidos com base na coleta de informações das referências gravadas nos instrumentais, consulta ao nome correto nos catálogos dos fabricantes e registros fotográficos de detalhes das peças. Foi realizada a avaliação pelos colaboradores, e foram feitas as alterações sugeridas pelos mesmos. Os formulários permitiram identificar o nome do instrumental e a referência do fabricante e acessar as fotos dos materiais, o que passou a gerar planilhas que permitiram a rastreabilidade e o gerenciamento dos materiais cirúrgicos. Conclusão: A informatização do preparo das bandejas de cirurgia minimamente invasiva contribuiu para o preparo de maneira fácil, intuitiva e de forma rastreável. A tecnologia pode otimizar o tempo de assistência do enfermeiro do centro de material e esterilização com as questões relacionadas ao planejamento das ações gerenciais e à rastreabilidade dos processos.
Objective: To report the process of organization and construction of an information technology structure named Nursing Activities Score (NAS) Cloud Technology®. Method: This project was based on the life cycle theory and has enabled the development of technological production through software engineering. Results: The NAS Cloud Technology® was developed for remote and collaborative access on a website hosted by Google Sites® and protected in a business environment by the certified security and data protection devices Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA). In 2015, this system received more than 10.000 submissions/month, totaling 12 care units for critical patients covered by the information technology structure, circa 200 nurses per day involved in the collection and hundreds of daily submissions, integrating the complete transition from paper to cloud. Conclusion: The development of NAS Cloud Technology® system has enabled the use of technology as a facilitating means for the use of Nursing care data, providing tools for decision-making on the nursing personnel sizing required for the care demands in the inpatient care units. The potential of cloud structures stands out due to their possibility of innovation, as well as low-cost access and high replicability of the information system.
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