RESUMENEn este estudio, exploratorio-descriptivo prospectivo, se tuvo como objetivo analizar el efecto de cambio del modelo del Sistema de Asistencia de Enfermería (SAE), con la introducción de la clasificación de diagnósticos de enfermería, en el tiempo utilizado por la enfermera en la realización de ese Sistema, identificando el tiempo estimado y el medido (cronometrado). La muestra estuvo conformada por 42 enfermeras, en promedio, con 11 años de experiencia profesional, de diferentes unidades del HU-USP, siendo observadas, cinco veces, en promedio, cuando ejecutaban las fases del SAE. Los datos fueron recolectados en el período de agosto/2005 a febrero/ 2006, después de la introducción y sedimentación de la clasificación del diagnós-tico de enfermería. Los resultados permitieron evidenciar que el tiempo estimado por las enfermeras fue significativamente mayor al tempo medido y que el tiempo gastado en la evaluación del paciente fue, en promedio, mayor en la admisión del paciente en relación a su seguimiento. DESCRIPTORES ABSTRACTThis prospective, exploratory-descriptive study was aimed at analyzing the results of the change of model of the Nursing Assistance System (SAE), with the introduction of a nursing diagnosis classification, on the time spent by the nurse in the realization of this system, identifying the estimated time and the measured time. The study was based on a sample of 42 nurses from different units of the University of São Paulo's Hospital Universitá-rio, with in average 11 years of professional experience, who were observed in average 5 times while carrying out the phases of the SAE. The data were collected from August, 2005 to February, 2006, after the introduction and consolidation of the nursing diagnosis classification. The results showed that the time estimated by the nurses was significantly longer than the time actually measured; and that the time spent for patient evaluation was, on average, longer during his/her admission compared to the follow-up. KEY WORDS
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