Das TISS als Instrument zur Personalbemessung in der Intensivpflege

Reimers, S.; Siegling, C. W.

doi:10.1055/s-0028-1109279

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“…Trotzdem gaben Miranda et al in einer Validierungsstudie 1996 an, dass eine Pflegekraft Patienten mit einem Arbeitsaufwand von insgesamt 46,35 Punkten pro Schicht versorgen könne. Laut Reimers u. Sigling 6 entspricht ein TISS-28-Punkt einem Arbeitsaufwand von 10,6 Minuten. Kritisch anzumerken ist, dass TISS-28 keinerlei pflegerische Maßnahmen enthält.…”

Section: Erfahrung Mit Weiteren Leistungserfassungssystemen Auf Der I...unclassified

Leistungserfassung auf der Intensivstation – quo vadis?

Eck,

Tack

2024

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Leistungserfassung auf der Intensivstation – quo vadis?

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Tack

2024

intensiv

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“…Intensive care units · Nursing assessment · Score · Nursing process nen darüber geführt werden, ob und inwieweit die erfassten Daten dazu geeignet sind, den tatsächlichen Bedarf an Pflegepersonal objektiv abzubilden [5,14,16] …”

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Stellenwert von Scores in der Intensivpflege

Hainich

Rabe

2012

Med Klin Intensivmed Notfmed

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For nurses in intensive care units (ICUs), the use of scoring instruments is a familiar and important part of their work. Frequently, condition-referred instruments are used to assess various conditions, e.g., pain intensity or degree of alertness. Furthermore, ICU nurses use instruments to assess the risk, e.g., of developing pressure ulcers or to fall. A third important group of instruments are those used to document resource utilization by nurses. However, the estimation of the overall benefit of such scores in the intensive care setting is problematic. In Germany, assessment instruments are mainly required for use within the range of the SGB XI. With regard to intensive care settings, the majority of publications address the presentation of scores or the development of new instruments. From the nursing perspective, no clear conceptual distinction can be made between scores and scales; many instruments lack scientific proof of their benefit for nursing care. Discrepancies with the physicians' viewpoint may exist in some cases.

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Einfluss der Personalausstattung auf Pflege und Patientenversorgung in deutschen Intensivstationen

Isfort¹

2013

Med Klin Intensivmed Notfmed

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In this article selected results of a descriptive study on personnel staffing and patient care in German intensive care units are presented and discussed. The main focus is on comparing features of personnel staffing with indicators of the job situation and patient care. The study is based on a standardized survey of nursing managers from 535 intensive care units carried out in 2011. The results show that a low nurse-patient ratio in intensive care units has a tendency to cause higher risks in patient care and also in other stress indicator situations, such as absenteeism.

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Das TISS als Instrument zur Personalbemessung in der Intensivpflege

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Leistungserfassung auf der Intensivstation – quo vadis?

Leistungserfassung auf der Intensivstation – quo vadis?

Stellenwert von Scores in der Intensivpflege

Einfluss der Personalausstattung auf Pflege und Patientenversorgung in deutschen Intensivstationen

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