Desenvolvimento e validação de indicadores de boas práticas de segurança do paciente: Projeto ISEP-Brasil

Gama, Zenewton André da Silva; Saturno-Hernández, Pedro Jesús; Ribeiro, Denise Nieuwenhoff Cardoso; Freitas, Marise Reis de; Medeiros, Paulo José de; Batista, Almária Mariz; Barreto, Analúcia Filgueira Gouveia; Lira, Benize Fernandes; Medeiros, Carlos Alexandre de Souza; Vasconcelos, C.; Silva, Edna Marta Mendes da; Faria, Eduardo Dantas Baptista de; Dantas, Jane Francinete; Júnior, José Gomes Neto; Medeiros, Luana Cristina Lins de; Sicolo, Miguel Angel; Fonseca, Patrícia de Cássia Bezerra; Costa, Rosângela Maria Morais da; Monte, Francisca Sueli; Neto, Veríssimo de Melo

doi:10.1590/0102-311x00026215

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“…To evaluate the adoption and implementation of good medication management practices, the information collected was based on the indicators of Good Practices for Patient Safety, Group 5 -Medication Management, of the ISEP-Brazil Project. 10 The collection and measurement of subitems in agreement or disagreement was performed by single on-site visit performed in February 2018 on H1 and March 2018 on H2, according to the methodology and form described in the ISEP-Brazil Project. 10 The ISEP-Brazil Project form is structured with 13 indicators related to medication management, of which 9 (nine) refer to the structure and 4 (four) to the work process.…”

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“…9 In this sense, it is important to highlight the ISEP-Brazil Project, which objective was to develop and validate indicators of good patient safety practices for the Brazilian context, which is a deployment and deepening of the project Indicadores de Seguridad del Paciente (ISEP) of the Spanish Ministry of Health. 10,11,12 Considering this context, this study aims to describe and compare compliance with the ISEP-Brazil patient safety good practice indicators related to medication management in two public hospitals in Minas Gerais and to evaluate the applicability and limitations of these indicators in these scenarios.…”

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Patient safety best practices related to medication management in two public hospitals

Chemello¹,

Diniz²,

Nascimento³

2020

Rev Bras Farm Hosp Serv Saude

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Objectives: This study aims to analyze the compliance with the ISEP-Brazil patient safety good practice indicators related to medication management. It also aims to evaluate the applicability and limitations of these indicators in these hospitals. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study conducted in two large hospitals (H1 e H2) of the Minas Gerais public hospital network. The Group 5 indicators (medication management) and additional information on the safety profile were collected in both hospitals in February 2018, through an on-site visit. The difference between the proportions of the items met at H1 and H2 was evaluated using the Pearson chi-square test at a level of statistical significance of 5%. Results: Both hospitals satisfactorily meet more than 65% of the items evaluated (H1=71.2%, H2=66.7%), with H1 meeting three more items (n=42) than H2 (n=39). There was no statistically significant difference between the proportions of items in compliance at H1 and H2 (p = 0.69). However, through additional collection, activities that were not evaluated by the ISEP-Brazil indicators which may contribute to patient safety were detected, especially in H1. Examples are clinical activities, computerization of the dispensing and emergency carts, daily check of dispensing errors. Conclusion: A considerable proportion of sub-items followed the ISEP-Brazil indicators in hospitals. Although there was no statistically significant difference between these proportions, the additional on-site diagnosis allowed identification of a safer medication system in H1.

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Patient safety best practices related to medication management in two public hospitals

Chemello¹,

Diniz²,

Nascimento³

2020

Rev Bras Farm Hosp Serv Saude

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“…It is a fact that structural and process aspects affect Patient Safety (9) . However, when conducting studies in organizations, it is necessary to consider the human element, the context and the organization of work.…”

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Practice challenges in patient safety

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Objective: to understand the professional practice challenges in reaching the goals and objectives of the National Patient Safety Program (Programa Nacional de Segurança do Paciente). Method: qualitative case study, based on the Comprehensive Sociology, carried out with 31 professionals from the Patient Safety Center (Núcleo de Segurança do Paciente) and the nursing team, working in a teaching hospital. Data collection took place between May and December 2015 through interviews, observation and documentary analysis. The analysis proceeded according to the prerogatives of the Content Analysis. Results: three categories emerged: the prescribed reality; material resources and their impact on care; and human resources related to the reality. Final considerations: challenges to safe professional practice are caused by inadequate physical structure, insufficient physical and human resources, but mainly invade the transition from the prescriptive reality scope.

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“…In the contemporary agenda of several countries there is a growing concern about the availability of health services that provide safe and quality care (2)(3) . The quality and safety in health services are related to the workforce, involving several aspects, including their provision in quantity and quality.…”

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Classificação de pacientes e dimensionamento de profissionais de enfermagem: contribuições de uma tecnologia de gestão

Vandresen

Pires

Lorenzetti

et al. 2018

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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Resumo OBJETIVO Aplicar recursos da tecnologia PRAXIS® para classificação de pacientes e dimensionamento de profissionais de enfermagem em unidade de internação de hospital universitário. METODO Pesquisa Convergente Assistencial seguindo as fases de concepção e instrumentação - definidos tema e objetivo da pesquisa, realização em uma unidade hospitalar de clínica médica envolvendo 633 participantes; perscrutação - classificação dos pacientes durante 30 dias de junho de 2016, seguido de dimensionamento; análise e interpretação dos resultados-elaborada com suporte da teorização de gestão em enfermagem hospitalar. RESULTADOS Realizadas 633 classificações e encontrados 29,38% pacientes em cuidados mínimos, 35,71% cuidados intermediários, 33,02% alta dependência, 1,42% semi-intensivos e 0,47% cuidados intensivos. Para realização do dimensionamento utilizou-se duas referências; em ambas a equipe disponibilizada mostrou-se deficitária. CONCLUSÃO Classificação de pacientes e dimensionamento de profissionais de enfermagem estão diretamente relacionados, são indispensáveis para gestão em enfermagem e de difícil realização cotidiana. Tecnologias informatizadas são úteis para realização destas atividades.

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Desenvolvimento e validação de indicadores de boas práticas de segurança do paciente: Projeto ISEP-Brasil

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Patient safety best practices related to medication management in two public hospitals

Patient safety best practices related to medication management in two public hospitals

Practice challenges in patient safety

Classificação de pacientes e dimensionamento de profissionais de enfermagem: contribuições de uma tecnologia de gestão

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