Evaluación de las condiciones de manejo de catéteres vasculares periféricos en pacientes adultos

Véliz, Elena; Vergara, Teresa Delgado; Fíca, Alberto

doi:10.4067/s0716-10182014000600004

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“…6 Having said that, similar studies have also supported that prevalence studies, carried out at the patient’s bedside before and after interventions, are an adequate instrument to measure improvements in compliance with care. 8,10,28 Therefore, our study allowed to observe the impact of the training activities accompanied by continuous monitoring in the improvement in compliance with the recommendations on the care and maintenance of vascular accesses. On the other hand, factors such as adequate hand hygiene, the type of drug to be administered or the patient’s own conditions could be considered in future research.…”

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Training, management, and quality of nursing care of vascular access in adult patients: The INCATIV project

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Background: More than one billion of peripheral venous catheters are inserted into hospitalized patients every year. This study sought to identify the status of nursing care in vascular accesses in different hospitals and to evaluate the impact of a series of informative and formative interventions aimed at their care. Methods: Quasi-experimental, multicenter study. A total of 54 nursing professionals of 19 hospitals participated. The intervention consisted of informative talk and three training sessions related to the care and maintenance of vascular accesses and intravenous therapy in the hospital-admitted adult population. This was delivered in four years, with eight periodic cross-sectional assessments conducted before and after each intervention. To assess quality of nursing care in vascular accesses and intravenous therapy, a quality indicator called Standard Variable (VES), was developed and validated with the Delphi methodology. Results: A total of 21,108 patients, aged 64.0 years (SD 18.3), were assessed, of which 78.3% (16,516) had some type of vascular access inserted. An average of 22.1% (95% CI: 21.4–22.7) were classified as optimal. In total, 3218 nursing care professionals took part in the training activities. The VES indicator grew steadily throughout the study, raising from 7.8% to 37.6%. Changes were statistically significant between those time points in which one of the described interventions was delivered; however, there were no significant changes between time points with no intervention. Conclusions: This study supports that continuous training interventions can produce improvements in the quality of nursing care and reduce complications in patients with vascular accesses. In addition, the VES indicator was a useful and simple tool to measure quality, but the experience with its use suggests continuous research in the search for standardized indicators that objectify the evaluation and evolution of care.

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Training, management, and quality of nursing care of vascular access in adult patients: The INCATIV project

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“…https://doi.org/10.37065/rem.v5i2.327 periféricos de otras zonas del cuerpo. Al respecto, existe evidencia que la capacitación del personal de salud no incide mucho en disminuir las bacteriemias asociadas al uso de catéter venoso periférico (5) .…”

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Cateterismo yugular en el adulto mayor: un reto para la enfermera emergencista

Guerrero

Loayza-Enríquez

2019

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Actualmente el 62% de la población que ingresa al servicio de emergencia del Hospital Regional Lambayeque, la constituyen los pacientes adultos mayores(1), quienes por las complicaciones de patologías crónicas como diabetes mellitus, hipertensión, enfermedad renal o cáncer en fase terminal, suelen presentarse hemodinámicamente inestables, con deshidratación, hipotensión, hipoglicemia, con trastorno del sensorio, adelgazados entre otras condiciones que dificultan colocarle una vía periférica en los vasos sanguíneos que frecuentemente se utilizan, tales como las venas de los miembros superiores. Realidad que supone hacer varios intentos, algunos sin éxito para poder canalizar una vía periférica por lo que las enfermeras del servicio de Emergencia se ven en la necesidad de buscar otras opciones como por ejemplo colocar un catéter venoso periférico en los grandes vasos como: la vena yugular interna.

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“…Uma das formas de evitar esses eventos está na escolha de cateteres adequados, na escolha do local apropriado, na técnica de inserção estéril e na infusão de líquidos e fármacos em quantidades e concentrações adequadas 4,5 .…”

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Cateterismo venoso periférico: a qualidade dos cuidados de enfermagem na inserção do cateter venoso periférico

Teixeira¹,

Almeida²,

Vieira³

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GANJ

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ARTIGO DE REVISÃO Cateterismo venoso periférico: a qualidade dos cuidados de enfermagem na inserção do cateter venoso periféricoPeripheral venous catheterization: the quality of nursing care in peripheral venous catheter insertion Cateterismo venoso periférico: la calidad del cuidado de enfermería en la inserción de catéter venoso periférico ResumoObjetivou-se avaliar a qualidade da assistência de enfermagem frente a inserção do cateterismo venoso periférico, discutir a qualidade deste atendimento com base em normas e manuais preconizados e a elaboração de um folder autoexplicativo acerca da técnica baseado em normas e manuais da ANVISA. Tratou-se de um estudo de revisão bibliográfica de literatura, abrangendo o lapso temporal de 2015 a 2020. Chegou-se ao total final de 7 artigos em português, que foram utilizados na revisão de literatura. A discussão dos dados encontrados nos artigos envolveu: indicadores de qualidade na inserção de dispositivos intravenosos periféricos, os cuidados de enfermagem na inserção de dispositivos intravenosos periféricos em Neonatologia (PICC e AVP), os cuidados de enfermagem na inserção de dispositivos intravenosos periféricos (Idosos e adultos). O cateterismo venoso periférico é uma prática rotineira nos hospitais, por isso deveria ser amplamente abordado em artigos e estudos, porém observa-se o inverso, profissionais utilizando a prática de forma inadequada causando grandes riscos ao paciente, por isso há uma necessidade de treinamentos constantes e estratégias que diminuam os possíveis eventos adversos.

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Evaluación de las condiciones de manejo de catéteres vasculares periféricos en pacientes adultos

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Training, management, and quality of nursing care of vascular access in adult patients: The INCATIV project

Training, management, and quality of nursing care of vascular access in adult patients: The INCATIV project

Cateterismo yugular en el adulto mayor: un reto para la enfermera emergencista

Cateterismo venoso periférico: a qualidade dos cuidados de enfermagem na inserção do cateter venoso periférico

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