Gestión y liderazgo de los servicios de Enfermería en el plan de emergencia de la pandemia COVID-19: la experiencia del Hospital Clínic de Barcelona

Estalella, Gemma Martínez; Zabalegui, Adelaida; Guerra, Sonia Sevilla

doi:10.1016/j.enfcli.2020.05.002

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“…In addition, a health hotel near the hospital was opened to attend more than 500 patients with moderate symptoms or in the recovery phase before discharge. During this time, 80% of hospital rooms were destined for COVID-19 patients [6].…”

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Lived Experiences of Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients: A Qualitative Study

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The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many hospitalized patients and deaths worldwide. Coronavirus patients were isolated from their relatives and visits were banned to prevent contagion. This has brought about a significant change in deeply rooted care habits in Mediterranean and Latin American countries where the family normally accompanies vulnerable hospitalized patients. The aim of this qualitative study was to examine the hospitalization experience of COVID-19 patients and their family members. A phenomenological qualitative approach was used. Data collection included inductive, in-depth interviews with 11 COVID-19 hospitalized patients. The mean age of patients was 55.4 years and 45% were female. Nearly 50% required Intensive Care Unit (ICU) admission. Ten meaningful statements were identified and grouped in three themes: Positive and negative aspects of the care provided, the patient’s perspective, and perception of the experience of the disease. In conclusion, COVID-19 patients, aware of the severity of the pandemic, were very adaptable to the situation and had full confidence in health professionals. Patient isolation was perceived as necessary. Technology has helped to maintain communication between patients and relatives.

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“…Debido al contexto de gran complejidad que existe actualmente en el ámbito sanitario, todavía más patente en las situaciones de pandemia, como la que se está viviendo en la actualidad con el COVID-19, los gestores de Enfermería, destacan la necesidad de que los profesionales de Enfermería incorporen la competencia de liderazgo en su práctica diaria (Estalella, 2020;Shingler-Nace, 2020). Este liderazgo clínico se considera necesario entre los profesionales de enfermería para proporcionar cuidados seguros y de calidad en un sistema sanitario, cada vez más complejo, integrado por pacientes frágiles, pluripatológicos, y en su mayoría de edad avanzada (Glazer et al, 2011).…”

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A Student led Conference, planned and organized by nursing students enrolled in two elective modules (Interdisciplinary Care of Older Adults and Old Age and Dependency) across two academic years (2018-19 and 2019-20). Students participate actively in the conference, with oral communications (as part of their course assignment), or moderating a rounded table. The results shown a significative increase of the level of leadership in the students that led the conference, and a high level of satisfaction in the participants in the conference. This innovative teaching method, may be of intereset and applied in different ambits, as it is necessary to implement methodologies that help to develop competences as leadership and communication.

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“…Parte de la gestión efectiva del personal de enfermería, se evidencia en el trabajo en equipo, liderazgo, asumido para promover la atención y cuidado asertivo al paciente 5 .…”

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Antecedentes: La gestión de los servicios de enfermería frente al COVID-19, ha sido uno de los procesos hospitalarios de mayor dinamismo durante el período por pandemia, por cuanto es el personal encargado de aplicar el tratamiento médico a los pacientes en primera línea de batalla. Objetivo: Analizar la gestión de los servicios de enfermería frente al COVID-19 en un hospital público de la provincia de Manabí – Ecuador. Metodología: De tipo descriptiva observacional no experimental. Resultados: El factor con mayor importancia de los encuestados, se radicó en la actualización profesional durante el período inicial de pandemia por COVID-19, considerándose como un elemento fundamental para abordar la atención del paciente, seguido del trabajo en equipo. Conclusión: Es necesario fomentar estrategias para mantener en alto nivel de eficacia al personal durante su estancia en cuidados intermedios e intensivos en relación a cuidado personal, trabajo en equipo, manejo de salud mental.

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Gestión y liderazgo de los servicios de Enfermería en el plan de emergencia de la pandemia COVID-19: la experiencia del Hospital Clínic de Barcelona

Cited by 55 publications

References 2 publications

Lived Experiences of Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients: A Qualitative Study

Lived Experiences of Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients: A Qualitative Study

El desarrollo del liderazgo a través de un congreso organizado por estudiantes. Estudio pre-post intervención

Gestión de los servicios de Enfermería frente al COVID-19

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