2018
DOI: 10.18471/rbe.v32.26099
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Infraestrutura E Indicadores De Adesão À Higiene Das Mãos Em Unidade De Terapia Intensiva

Abstract: <p>Objetivo: avaliar a infraestrutura e medir indicadores de adesão à higiene das mãos em Unidade de Terapia Intensiva. Método: estudo de caso descritivo-exploratório, utilizando três instrumentos estruturados para registrar as características dos profissionais, a infraestrutura disponível e a adesão à higiene das mãos. Aplicado teste Quiquadrado. Resultados: as preparações alcoólicas eram insuficientes e as torneiras inadequadas. Foram monitoradas 516 oportunidades de observação e ocorreram 337 ações de… Show more

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“…These findings are similar to those of a study carried out in a teaching hospital in Brasília, which also did not identify any health professional with bottles of alcohol in their pockets during their work activities. 20 These findings are different from data from a study carried out in a university hospital in southern Brazil, which showed a small proportion (2.9%) of health professionals with a bottle of alcohol in their pockets. 19 These cases are alarming, as having pocket bottles for antiseptic hand rubbing is an additional measure to protect professionals and patients, especially in hospitals with inadequate infrastructure.…”
Section: Sectors (Total N° Of Beds)contrasting
confidence: 73%
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“…These findings are similar to those of a study carried out in a teaching hospital in Brasília, which also did not identify any health professional with bottles of alcohol in their pockets during their work activities. 20 These findings are different from data from a study carried out in a university hospital in southern Brazil, which showed a small proportion (2.9%) of health professionals with a bottle of alcohol in their pockets. 19 These cases are alarming, as having pocket bottles for antiseptic hand rubbing is an additional measure to protect professionals and patients, especially in hospitals with inadequate infrastructure.…”
Section: Sectors (Total N° Of Beds)contrasting
confidence: 73%
“…19 Furthermore, in our study, dispensers were all close to the beds and within reach, which differs from a study carried out in a teaching hospital in Brasília, in which dispensers were available to professionals, but they were few and far away from the beds. 20 These authors also reveal that the location, visibility and ease of access to HH supplies such as dispensers have a positive influence on results related to HH compliance rate.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The logistic model found that compliance with the moments “before” tasks was considerably lower than the moments “after” tasks, which is consistent with results of prior studies [ 9 ]. In addition, other studies have found that healthcare professionals did HH more often after contaminated tasks than before clean procedures or aseptic tasks [ 8 , 9 , 48 , 49 ]. In fact, Bezerra et al monitored 3025 HH opportunities and found that HH compliance was highest “after body fluid exposure risk” (60.80%) and “after touching a patient” (53.45%).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Higher compliance rates have been achieved by placing ABHR bottles at the point of care and providing washbasins with manual faucets [ 1 , 6 ]. But inadequate supplies of ABHR, empty dispensers, poorly located dispensers [ 28 ], insufficient or inaccessible sinks undermine efforts to improve HH compliance [ 8 , 27 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em UTI são empregadas escalas para mensuração de parâmetros clínicos e prognósticos, além de mensuração da demanda de cuidados. Uma delas é o índice prognóstico Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evolution II (APACHE II), desenvolvido para estimar a gravidade da doença e prever a mortalidade hospitalar 7,8,9,25 .…”
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