Método Delphi Como Referencial Metodológico Para a Pesquisa Em Enfermagem

Massaroli, Aline; Martini, Jussara Gue; Lino, Mônica Motta; Spenassato, Débora; Massaroli, Rodrigo

doi:10.1590/0104-07072017001110017

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“…An exploratory sequential mixed method allows for multiple methods to be used in a single study to explore topics about which little is known (Creswell & Plano Clark, 2010). The Delphi method is considered a mixed approach as it allows the use of different research strategies for data collection and analysis (Massaroli, Martini, Lino, Spenassato, & Massaroli, 2017) and has been used in a wide range of topics in nursing, including: role delineation (Duffield, 1988; Roberts‐Davis & Read, 2001; White & Wilkes, 1998), research priorities (Annells, Deroche, Koch, Lewin, & Lucke, 2005; Bayley, MacLean, Desy, & McMahon, 2004; Considine, Curtis, Shaban, & Fry, 2018), standards of practice (ENA NP Validation Work Team et al, 2010; Okuwa, Sugama, Sanada, Konya, & Kitagawa, 2005) and development of survey instruments (Fry & Burr, 2001).…”

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Pain assessment and interventions by nurses in the emergency department: A national survey

Varndell

Fry

Elliott

2020

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Aim The aim of this study was to examine the knowledge, perceptions and factors influencing pain assessment and management practices among Australian emergency nurses. Background Pain is the most commonly reported symptom in patients presenting to the emergency department, with over half rating their pain as moderate‐to‐severe. Patients unable to communicate, such as critically ill intubated patients, are at greater risk of inadequate pain management. Design This cross‐sectional exploratory study used survey methodology to explore knowledge, perceptions and factors influencing pain management practices among Australian emergency nurses. Methods Australian emergency nurses were invited to complete an online survey comprising 91 items. The response rate was 450 of 1,488 (30.2%). STROBE guidelines were used in reporting this study. Results Variations in level of acute pain management knowledge, especially in older, cognitively impaired or mechanically ventilated patients were identified. Poor interprofessional communication, workload and staffing negatively impacted on nurses’ intention to administer analgesia. For intubated patients, validated observation pain assessment instruments were rarely used, although respondents recognised the importance of pain management in critically ill patients. Conclusions Emergency nurses recognise the importance of pain relief. The ability to nurse‐initiate analgesia, education and training in pain management education is variable. Little education is provided on assessing and managing acute pain in elderly, cognitively impaired or mechanically ventilated patients. Use of validated pain assessment instruments to assess pain in critically ill patients is poor. Relevance to clinical practice While pain management is the responsibility of all healthcare professionals, in the emergency department, it is a core role of emergency nursing. This study highlights the variation in ability to nurse‐initiate analgesia, level of acute pain knowledge, education and training, and use of validated pain assessment instruments to guide pain management in critically ill intubated patients.

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Pain assessment and interventions by nurses in the emergency department: A national survey

Varndell

Fry

Elliott

2020

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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“…In the fourth stage, the content validation of the booklet was carried out, the process of which was guided by the theoretical framework of content validity (8) . At that time, the Delphi technique was used, which consists of a systematic method of judging information, useful to obtain consensus of experts on a given topic through validations articulated in phases or cycles (12) .…”

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Construction and validation of educational technology to prevent complications in intestinal ostomies / periestomy skin

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Objective: To build and validate an educational booklet for preventing complications in intestinal ostomy and peristomy skin. Methods: Methodological study developed in: 1. Survey of the clinical profile of patients; 2. Integrative review; 3. Construction of technology; 4. Validation of educational material. The Delphi technique was used, with 18 judges with expertise in the field of stomatherapy. For data treatment, the Collective Subject Discourse (CSD), descriptive analysis, Kappa Index (K), binomial test and Content Validity Index (CVI) were used. Results: The agreement rate between judges was higher than 0.61, for K p> 0.05, a proportion of 80% for the binomial test and 80% for the CVI. . The booklet showed an excellent index for K, binomial test and global content validity, becoming validated. Final Considerations: The booklet was validated in appearance and content, being an instrument that can favor communication between professionals and people with ostomies.

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“…The present study was developed using the Delphi technique, an efficient method to generate consensus on a complex problem, based on the opinion of experts in the subject ( 15 - 16 ) .…”

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Competências para enfermeiros generalistas e especialistas atuarem na prevenção e controle de infecções no Brasil

Massaroli

Martini

Medina³

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Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objetivo definir as competências para a prevenção e o controle de infecções relacionadas à assistência à saúde que devem ser desenvolvidas pelo enfermeiro generalista e pelo enfermeiro especialista em controle de infecções no Brasil. Método empregou-se a técnica Delphi, desenvolvida em quatro rodadas. Participaram do estudo 31 enfermeiros e oito médicos com expertise em prevenção e controle de infecções. Para a coleta de dados, utilizaram-se instrumentos com perguntas abertas cujas respostas foram tratadas por meio da técnica de análise de conteúdo e instrumentos estruturados para avaliar a importância de cada competência por meio de escala Likert, sendo os dados analisados e apresentados de forma descritiva, uso de mediana e de coeficiente de variação. Resultados as competências foram organizadas em 04 centrais, 14 genéricas e 17 específicas, com nome e a descrição de cada competência. Conclusão a definição das competências para a prevenção e o controle de Infecções Relacionadas à Assistência à Saúde é o primeiro passo para se iniciar o repensar acerca do processo de ensino e aprendizagem na formação inicial dos enfermeiros. Os dados encontrados auxiliam na reestruturação do ensino, além de fundamentar programas de educação permanente em saúde.

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Método Delphi Como Referencial Metodológico Para a Pesquisa Em Enfermagem

Cited by 49 publications

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Pain assessment and interventions by nurses in the emergency department: A national survey

Pain assessment and interventions by nurses in the emergency department: A national survey

Construction and validation of educational technology to prevent complications in intestinal ostomies / periestomy skin

Competências para enfermeiros generalistas e especialistas atuarem na prevenção e controle de infecções no Brasil

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