Skin Rounds

Nist, Marliese Dion; Rodgers, Elizabeth; Ruth, Brenda; Bertoni, C Briana; Bartman, Thomas; Keller, Leah; Dail, James; Gardikes-Gingery, Renee; Shepherd, Edward G.

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“…Typically, information about this is mainly communicated during institutional service evaluations or quality improvement activities. 155,156 is means there is no consensus on which devices would bene t from further study on their design. To Table 7.…”

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Device-related pressure ulcers: SECURE prevention

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“…Os cuidados prestados na unidade neonatal abrangem a realização de diversas técnicas e cuidados, como o uso de soluções antissépticas, procedimentos invasivos, manutenção da temperatura, posicionamento do RN, higiene corporal, fixação/remoção de adesivos, uso de dispositivos invasivos e monitores, entre outros procedimentos e ações que predispõem os RN ao surgimento de lesões 13,14 .…”

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“…Estudos apontaram que as principais causas dessas lesões de pele estão relacionadas ao uso e à fixação de dispositivos, fontes de calor, uso de drogas por via intravenosa, incontinência e uso de produtos químicos (13)(14)(15) . O uso de antissépticos, por exemplo, é considerado um dilema no cuidado com a pele do RN, pois, ao mesmo tempo em que auxiliam na prevenção de infecções, também podem causar lesão.…”

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Estratégias de cuidado com a pele do recém-nascido em unidade de internação neonatal

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ESTIMA, Braz. J. Enterostomal Ther.

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Objetivo: Identificar as estratégias de cuidado com a pele dos recém-nascidos (RNs) utilizadas nos centros de referência do Método Canguru (MC) do Brasil. Métodos: Estudo exploratório descritivo, de abordagem qualitativa, realizado com 13 enfermeiras atuantes nos diferentes centros de referência do MC no Brasil. Os dados foram coletados por meio de um formulário online. A análise foi feita de forma descritiva, comparando-se as diferentes realidades. Resultados: Elaboraram-se quatro categorias para o cuidado da pele do RN advindas da experiência dos participantes: estratégias adotadas pela equipe relacionadas aos cuidados com a pele do RN; manejo da equipe de saúde em relação ao banho e troca de fralda; cuidados com a fixação de dispositivos em RNs; e estratégias adotadas pela equipe no RN sob fototerapia. Conclusão: As enfermeiras mostraram-se capacitadas e aptas a atuar em seus campos de experiência e vivência. As respostas indicaram que existe preocupação em evitar a utilização de utensílios e materiais nocivos à pele do RN.

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“…These lesions can increase the chances of infections, main cause of neonatal morbimortality, in addition to provoking definite scars and functional alterations (5)(6) .…”

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“…The lower the gestational age (GA), the higher the risk ( 4 ) . These lesions can increase the chances of infections, main cause of neonatal morbimortality, in addition to provoking definite scars and functional alterations ( 5 - 6 ) . They also contribute to longer hospital stays and to increased costs of hospitalization ( 7 ) .…”

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Assessment of the quality of a software application for the prevention of skin lesions in newborns*

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Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to assess the technical quality of a mobile application to support the nurse’s decision to prevent skin lesions in hospitalized newborns, according to the Product Quality Model. Method: a methodological study for technological assessment. The 20 evaluators, divided into two groups, 10 nurses and 10 information technology professionals, used the software, conducted tests based on two case studies, and evaluated six features and 23 sub-features of quality. The assessment was conducted by means of an online form. Data was analyzed through a specific formula and the items that obtained a concordance percentage over 70% were considered adequate. Results: the concordance percentages of the features in the groups of nurses and of information technology specialists were the following: functional adequacy (100%-98.9%), reliability (90%-100%), usability (93.2-85%), performance efficiency (100%-100%), compatibility (97.5-90%), and safety (94%-91%). In the assessment of the sub-features, only accessibility presented a percentage value below the desired one (70%-60%). Conclusion: the software has excellent technical quality to meet the needs of nurses in planning the care for the prevention of skin lesions of hospitalized newborns, brings important advances to neonatal care, contributes to the work process, expands knowledge, and promotes the professional’s clinical reasoning.

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Skin Rounds

Abstract: Further research is needed to determine the most effective interventions to prevent and treat skin injuries among hospitalized neonates.

Cited by 27 publications

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Device-related pressure ulcers: SECURE prevention

Device-related pressure ulcers: SECURE prevention

Estratégias de cuidado com a pele do recém-nascido em unidade de internação neonatal

Assessment of the quality of a software application for the prevention of skin lesions in newborns*

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