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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Nursing Knowledge on Pressure Injury Prevention in the Intensive Care Unit

Jacob, Yanick 01 January 2019 (has links)
Over 60,000 hospital patients die each year from complications associated with hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs). Pressure-injury rates have increased by 2% within the past decade as life expectancy has also increased due to high cost in Medicare. Evidence shows that the incidence of pressure injuries (PIs) in healthcare facilities is increasing, with high rates of occurrence in intensive care units (ICUs). At the clinical site for which this project was developed, multiple in-services had been provided to staff regarding PIs, but uncertainty persisted about how knowledgeable the nurses were. This project, using the Academic Center for Evidence Star Model of Knowledge Transformation improved the nurses' knowledge and their practice related to PI prevention in the ICU, as well as to translate evidence into nursing practice. A literature review was conducted on PI prevention to inform the project. The project provided an educational program for intensive care nurses on PI prevention and determined, based on participants' pre- and posttest responses, that nurses' knowledge improved as a result of participation. This project, involving 55 nurses, includes information on the Pieper-Zulkowski Pressure Ulcer Knowledge Test (PZ-PUKT) measuring pressure knowledge which resulted in an 85% improvement on injury prevention, 76% in wound description, as well as, 62% in the Braden Scale. Improvements in knowledge and practice resulting from nurses' participation in an evidence-based education session on PI prevention may bring positive social change to the organization at which this project was conducted.
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Positionsrelaterade tryck- och nervskador inom den intraoperativa vården : En systematisk litteraturstudie

Halling, Helena, Jonasson, Olga January 2021 (has links)
No description available.
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Bedömning av tryckskador hos individer med mörk hudpigmentering / Assessment of pressure injuries in individuals with dark skin pigmentation

Abdulle, Abdiaziz January 2021 (has links)
Introduktion: Trycksår räknas som en vårdskada, som drabbar mest individer som är sängbundna och rullstolsburna.Trycksår är associerade med många olika medicinska tillstånd. Vårdskadan kan leda till förlängd vårdtid hos individer samt krävar mer kostnad. Personer med mörkt hudpigment löper större risk att utveckla trycksår. Detta pga. att det är svårt att identifiera kategori 1 trycksår hos de personerna. Syfte: Syftet med studien är att undersöka hur sjukvårdspersonal kan identifiera tryckskador i hudkostymen hos individer med mörk hudpigmentering samt att ta reda på orsaken till brist på vägledningen.  Metod: Deskriptiv litteraturstudie med utgångspunkt från kvantitativa studier. Tio kvantitativa artiklar har använts, varav fem artiklar hittades vid primär sökning medan resten hittades vid sekundär och tredje sökning. Databaser pubmed och Cinahl använts vid artikelsökningar. Resultat: Det finns några metoder som är relevanta för kliniska bedömningar av trycksår hos individer med mörk hudpigmentering. Trycksår kan identifieras hos personen med mörk hudpigment med hjälp av ultraljud, munsell färgtabeller och bildtekniker. Brist på vägledning om hur trycksår identifieras hos individer med mörk hudfärg syns redan under sjuksköterskeutbildningen, vilket tydliggör att högskolor och universitetet inte bidrar mer undervisning om trycksår riktad mot personer med mörkt hudpigment. Slutsats: Det går inte att dra slutsatser pga att studier med låg kvalitet inkuluderades till studien. Det finns metoder som kan användas vid kliniska bedömningar av trycksår hos personer med mörk hudpigmentering bland annat med hjälp av ultraljud och bildtekniker. Dock syns fortfarande brist på vägledning och därför skulle vidare forskning inom området vara nödvändigt. / Background : Pressure ulcer is considered a medical injury, which affects mostly people who are bedridden and wheelchair bound. Pressure ulcer is associated with many different medical conditions. The care injury can lead to extended care time for individuals and is more costly. People with dark skin pigments are at greater risk of developing pressure ulcers. This is due to that it is difficult to identify category 1 pressure ulcer in those individuals. Aim: The aim of the study is to investigate how healthcare professionals can identify pressure injuries in the skin suit of individuals with dark skin pigmentation and to find out the reason for the lack of guidance. Metod: Descriptive literature study based on quantitative studies. Ten quantitative articles have been used. Of which five of them were found in primary search while the rest were found in secondary and third search. Databases pubmed and Cinahl used in article searches. Resultat: There are some methods that are relevant for clinical assessment of pressure ulcers in individuals with dark skin pigmentation. Pressure ulcers can be identified in the person with dark skin pigmentation using ultrasound, munsell color charts and imaging techniques. Lack of guidance on how to identify pressure ulcers in individuals with dark skin tones can already be seen during nursing education, that colleges and universities do not contribute more teaching about pressure ulcers aimed at people with dark skin pigments. Slutsats: It is not possible to draw conclusions due to the fact that low-quality studies were included in the study. There are methods that can be used in clinical assessments of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin pigmentation, among other things with the help of ultrasound and imaging techniques. However, there is still a lack of guidance and therefore further research in this area would be necessary.
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Revisión crítica: evidencias del uso de superficies de apoyo para evitar complicaciones por posicionamiento quirúrgico en pacientes sometidos a cirugía

Becerra Vallejos, Zafira January 2023 (has links)
Los pacientes quirúrgicos durante el periodo intraoperatorio puede verse afectados por diversos eventos adversos debido a la posición intraoperatoria, de las más frecuentes las lesiones por presión. La siguiente revisión crítica, tiene como objetivo: describir las evidencias del uso de superficies de apoyo para evitar complicaciones por posicionamiento quirúrgico en pacientes sometidos a cirugía. Se realiza debido a la demanda de pacientes quirúrgicos, en el uso constante de las superficies de apoyo durante los procedimientos quirúrgicos, respecto a estos nos formulamos la siguiente pregunta clínica ¿Cuáles son las evidencias del uso de superficies de apoyo para evitar complicaciones por posicionamiento quirúrgico en pacientes sometidos a cirugía?, guiándose de la metodología EBE, se realizaron diferencies estrategias de búsqueda en las siguientes bases de datos; Pubmed, Epistemonikos, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials. Seleccionándose 11 artículos que fueron tamizados mediante la Guía de Validez y Utilidad aparente de Gálvez Toro, siendo apartados 04 artículos, en éstos últimos se aplicó la lista de PRISMA y así determinar su calidad metodológica. Como respuesta a la pregunta clínica, si existe suficiente evidencia en el uso de superficies de apoyo para evitar complicaciones por posicionamiento quirúrgico en pacientes sometidos a cirugía, por lo que esta revisión crítica presenta a las enfermeras de centro quirúrgico los beneficios del uso de las superficies de apoyo adecuadas, para evitar complicaciones por posicionamiento quirúrgico intraoperatorio y por ende brindar una buena calidad de atención. De acuerdo con la clasificación SIGN, debido a la exigua información en el estudio sobre los sesgos, la revisión tuvo un nivel de evidencia 1+ y, de acuerdo con el sistema de clasificación GRADE, una A de recomendación.

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