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O presente RelatĂłrio de EstĂĄgio de cariz profissional (Parte I e II), surge no Ăąmbito do Curso PĂłs-Licenciatura de Especialização em Enfermagem MĂ©dico-cirĂșrgica e do Curso de Mestrado em Enfermagem MĂ©dico-cirĂșrgica da Escola Superior de SaĂșde de Viseu, com o propĂłsito de relatar e evidenciar atravĂ©s de uma anĂĄlise reflexiva, competĂȘncias comuns do enfermeiro especialista e especĂficas do enfermeiro especialista em Enfermagem MĂ©dico-CirĂșrgica na ĂĄrea de Enfermagem Ă Pessoa em Situação CrĂtica, desenvolvidas ao longo dos dois ensinos clĂnicos propostos. A realização dos estĂĄgios assumiu-se como o passo determinante num percurso de aquisição de competĂȘncias e pretendeu reunir os vĂĄrios contributos das restantes unidades curriculares que constituem o plano de estudos e integrĂĄ-los na prĂĄtica diĂĄria dos cuidados de enfermagem especializados Ă pessoa em situação crĂtica.
No seio das competĂȘncias desenvolvidas, destaco as seguintes: mobilização de sĂłlidos padrĂ”es de conhecimento para a prĂĄxis clĂnica; prestação de cuidados de enfermagem ĂĄ pessoa em situação emergente; promoção da melhoria da qualidade dos cuidados Ă pessoa em situação crĂtica e sua famĂlia; consciĂȘncia crĂtica dos problemas atuais da disciplina; seleção de fontes de informação relevantes para a tomada de decisĂŁo; competĂȘncias de reflexĂŁo e autoaprendizagem.
O Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC) Ă© a principal causa de morbilidade a nĂvel global. A evidĂȘncia demonstra que a prestação de cuidados de saĂșde no AVC isquĂ©mico de forma organizada, com base em indicadores clĂnicos e alicerçada nas recomendaçÔes cientĂficas, tem impacto clĂnico positivo no prognĂłstico do doente.
Desta forma, torna-se importante avaliar os diferentes procedimentos de atuação nos doentes incluĂdos no protocolo da Via Verde do AVC do Centro Hospitalar UniversitĂĄrio Cova da Beira (CHUCB) com o intuito de melhorar os cuidados clĂnicos a prestar e esses doentes.
Palavras-Chave: Enfermagem MĂ©dico-cirĂșrgica; Cuidados crĂticos; CompetĂȘncia; Acidente Vascular Cerebral
Abstract This professional internship report (Part I and II), arises within the scope of the Post-Graduate Specialization Course in medical-surgical Nursing and Master`s degree in Medical-surgical Nursing of the school: âEscola Superior de SaĂșde de Viseuâ, with the purpose to describe and show, through a reflective analysis, the common skills of a specialized nurse, and the specific skills of a specialized nurse in the medical-surgical field within the area of nursing a person in critical conditions, developed throughout the two suggested clinical trials. Going through the internship revealed itself to be a determining step to acquire skills and intended to gather contributions from the remaining curricular units that form the Study Plan and integrating them in the daily practice of specialized nursing care of a person in critical conditions. Among the skills I developed, I highlight the following: mobilization of solid standards of clinical practice knowledge, supply of nursing care to a person in an emergency, improvement in the quality of care to the person in critical condition and the respective family, critic awareness of the subjectâs current problems, selection of relevant information sources that contribute to the process of decision making, and self-learning and reflective skills. Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA) is the main cause of morbidities at a global scale. Evidence shows that organized care in cases of ischemic stroke has positive clinical impact in the patientâs prognosis, according to clinical indicators and reinforced by scientific recommendations. Thus, it becomes relevant to evaluate different acting procedures in patients included in the âVia Verde do AVCâ protocol of the âCentro Hospitalar Cova da Beiraâ (CHUCB) with the purpose of improving clinical care to those patients. KEY-WORDS: Medical-Surgical Nursing; Critical Care; Competency; Acute Cerebrovascular Accident
Abstract This professional internship report (Part I and II), arises within the scope of the Post-Graduate Specialization Course in medical-surgical Nursing and Master`s degree in Medical-surgical Nursing of the school: âEscola Superior de SaĂșde de Viseuâ, with the purpose to describe and show, through a reflective analysis, the common skills of a specialized nurse, and the specific skills of a specialized nurse in the medical-surgical field within the area of nursing a person in critical conditions, developed throughout the two suggested clinical trials. Going through the internship revealed itself to be a determining step to acquire skills and intended to gather contributions from the remaining curricular units that form the Study Plan and integrating them in the daily practice of specialized nursing care of a person in critical conditions. Among the skills I developed, I highlight the following: mobilization of solid standards of clinical practice knowledge, supply of nursing care to a person in an emergency, improvement in the quality of care to the person in critical condition and the respective family, critic awareness of the subjectâs current problems, selection of relevant information sources that contribute to the process of decision making, and self-learning and reflective skills. Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA) is the main cause of morbidities at a global scale. Evidence shows that organized care in cases of ischemic stroke has positive clinical impact in the patientâs prognosis, according to clinical indicators and reinforced by scientific recommendations. Thus, it becomes relevant to evaluate different acting procedures in patients included in the âVia Verde do AVCâ protocol of the âCentro Hospitalar Cova da Beiraâ (CHUCB) with the purpose of improving clinical care to those patients. KEY-WORDS: Medical-Surgical Nursing; Critical Care; Competency; Acute Cerebrovascular Accident
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Acidente vascular cerebral CompetĂȘncia clĂnica CompetĂȘncia profissional Doença crĂtica Enfermagem mĂ©dico-cirĂșrgica Clinical competence Critical illness Medical-surgical nursing Professional competence Stroke