Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation
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DOI: | 10.34632/cadernosdesaude.2018.7216 |
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Resumo: | Introduction: Infections associated with Health Care is a common and transversal problem for Health Care Units, which urinary tract infections (UTI) are the most frequent, with a big consequence for the patient and his / her family, as well as for the institutions, due to the direct and indirect costs that they entail. It is estimated that approximately 40% of infections associated with health care refer to UTIs, and that about 80% of these infections refer to urinary catheter use in person in critical situation. Thus, the use of bladder catheter is the major risk factor for the development of UTIs, so it should be used only in cases that really require this procedure. The patient's frequency and duration of use of a bladder catheter determine the greater or lesser risk of developing a UTI. In this way, it is verified by the professionals the need for a safe practice of care based on scientific evidence. Aim: Identify the effects of implementation of a protocol for the daily evaluation of the need to have a bladder catheter and maintenance it in the person in critical situation, according to the criteria defined by Direção Geral de Saúde, contributing to the reduction of the number of bladder catheterization. Materials and Methods: Integrative Literature Review with advanced research at EBSCOhost, being included complete articles, published in English, Portuguese and Spanish, with available references, full text, and publication dates between 2013 to 2017, excluding articles from the pediatrics area, duplicate articles and outside the objective of the study, having selected 8 articles. Results: According to the results obtained, it was verified that all authors defend that a daily evaluation of the need for bladder catheterization/permanence of the bladder catheter in the person in critical situation through the application of a defined protocol is very important to decrease the number of bladder catheterization insertions and days of permanence of the bladder catheter. Conclusion: Scientific evidence on the daily evaluation of the need for bladder catheterization and maintenance of the bladder catheter in person in critical situation was identified, through the implementation of a defined protocol, contributing to a decrease of catheter-associated UTI. |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situationRevisão integrativa: avaliação da necessidade de algaliação/manutenção do cateter vesical na pessoa em situação críticaIntroduction: Infections associated with Health Care is a common and transversal problem for Health Care Units, which urinary tract infections (UTI) are the most frequent, with a big consequence for the patient and his / her family, as well as for the institutions, due to the direct and indirect costs that they entail. It is estimated that approximately 40% of infections associated with health care refer to UTIs, and that about 80% of these infections refer to urinary catheter use in person in critical situation. Thus, the use of bladder catheter is the major risk factor for the development of UTIs, so it should be used only in cases that really require this procedure. The patient's frequency and duration of use of a bladder catheter determine the greater or lesser risk of developing a UTI. In this way, it is verified by the professionals the need for a safe practice of care based on scientific evidence. Aim: Identify the effects of implementation of a protocol for the daily evaluation of the need to have a bladder catheter and maintenance it in the person in critical situation, according to the criteria defined by Direção Geral de Saúde, contributing to the reduction of the number of bladder catheterization. Materials and Methods: Integrative Literature Review with advanced research at EBSCOhost, being included complete articles, published in English, Portuguese and Spanish, with available references, full text, and publication dates between 2013 to 2017, excluding articles from the pediatrics area, duplicate articles and outside the objective of the study, having selected 8 articles. Results: According to the results obtained, it was verified that all authors defend that a daily evaluation of the need for bladder catheterization/permanence of the bladder catheter in the person in critical situation through the application of a defined protocol is very important to decrease the number of bladder catheterization insertions and days of permanence of the bladder catheter. Conclusion: Scientific evidence on the daily evaluation of the need for bladder catheterization and maintenance of the bladder catheter in person in critical situation was identified, through the implementation of a defined protocol, contributing to a decrease of catheter-associated UTI. Introdução: A Infeção Associada aos Cuidados de Saúde (IACS) constitui uma problemática comum e transversal às Unidades Prestadoras de Cuidados de Saúde, em que as infeções do trato urinário (ITU) são as mais frequentes, com maior consequência para o doente e sua família, bem como para as instituições, devido aos custos diretos e indiretos que acarretam. Estima-se que aproximadamente 40% das IACS se referem às ITU, e que cerca de 80% destas infeções estão associadas ao uso de cateter urinário, na pessoa em situação crítica. Desta forma, a algaliação constitui o maior fator de risco para o desenvolvimento de uma ITU, pelo que a sua utilização deve ser ponderada apenas para os casos que realmente necessitem deste procedimento. A frequência e o tempo de algaliação do doente são determinantes para o maior ou menor risco de desenvolvimento de uma ITU. Verifica-se, portanto, por parte dos profissionais a necessidade de uma prática de cuidados segura baseada na evidência científica. Objetivo: Identificar os efeitos da implementação de um protocolo de avaliação diária da necessidade de algaliação e manutenção de cateter vesical na pessoa em situação crítica, de acordo com os critérios definidos pela Direção Geral de Saúde, contribuindo para a redução do número de algaliações (evitáveis). Materiais e Métodos: Revisão Integrativa da Literatura, com pesquisa avançada na EBSCOhost, tendo como critérios de inclusão artigos disponíveis com texto integral, publicados em inglês, português e espanhol, e datas de publicação entre o período de 2013 a 2017, excluindo os artigos da área de pediatria, artigos duplicados e fora do âmbito do objetivo do estudo, tendo sido selecionados 8 artigos. Resultados: De acordo com os resultados obtidos, constatou-se que, de facto, todos os autores defendem que uma avaliação diária da necessidade de algaliação/permanência do cateter vesical na pessoa em situação crítica através da aplicação de um protocolo definido é de extrema importância no que se refere à diminuição do número de algaliações e dias de permanência do cateter vesical. Conclusão: Desta forma, identificou-se a existência de evidência científica na avaliação diária da necessidade de algaliação e manutenção do cateter vesical na pessoa em situação crítica, através da implementação de um protocolo previamente definido, contribuindo para uma diminuição da taxa de ITU.Universidade Católica Portuguesa2018-01-02info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttps://doi.org/10.34632/cadernosdesaude.2018.7216https://doi.org/10.34632/cadernosdesaude.2018.7216Cadernos de Saúde; Vol 10 No 1 (2018); 5-13Cadernos de Saúde; v. 10 n. 1 (2018); 5-132795-43581647-055910.34632/cadernosdesaude.2018.10.1reponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAPporhttps://revistas.ucp.pt/index.php/cadernosdesaude/article/view/7216https://revistas.ucp.pt/index.php/cadernosdesaude/article/view/7216/9364Direitos de Autor (c) 2020 Raquel Marlene Vieira Ramos, Sílvia Patrícia Fernandes Coelho, Manuela Celeste Sousa Ferreira, João Pedro Pinto Coelho de Oliveirahttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessRamos, Raquel Marlene VieiraCoelho, Sílvia Patrícia FernandesFerreira, Manuela Celeste Sousade Oliveira, João Pedro Pinto Coelho2023-10-03T15:47:56Zoai:ojs.revistas.ucp.pt:article/7216Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-19T20:33:08.911909Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation Revisão integrativa: avaliação da necessidade de algaliação/manutenção do cateter vesical na pessoa em situação crítica |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation Ramos, Raquel Marlene Vieira Ramos, Raquel Marlene Vieira |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation |
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Integrative review: assessment of the need of bladder catheterization/maintenance of bladder catheter in the person in critical situation |
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Ramos, Raquel Marlene Vieira |
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Ramos, Raquel Marlene Vieira Ramos, Raquel Marlene Vieira Coelho, Sílvia Patrícia Fernandes Ferreira, Manuela Celeste Sousa de Oliveira, João Pedro Pinto Coelho Coelho, Sílvia Patrícia Fernandes Ferreira, Manuela Celeste Sousa de Oliveira, João Pedro Pinto Coelho |
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Coelho, Sílvia Patrícia Fernandes Ferreira, Manuela Celeste Sousa de Oliveira, João Pedro Pinto Coelho |
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Ramos, Raquel Marlene Vieira Coelho, Sílvia Patrícia Fernandes Ferreira, Manuela Celeste Sousa de Oliveira, João Pedro Pinto Coelho |
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Introduction: Infections associated with Health Care is a common and transversal problem for Health Care Units, which urinary tract infections (UTI) are the most frequent, with a big consequence for the patient and his / her family, as well as for the institutions, due to the direct and indirect costs that they entail. It is estimated that approximately 40% of infections associated with health care refer to UTIs, and that about 80% of these infections refer to urinary catheter use in person in critical situation. Thus, the use of bladder catheter is the major risk factor for the development of UTIs, so it should be used only in cases that really require this procedure. The patient's frequency and duration of use of a bladder catheter determine the greater or lesser risk of developing a UTI. In this way, it is verified by the professionals the need for a safe practice of care based on scientific evidence. Aim: Identify the effects of implementation of a protocol for the daily evaluation of the need to have a bladder catheter and maintenance it in the person in critical situation, according to the criteria defined by Direção Geral de Saúde, contributing to the reduction of the number of bladder catheterization. Materials and Methods: Integrative Literature Review with advanced research at EBSCOhost, being included complete articles, published in English, Portuguese and Spanish, with available references, full text, and publication dates between 2013 to 2017, excluding articles from the pediatrics area, duplicate articles and outside the objective of the study, having selected 8 articles. Results: According to the results obtained, it was verified that all authors defend that a daily evaluation of the need for bladder catheterization/permanence of the bladder catheter in the person in critical situation through the application of a defined protocol is very important to decrease the number of bladder catheterization insertions and days of permanence of the bladder catheter. Conclusion: Scientific evidence on the daily evaluation of the need for bladder catheterization and maintenance of the bladder catheter in person in critical situation was identified, through the implementation of a defined protocol, contributing to a decrease of catheter-associated UTI. |
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