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Autor(a) principal: Costa, Francisco Nalécio
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Melo, Krysnah Allen da Silva, Silva, Talina Carla Silva, Ribeiro, Jaqueline Fernandes, Andrade, Josefa Mayara Figueiredo
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
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Título da fonte: Revista Enfermagem Atual In Derme
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Resumo: Introduction: Prehospital care (PHC), according to the Ministry of Health, is defined as the assistance provided in a first level of attention to acute clinical, traumatic or psychiatric conditions, when they occur outside the hospital environment. However, there are obstacles that impede the effective accomplishment of this service, such as problems related to ambulance movement, arrival at the place of occurrence, and difficulties during transportation and when arriving at the hospital. Objective: To identify in the literature the difficulties experienced by professionals in prehospital care. Method: It is an integrative review, carried out in Scielo and Lilacs databases, through the descriptors: prehospital care, work environment, emergency medical services, professional practice. The search resulted in 34 articles that, after the inclusion criteria: scientific studies in the Portuguese language, published between 2013 to 2017, free and free access and that addressed the theme, were excluded those that did not meet these criteria, After refinement the research was carried out with 03 articles. Results: it is evident that the APH team already in their working context is exposed to risks that favor illness, since the working conditions bring risky places of action, intense psychological demands, work overload, dissatisfaction and insufficient resources in most services. Conclusion: it was verified the need to seek solutions to minimize the difficulties that the team experiences at its rate, since it requires new visions and perspectives that can guarantee a favorable working environment and a good health of the worker, consequently a better assistance.
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spelling PortuguêsDesafios vivenciados pela equipe de atendimento pré-hospitalarAssistência pré-hospitalar Ambiente de trabalho. Serviços médicos de emergência. Prática profissional.Prehospital care. Work environment. Emergency medical services. Professional practice.portuguêsIntroduction: Prehospital care (PHC), according to the Ministry of Health, is defined as the assistance provided in a first level of attention to acute clinical, traumatic or psychiatric conditions, when they occur outside the hospital environment. However, there are obstacles that impede the effective accomplishment of this service, such as problems related to ambulance movement, arrival at the place of occurrence, and difficulties during transportation and when arriving at the hospital. Objective: To identify in the literature the difficulties experienced by professionals in prehospital care. Method: It is an integrative review, carried out in Scielo and Lilacs databases, through the descriptors: prehospital care, work environment, emergency medical services, professional practice. The search resulted in 34 articles that, after the inclusion criteria: scientific studies in the Portuguese language, published between 2013 to 2017, free and free access and that addressed the theme, were excluded those that did not meet these criteria, After refinement the research was carried out with 03 articles. Results: it is evident that the APH team already in their working context is exposed to risks that favor illness, since the working conditions bring risky places of action, intense psychological demands, work overload, dissatisfaction and insufficient resources in most services. Conclusion: it was verified the need to seek solutions to minimize the difficulties that the team experiences at its rate, since it requires new visions and perspectives that can guarantee a favorable working environment and a good health of the worker, consequently a better assistance.Introdução: O atendimento pré-hospitalar (APH), segundo o Ministério da Saúde, é definido como a assistência prestada em um primeiro nível de atenção a quadros agudos, de natureza clínica, traumática ou psiquiátrica, quando ocorrem fora do ambiente hospitalar. Porém, há entraves que dificultam a realização eficaz desse serviço como problemas relacionados ao deslocamento da ambulância, a chegada ao local da ocorrência, bem como, dificuldades durante o transporte e na chegada ao hospital. Objetivo: identificar na literatura as dificuldades vivenciadas pelos profissionais no atendimento pré-hospitalar. Método: trata-se de uma revisão integrativa, realizada em bases de dados Scielo e Lilacs, através dos descritores: assistência pré-hospitalar, ambiente de trabalho, serviços médicos de emergência, prática profissional. A busca resultou em 34 artigos, que após os critérios de inclusão: estudos científicos na íntegra, em língua portuguesa, publicados entre 2013 a 2017, de acesso livre e gratuito e que atendesse a temática, foram excluídos os que não atendiam a esses critérios, após o refinamento a pesquisa foi realizada com 03 artigos. Resultados: Fica evidente que a equipe de APH já no seu contexto laboral está exposta a riscos que favorece ao adoecimento, pois as condições de trabalho trazem locais arriscados de atuação, demandas psicológicas intensas, sobrecarga de trabalho, insatisfação e recursos insuficientes na maioria dos serviços.  Conclusão: constatou-se a necessidade de buscar soluções para minimizar as dificuldades que a equipe vivência no seu cotiando, pois requer novas visões e perspectivas que possam garantir um ambiente laboral favorável e uma boa saúde do trabalhador, consequentemente uma melhor assistência.SOBENFeE2021-06-07info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfapplication/pdfhttps://revistaenfermagematual.com/index.php/revista/article/view/95410.31011/reaid-2021-v.95-n.34-art.954Journal Enfermagem Atual In Derme; Vol. 95 No. 34 (2021): Abr. Maio Jun.; e-021088Revista Enfermagem Atual In Derme; v. 95 n. 34 (2021): Abr. 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Desafios vivenciados pela equipe de atendimento pré-hospitalar
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Costa, Francisco Nalécio
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Prehospital care. Work environment. Emergency medical services. Professional practice.
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author Costa, Francisco Nalécio
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Melo, Krysnah Allen da Silva
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Ribeiro, Jaqueline Fernandes
Andrade, Josefa Mayara Figueiredo
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Prehospital care. Work environment. Emergency medical services. Professional practice.
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Prehospital care. Work environment. Emergency medical services. Professional practice.
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