VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE

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Autor(a) principal: Ribeiro,Gabriella da Silva Rangel
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Silva,Rafael Celestino da, Ferreira,Márcia de Assunção, Silva,Grazielle Rezende da
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Texto & contexto enfermagem (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: to identify situations of violation in the use of equipment by nurses in the intensive care unit and analyze their implications on patient safety. Method: a descriptive field study with qualitative approach was carried out from March to December 2014, with the use of James Reason's violation concept. The participants were nurses from the day shift, working in direct care at an intensive care unit of a federal hospital. Data production was carried out through systematic observation and interviews, and were analyzed based on thick description of scenes and content of responses. Results: violations in planning care regarding the checking of the equipment functioning before its use and alarms were found, when nurses disconnect them to reduce the effects caused by the overload of noise on the team. Conclusion: the situations reported compromise safety and cause serious risks to patients. Therefore, implementation of strategies to promote a safety culture is required.
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title VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
spellingShingle VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
Ribeiro,Gabriella da Silva Rangel
Nursing
Patient Safety
Biomedical Technology
Critical Care
Medical Errors.
title_short VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
title_full VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
title_fullStr VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
title_full_unstemmed VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
title_sort VIOLATIONS OF NURSES IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT IN INTENSIVE CARE
author Ribeiro,Gabriella da Silva Rangel
author_facet Ribeiro,Gabriella da Silva Rangel
Silva,Rafael Celestino da
Ferreira,Márcia de Assunção
Silva,Grazielle Rezende da
author_role author
author2 Silva,Rafael Celestino da
Ferreira,Márcia de Assunção
Silva,Grazielle Rezende da
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ribeiro,Gabriella da Silva Rangel
Silva,Rafael Celestino da
Ferreira,Márcia de Assunção
Silva,Grazielle Rezende da
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Nursing
Patient Safety
Biomedical Technology
Critical Care
Medical Errors.
topic Nursing
Patient Safety
Biomedical Technology
Critical Care
Medical Errors.
description ABSTRACT Objective: to identify situations of violation in the use of equipment by nurses in the intensive care unit and analyze their implications on patient safety. Method: a descriptive field study with qualitative approach was carried out from March to December 2014, with the use of James Reason's violation concept. The participants were nurses from the day shift, working in direct care at an intensive care unit of a federal hospital. Data production was carried out through systematic observation and interviews, and were analyzed based on thick description of scenes and content of responses. Results: violations in planning care regarding the checking of the equipment functioning before its use and alarms were found, when nurses disconnect them to reduce the effects caused by the overload of noise on the team. Conclusion: the situations reported compromise safety and cause serious risks to patients. Therefore, implementation of strategies to promote a safety culture is required.
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