Effectiveness in the answer of pain management perception related to clinical reasoning of the nursing team

47^th Global Nursing & Healthcare Conference

March 01-03, 2018 | London, UK

Natascha Goncalves Francisco Palmeira, Alides Maria Mendes Rosabone Garcia, Fatima Araci Tahira Colman and Soraia Samira Peixoto Queiros

Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, Brazil

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Nurs Care

Abstract :

The patient���´s experience is a personal assessment of health services that aggregates indicators of care quality. One of these indicators is pain management and control which becomes a latent nurse���´s concern with the characterization of painful experience in all its domains (biological, emotional and behavioral). Pain perception is a complex variable that negatively impacts the patient's experience. The objective of the study was to measure the patient's perception of pain management by the intensity score (moderate to high). The study was conducted at the surgical units of a private hospital accredited by the Joint Commission Accreditation Health Care Certification (JCAHO) in a pre-determined period in 2017 with a sample of 48 patients. It is a quantitative approach about the perception of care time and the therapeutic response to pain through the application of a form. In the preliminary analysis of data, the perception regarding administration time of analgesic in pain relief was five minutes in majority of the patients (47.9%). In particular, 77% had a good perception of effectiveness in applied therapy. Results showed the minimum acceptable time for pain management for the evaluated patients���´ profile and the nursing team's service in pain resolution. Education and training in assessment and therapeutics pain influence the team's clinical reasoning for appropriate therapy and impact on pain management indicators and patient���´s experience

Biography :

Natascha Gonçalves Francisco Palmeira holds a Nursing and Obstetrics degree from Catholic University of Santos (2006) and Post-graduate degree in MedicalSurgical Clinic from UNIFESP (2009). She is currently a PhD student in Cardiology at UNIFESP and has presented papers in congresses and has three scientific publications. In addition, she has experience in collective health area with emphasis on geoprocessing in leprosy. She is a Clinical Senior Nurse at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein responsible for Medical Clinic Units with scientific projects development concerning patient’s discharge, care indicators and nursing team’s development.