Poznavanje nujnih stanj v paliativni oskrbi med medicinskimi sestrami na urgenci

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Ajda Stojnšek (Author), Matej Strnad (Mentor), Zvonka Fekonja (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Bolniki v terminalni fazi najpogosteje poiščejo pomoč na urgenci zaradi neobvladljivih simptomov in različnih urgentnih stanj. Namen zaključnega dela je predstaviti pogosta nujna stanja v paliativni oskrbi na urgenci pri bolnikih z napredovalimi nenalezljivimi kroničnimi boleznimi s strani medicinskih sester ter z raziskavo ugotoviti poznavanje, pogostnost in obravnavo nujnih stanj v paliativni oskrbi na urgenci. Metode: Uporabili smo kvantitativno metodologijo z deskriptivno metodo dela. Podatke smo zbrali s pomočjo ankete, ki so jo izpolnile diplomirane medicinske sestre in diplomirani zdravstveniki, zaposleni v urgentnih centrih v Sloveniji. Pri analizi podatkov smo uporabili tako deskriptivno kot sklepno statistiko. Rezultati raziskave so pokazali, da se diplomirane medicinske sestre in diplomirani zdravstveniki pogosto srečujejo z nujnimi stanji v paliativni oskrbi. Prav tako so sposobni prepoznati nujna stanja in ločiti moteče simptome od nujnih stanj pri bolnikih z napredovalo neozdravljivo kronično boleznijo v paliativni oskrbi. V raziskavi smo analizirali poznavanje nujnih stanj v paliativni oskrbi med medicinskimi sestrami in diplomiranimi zdravstveniki na urgenci pri bolnikih z napredovalo neozdravljivo kronično boleznijo (NNKB). Ugotovili smo, da zaposleni uspešno prepoznajo nujna stanja in jih ločijo od motečih simptomov. Za kakovostno izvajanje paliativne oskrbe je potrebno obsežno strokovno znanje, ki ga večina pridobi že med dodiplomskim študijem, lahko pa ga dopolnijo tudi z dodatnimi specializiranimi znanji s področja paliativne oskrbe. Le tako lahko zagotovimo boljšo kakovost življenja bolnikov z NNKB

Keywords

paliativna oskrba;urgentni centri;nujna stanja;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2024
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM MF - Faculty of Medicine
Publisher:	[A. Stojnšek]
UDC:	616-036.8-083:616-083.98-051(043.2)
COBISS:	202317059
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Konwledge of emergency room nurses about palliative emergencies
Secondary abstract:	Patients in the terminal phase most frequently seek help in the emergency room because of uncontrollable symptoms and various emergencies. The aim of this paper is to present the common palliative care emergencies in the emergency department for patients with advanced non-communicable chronic diseases by nurses and to investigate the knowledge, frequency and management of palliative care emergencies in the emergency department. Methods: We used a quantitative methodology with a descriptive working method. The data were collected using a questionnaire filled out by registered nurses and certified health professionals working in emergency centres in Slovenia. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyse the data. The results of the survey show that registered nurses in palliative care are frequently confronted with emergencies. They are also able to recognise emergencies and distinguish distressing symptoms from emergencies in patients with advanced terminal illness in palliative care. In this thesis, we investigated nurses' knowledge of palliative emergencies in the emergency department of patients with advanced incurable chronic diseases. We found that staff were able to recognise emergencies and distinguish them from bothersome symptoms. High-quality palliative care requires extensive specialist knowledge, most of which is acquired during studies, but which can be supplemented by additional specialist knowledge in palliative care. This is the only way to ensure a better quality of life for patients with advanced incurable chronic diseases.
Secondary keywords:	palliative care;emergency unit;emergency;Emergencies;Emergency Medicine;Palliative Medicine;Urgentna stanja;Urgentna medicina;Paliativna medicina;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za zdravstvene vede
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (X, 33 str.))
ID:	24236615