Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility

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Main Author: Maria, Soares
Publication Date: 2018
Other Authors: Susana, Ribeiro, Cesar, Fonseca
Format: Article
Language: por
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
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Summary: Objectives: Acquire and develop skills in providing specialized care in Rehabilitation Nursing and evaluate the sensitive gains for Rehabilitation Nursing care in people with deficits in self-care due to mobility changes due to respiratory disease. Methodology: Qualitative approach and exploratory-descriptive nature. Interview, participatory observation based on the qualitative methodology of Robert Yin's case study and care methodology based on the medium-range theory of Professor Manuel José Lopes (2006). Participants were 3 people who were hospitalized in Internal Medicine - Silva Duarte Unit of the Hospital of São Bernardo, Setúbal. Data collection took place from 14 May 2018 to 22 June 2018. For the data treatment, the content analysis of Bardin (2009) was used. Results: improvement of "degree of functionality", "self-care" and "breathing function" in all patients undergoing rehabilitation nurse intervention. Conclusion: The interventions of the rehabilitation nurse allow to minimize the cause of immobility by improving the changes caused by the disease. The ENCS and the Barthel index are useful tools for assessing health gains in specialized rehabilitation care provided to the patient with respiratory pathology and associated comorbidities.
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title Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
spellingShingle Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
Maria, Soares
self-care,
nursing rehabilitation
title_short Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
title_full Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
title_fullStr Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
title_full_unstemmed Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
title_sort Sensitive Gains of Rehabilitation Nursing Care in Elderly with Change of Mobility
author Maria, Soares
author_facet Maria, Soares
Susana, Ribeiro
Cesar, Fonseca
author_role author
author2 Susana, Ribeiro
Cesar, Fonseca
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Maria, Soares
Susana, Ribeiro
Cesar, Fonseca
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv self-care,
nursing rehabilitation
topic self-care,
nursing rehabilitation
description Objectives: Acquire and develop skills in providing specialized care in Rehabilitation Nursing and evaluate the sensitive gains for Rehabilitation Nursing care in people with deficits in self-care due to mobility changes due to respiratory disease. Methodology: Qualitative approach and exploratory-descriptive nature. Interview, participatory observation based on the qualitative methodology of Robert Yin's case study and care methodology based on the medium-range theory of Professor Manuel José Lopes (2006). Participants were 3 people who were hospitalized in Internal Medicine - Silva Duarte Unit of the Hospital of São Bernardo, Setúbal. Data collection took place from 14 May 2018 to 22 June 2018. For the data treatment, the content analysis of Bardin (2009) was used. Results: improvement of "degree of functionality", "self-care" and "breathing function" in all patients undergoing rehabilitation nurse intervention. Conclusion: The interventions of the rehabilitation nurse allow to minimize the cause of immobility by improving the changes caused by the disease. The ENCS and the Barthel index are useful tools for assessing health gains in specialized rehabilitation care provided to the patient with respiratory pathology and associated comorbidities.
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