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REME rev. min. enferm ; 22: e-1135, 2018.
Article in English, Portuguese | LILACS, BDENF | ID: biblio-968655

ABSTRACT

Objetivou-se avaliar os aspectos de interesse e preparo de enfermeiros de terapia intensiva para atuar no cuidado a pacientes com injúria renal aguda. Trata-se de estudo transversal, avaliativo, realizado em sete hospitais públicos, com 136 enfermeiros, sendo avaliados o interesse e o preparo sobre o cuidado a pacientes com injúria renal aguda em terapia intensiva. A análise inferencial foi realizada por meio do teste qui-quadrado. Evidenciouse elevado interesse em aprender sobre a temática (n=125), sobre a gestão das máquinas (n=119) e em participar de curso teórico ou prático (n=126), visto que se sentem despreparados (n=88) e mencionam insegurança (n=111) em cuidar dos pacientes com injúria renal aguda. Não houve treinamento na admissão específico para a hemodiálise (n=136) e somente cinco enfermeiros relataram treinamento oferecido pela instituição. O interesse em aprender sobre a temática é elevado, no entanto, o preparo ainda é incipiente, o que demonstra a necessidade de mais investimentos em ações de capacitação ofertadas pela instituição voltadas para o enfermeiro intensivista que presta cuidado ao paciente com injúria renal aguda.(AU)


The objective of this study was to evaluate the aspects of interest and preparation of intensive care nurses to act in the care of patients with acute kidney injury. This cross-sectional, evaluative study was carried out in seven public hospitals, with 136 nurses. The interest and preparation to provide care for patients with acute kidney injury in intensive care were evaluated. Inferential analysis was performed using the chi-square test. There was a high interest in learning about the subject (n = 125) and about the management of the machines (n = 119) and in participating in theoretical or practical courses (n = 126), because they felt unprepared (n = 88) and mentioned insecurity (n = 111) to provide care for patients with acute kidney injury. There was no specific training when assigned to the hemodialysis sector (n = 136), and only five nurses reported that the institution offers training. The interest in learning about the theme is high. However, the preparation is still incipient and indicates the need for more investments in training by the institution directed to intensive care nurses who provide care to patients with acute kidney injury.


Subject(s)
Humans , Acute Kidney Injury , Nephrology Nursing , Hemodialysis Units, Hospital , Education, Nursing, Continuing , Intensive Care Units
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