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Rio de Janeiro; s.n; 2022. 206 p. tab, ilus, graf.
Thesis in Portuguese | LILACS, BDENF | ID: biblio-1366286

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Introdução: Uma das ferramentas de qualidade mais eficientes para monitorar um sistema de gestão é a auditoria, pois, quando bem aplicada, diagnostica não conformidades no serviço avaliado, sendo executada por profissionais capacitados que apresentam, além do conhecimento técnico-científico, atributos pessoais como imparcialidade, prudência e diplomacia. Objetivos: O objetivo geral do estudo foi desenvolver uma ferramenta móvel que possa servir de apoio para o processo de auditoria de contas médicas e os objetivos específicos foram: identificar os requisitos necessários para o desenvolvimento da ferramenta de auditoria; apresentar um protótipo e desenvolver uma ferramenta garantindo os requisitos de segurança necessários à manutenção da informação pessoal, possibilitando sua implementação, distribuição e modificação e avaliar o impacto da ferramenta para a auditoria em saúde no âmbito da Marinha do Brasil. Método: Trata-se de um estudo descritivo, exploratório, de abordagem qualitativa, aplicado à produção tecnológica e destinado a desenvolver uma ferramenta informatizada móvel para apoio ao serviço de auditoria de contas médicas. Para desenvolvimento da ferramenta foi utilizada a metodologia de Pressman, seguindo as seguintes etapas: coleta e refinamento dos requisitos, elaboração de projeto rápido, construção do protótipo, avaliação pelo cliente e posterior refinamento quando há necessidade de ajustes finais do projeto, com o intuito de satisfazer da melhor forma as necessidades dos clientes. Resultados: Foram distribuídos 75 formulários para os auditores da Marinha e, tendo sido respondidos 65 (84,3%), observou-se que 40,9% dos entrevistados eram enfermeiros e 29% não tinham experiência em auditoria. As falas dos entrevistados foram analisadas, emergindo cinco categorias relacionadas a melhorias e uma a crítica, sendo estas respectivamente: ampliar o módulo para controle e previsão de custos; regular os serviços que serão prestados pela contratada; orientar profissionais a executarem a auditoria em saúde; ampliar módulo para que possam ser apresentados indicadores e relatório; disponibilizar mais informações sobre os credenciados e não entender o propósito da ferramenta. Conclusão: Acredita-se que a ferramenta irá contribuir para que os auditores recém-ingressos na Marinha possam executar o processo de auditoria de acordo com a técnica, gerando uniformidade, dando celeridade e, principalmente, evitando perdas para a organização. Dessa forma, favorecendo ao profissional mais habilidade e destreza em todo processo


Introduction: One of the most efficient quality tools to monitor a management system is the audit, because, when properly applied, it diagnoses non-conformities in the service evaluated, being performed by trained professionals who have, in addition to technical-scientific knowledge, personal attributes such as impartiality, prudence and diplomacy. The general objective of the study was to develop a mobile tool that can support the medical bills audit process and the specific. Objectives: The general objective of the study was to develop a mobile tool that can support the medical bill audit process and the specific objectives were: to identify the necessary requirements for the development of the audit tool; present a prototype and develop a tool ensuring the security requirements necessary for the maintenance of personal information, enabling its implementation, distribution and modification, and evaluating the impact of the tool for health auditing within the Brazilian Navy.Method: This is a descriptive, exploratory study with a qualitative approach applied to technological production, aimed at developing a mobile computerized tool to support the medical bill audit service. For development of the tool, Pressman's methodology was used, following the steps: collection and refinement of requirements, rapid design development, prototype construction, customer evaluation and further refinement when there is a need for final design adjustments, in order to satisfy the best way to meet the needs of customers. Results: 75 forms were distributed to the Navy auditors, with 65 (84.3%) answered, it was observed that 40.9% of respondents were nurses, 29.% had no experience in auditing. The speeches of the interviewees were analyzed emerging five categories related to improvements and one the criticism, respectively: expanding the module for cost control and forecasting; regulate the services that will be provided by the contractor; guide professionals to perform the health audit; expand module so that indicators and report can be presented; provide more information about the accredited and do not understand the purpose of the tool. Conclusion: It is believed that the tool will help auditors who have recently joined the Navy to perform the audit process according to the technique, generating uniformity, speeding up and, above all, avoiding losses for the organization. In this way, providing the professional with more skill and dexterity throughout the process


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Humans , Male , Female , Health Administration/trends , Clinical Audit/methods , Mobile Applications/trends , Costs and Cost Analysis , Military Personnel/education
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Rev. chil. enferm. respir ; 33(2): 91-98, 2017. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-899666

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El oxígeno (O2) es una de las drogas más utilizadas en clínica, su uso no está exento de riesgos. Existen guias internacionales para su uso, pero en nuestro medio no sabemos si se aplican. Nuestro objetivo fue describir la forma en que se utiliza y controla la oxígenoterapia en los 3 hospitales de la red del Servicio de Salud Talcahuano. Aplicamos una encuesta un día de agosto de 2016 a los pacientes hospitalizados en las instituciones de la red que recibían O2 en ese momento. Se recolectaron datos sobre la prescripción, administración y seguimiento de la terapia de O2. De los 381 pacientes auditados, un 13,7% recibía oxígenoterapia. Los diagnósticos más frecuentes fueron de causa respiratoria (46,15%) y cardiológica (25%). La indicación la dio un médico en 88,5% de los casos y en un 3,8% no había registro. En un 17,3% de los pacientes no había fundamento para la indicación. Se indicó una dosis fija en el 75% con una meta de SaO2 en el 50%, siendo naricera y máscara de Venturi los métodos de administración más frecuentes monitorizándose con oximetría de pulso en los hospitales menos complejos y gasometría arterial en el hospital terciario. La duración media de la oxígenoterapia fue de 7,8 días. Habiendo un buen fundamento y control de la oxígenoterapia aún no se indican metas a obtener. No hay un buen registro de la indicación ni de los cambios realizados. Creemos útil la realización periódica de este tipo de control para optimizar su uso evitando los potenciales efectos adversos en los pacientes.


Abstract Oxygen is a commonly used drug in clinics and its use must be judicious. There are guidelines for oxygen therapy but we ignore if these are respected in our country. We conducted an audit of oxygen therapy by applying a survey to 381 patients in the three hospitals of Talcahuano Public Health Service. The day of the audit 13.7% of the hospitalized patients were on oxygen, most of them with respiratory (46.15%) or cardiovascular (25%) diseases. Indication of O2 administration was given by a physician in 88.5% and there was not registry in 3.8% of the cases. There was not foundation for supplying O2 in 13.3% of patients. A fixed dose was indicated in 75% of cases and 50% had an oximetry value as a target. Oxygen was administered in most of the cases by nasal prongs and Venturi masks. Monitoring was based on pulse oximetry in the less complex hospitals and on arterial blood gases in the tertiary hospital. 100% of patients at urgency ward were receiving a different dose from that indicated at their admission time and none of them had a registry of the new dose. Mean duration of therapy was 7.8 days. We believe our results might represent what is going on with oxygen therapy in our country; having a good foundation and monitoring, we still don t use targets and there is a bad system of registry. We think that it would be advisably to carry out audits on oxygen therapy at national level on regular basis.


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Humans , Male , Female , Adult , Middle Aged , Aged , Aged, 80 and over , Young Adult , Oxygen Inhalation Therapy/methods , Clinical Audit/methods , Health Services , Oxygen Inhalation Therapy/statistics & numerical data , Chile , Surveys and Questionnaires , Monitoring, Physiologic
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