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Rev. Rol enferm ; 25(3): 210-215, mar. 2002. ilus, tab
Article in Es | IBECS | ID: ibc-26114

ABSTRACT

La gestión clínica en enfermería requiere cambios estructurales. Para tener éxito en la creación de las Unidades de Gestión de Cuidados, es necesaria una predisposición y asunción del rol de partícipe de la innovación de los profesionales. Es obligado realizar un proceso de indagación previo a la puesta en marcha del cambio. En nuestro caso, la investigación se realizó en dos fases, en la primera se utilizó técnica de tormenta de ideas, con posterior procedimiento de técnica de agrupación de ideas por áreas de afinidad, en la segunda la técnica de grupo nominal. Se realizan cuatro grupos con diferentes perfiles para los cuatro segmentos a estudiar. El total de participantes es de 39. La selección de la muestra es sistemática no probabilística, a través de informantes clave. Los resultados indicaron que existe un alto interés por el tema, y controversia. Hay variabilidad en las expectativas, y la información es abundante, priorizada y clasificada (AU)


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Humans , Nursing Care/trends , Nursing Administration Research/trends , Nurse's Role , Quality of Health Care/trends , 34002 , Decision Making, Organizational
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Rev Enferm ; 25(3): 50-5, 2002 Mar.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-13677789

ABSTRACT

Clinical management in nursing requires structural changes. In order for the creation of Management Units for Treatment of Patients to be successful, a predisposition is necessary as well as the need for professionals to assume the role of a participant in this innovation. It is obligatory to carry out an investigative process prior to putting this change into effect. In our study, we ran a two phase investigation: in the first phase, brainstorming was the method employed, with a subsequent process during which ideas were grouped together according to their common traits; in the second phase, a nominal group technique was used. Four groups each having a different profile for the four segments to be analyzed were set up. There were 39 participants. Samples selection was carried out in a non-probabilistic systematic manner, by means of key informants. The results indicated there is a high interest level in this topic, as well as controversy. There is a variety in expectations and information is abundant, prioritized and classified.


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Patient Care Management/organization & administration , Hospital Units/organization & administration , Spain
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