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Introdução: A ocorrência frequente de eventos adversos durante a internação hospitalar demanda meios proativos de gerenciamento de riscos, incluindo a verificação de rastreadores/triggers. Objetivo: Verificar os fatores associados aos triggers e eventos adversos na internação pediátrica. Material e Métodos: Pesquisa transversal embasada na metodologia do Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), por meio da aplicação do Paediatric Trigger Tool (PTT) a uma amostra (n=194) de prontuários de pacientes pediátricos de um hospital do Centro-Oeste do Brasil. Foi realizada análise estatística descritiva, inferencial e regressão de Poisson. Resultados: Mais da metade (n=107; 55,15%) dos pacientes apresentou pelo menos um trigger na internação. Foram identificados 204 triggers/gatilhos, com maior ocorrência de queda de hemoglobina/hematócrito (9,80%), queda de saturação de oxigênio (9,80%) e aumento de marcadores de funções renais (9,20%). Do total de gatilhos, 64 (31,37%) eventos adversos foram confirmados, os quais foram classificados majoritariamente como dano temporário com necessidade de suporte ao paciente (65,62%). O tempo de internação (p-valor=0,004) e o caráter da internação (p-valor

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Objetivo: describir la percepción de los cuidadores de niños traqueostomizados sobre los desafíos del alta domiciliaria en el contexto amazónico. Material y método: estudio descriptivo, cualitativo, realizado con 16 cuidadores de niños traqueostomizados que pasaron por la experiencia de des-hospitalización en un Hospital Infantil de Rio Branco – Acre – Brasil. Muestreo definido por saturación, datos recogidos mediante guion semiestructurado de agosto a diciembre de 2021, sometidos al Análisis de Contenido de Bardin. Resultados: el análisis dio lugar a cuatro categorías: (1) sentimientos experimentados con el uso del dispositivo traqueal; (2) cuidados rutinarios con la traqueostomía que los cuidadores consideran importantes; (3) dudas e informes sobre la aspiración traqueal; y (4) comportamiento en caso de complicaciones en niños que utilizan una traqueostomía. Consideraciones finales: el miedo a aprender la técnica de aspiración traqueal y a recibir el alta hospitalaria refuerza la necesidad de una formación precoz y continuada de los cuidadores, centrada en los cuidados rutinarios y de urgencia de los niños traqueostomizados.

Objetivo: desarrollar y validar el contenido de un serious game sobre el manejo seguro de medicamentos intravenosos en pediatría. Método: estudio metodológico para el desarrollo y validación de contenido de una tecnología educativa. Los casos y desafíos del serious game se basaron en una revisión de la literatura y fueron validados por 11 enfermeros con formación y experiencia en el área. Se adoptaron índices de validez de contenido y concordancia para el análisis de concordancia y consistencia interna (mínimo de 0,8). Resultados: el contenido se basa en los principales antibióticos utilizados en el manejo clínico de infecciones en niños hospitalizados y en la seguridad del paciente. Se obtuvo una concordancia absoluta en 60 de los 61 ítems evaluados, y el mínimo obtenido fue de 0,82 en el índice de validación de contenido y 0,80 en concordancia. Los expertos sugirieron ajustes en la formulación de respuestas de un caso específico y se implementaron para mejorar la calidad del contenido de la tecnología. Conclusión: el contenido del serious game Nurseped fue validado por enfermeros expertos en salud infantil en cuanto a casos clínicos, enunciados de preguntas y respuestas de opción múltiple, además del feedback que presenta al usuario una respuesta basada en evidencia tras acertar o fallar en el desafío.

Introduction: The frequent occurrence of adverse events during hospital admission demands proactive means of risk management, including checking trackers/triggers. Objective: To verify the factors associated with triggers and adverse events in pediatric hospitalization. Material and Methods: Cross-sectional research based on the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) methodology, through the application of the Pediatric Trigger Tool (PTT) to a sample (n= 194) from medical records of pediatric patients from a hospital in the Center-West of Brazil. Descriptive, inferential statistical analysis and Poisson regression were performed. Results: More than half (n=107; 55.15%) of patients had at least one trigger upon admission. 204 triggers were identified, with the highest occurrence of a drop in hemoglobin/hematocrit (9.80%), a drop in oxygen saturation (9.80%) and an increase in kidney function markers (9.20%). Of the total triggers, 64 (31.37%) adverse events were confirmed, which were mostly classified as temporary damage requiring patient support (65.62%). The length of stay (p-value=0.004) and the nature of the hospitalization (p-value<0.001) were variables associated with the occurrence of triggers. Character of hospitalization and admissions from other institutions were predictors of the occurrence of triggers and adverse events. Discussion: The study found 31.37% of triggers resulting in harm to the patient, early detection is essential in pediatric patient safety, prolonged hospitalizations are linked to infections and adverse events, patient transfers require rigorous and effective safety measures. Conclusions: Prolonged hospitalizations and children admitted via transfer deserve attention to triggers and/or adverse events. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introducción: la pandemia por la covid-19 disminuyó las posibilidades de generar espacios estimulantes para el desarrollo de los niños, puesto que todos los sistemas con los que interactúa un niño en desarrollo se vieron impactados. Objetivo: identificar la evidencia científica que hay sobre los efectos en el desarrollo infantil en menores de 5 años que convivieron con sus padres y madres durante las medidas de distanciamiento social tomadas por causa de la covid-19. Método: revisión integrativa guiada por el marco propuesto por Whittemore y Knafl, y The Prisma Statement, para consultar las bases de datos: Medline, ScienceDirect, Scopus y Scielo, con una búsqueda realizada en inglés, utilizando los descriptores: “child development”, “growth and development”, “parenting”, “teleworking”, “infant care”, “home nursing”, “social isolation”, “coronavirus infections”, “COVID-19”. Los criterios de elegibilidad: estudios cuantitativos o cualitativos que abordaran los efectos directos de la pandemia en niños menores de 5 años; y de exclusión: artículos con población de niñez con trastornos del desarrollo diagnosticados o discapacidad. Resultados: fueron incluidos 17 artículos, cuyos hallazgos se clasifican en las categorías: exposición a estímulos de riesgo, privación de estímulos y exposición a estímulos protectores. Se revela que el estrés parental, la ausencia de juego y una menor exposición a interacciones promotoras del desarrollo se vinculan con alteraciones en el procesamiento cognitivo, emocional y de aprendizaje, y tuvieron un impacto negativo en el desarrollo motriz y del lenguaje. Conclusión: la evidencia sugiere que el distanciamiento social puede ser la causa principal en la aparición de retrasos en el desarrollo infantil, en sus áreas: motriz, de lenguaje, cognitivo y socioemocional.

Objective: To understand the perception of the Nursing team about institutional violence against hospitalized children. Materials and method: A qualitative, descriptive and exploratory study, performed at a large-size public hospital in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, with 17 Nursing professionals working in the Pediatrics unit, to whom semi-structured interviews were applied between March and May 2019. The collected data were categorized in the NVIVO12 software and submitted for content analysis. Results: The results are presented in four categories: The professionals’ lack of knowledge about institutional violence against hospitalized children; Recognition of institutional violence related to problems in the hospital infrastructure, Recognition of institutional violence in interpersonal relationships and Recognition of institutional violence in the care practices. Conclusions: It becomes necessary to apply policies to confront institutional violence, ranging from training the professionals to adapting the spaces and care practices to favor the children’s hospitalization environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objetivo: describir la implantación del Sistema de Clasificación de Pacientes y el dimensionamiento del personal de enfermería en una unidad de hospitalización pediátrica. Método: estudio descriptivo, transversal, retrospectivo, realizado en un hospital universitario del Centro-Oeste de Brasil. Tras la implantación del Sistema de Clasificación de Pacientes Pediátricos, se recopilaron los datos de las clasificaciones del nivel de complejidad asistencial (N=4.639) entre los pacientes (n=608) ingresados de enero a diciembre de 2019. Se utilizó el análisis estadístico descriptivo, incluida nuestra propia metodología de dimensionamiento del personal. Resultados: prevalencia de pacientes de cuidados intermedios. En cuanto a la dimensión del personal, se constató un superávit (+10) de trabajadores de nivel medio, y el número de enfermeros proyectado (seis) era compatible con el disponible. Conclusión: la implementación/empleo estratégico del Sistema de Clasificación de Pacientes fue indispensable para la previsión del personal de enfermería pediátrica, considerando que el excedente de personal encontrado debe ser apreciado con cautela.

Introduction: Children with tetralogy of Fallot face great challenges during their postoperative stage, so nurses must recognize the mechanisms involved in this process, to help them reach an integrated physiological and psychosocial level of adaptation. Objective: The objective of the study was to establish nursing interventions for children following palliative or corrective surgery for tetralogy of Fallot. Materials and methods: Using the methodology proposed by Fawcett et al. and the Joanna Briggs Institute, we searched 10 databases and search engines for articles published from 2014 to 2019 using 2 formulas: Pediatric AND Tetralogy of Fallot AND Post-operative and Pediatric AND Tetralogy of Fallot AND Postoperative AND Psychosocial Adaptation. Results: 1.901 studies were obtained, of which 56 met all eligibility criteria. The results were structured according to the nursing care plan and were framed within the modes of adaptation and needs of Callista Roy’s adaptation model. With the information obtained, 12 NANDA diagnoses corresponding to the physiological mode of adaptation and 11 to the psychosocial mode were constructed. Conclusion: There is relevant information to establish care interventions within the nursing scope of practice in this pediatric intensive care unit context, as interventions were obtained to address all the needs proposed by the epistemological model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to perform translation, cultural adaptation and validation of content and appearance of the instrument "Practice Standards for Nurses Providing Pediatric Cancer Care in Atlantic Canada" into Brazilian Portuguese. Method: this is a study of translation, cultural adaptation and validation of content and appearance of instrument. Eight professionals participated in the committee of judges. Results: there was a need to adapt the semantics and grammatical corrections with the version approved by the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology. The Content Validity Index was adopted. Three rounds were performed to achieve the Content Validity Index =0.8 in 100% of items: first 233 items (96%), second 9 items (90%), third round 1 item. In the pre-test, 100% comprehension was obtained. Conclusion: the translated version of the original instrument is suitable for use in Brazil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to know the coping strategies used by the mother of an infant with Epidermolysis Bullosa. Method: a single case study with a qualitative approach conducted with the mother of a six-month-old child with clinical diagnosis of Epidermolysis Bullosa. Data collection occurred between February and March 2020 at the participant's home, through in-depth interviews and observation. The narratives were submitted to thematic content analysis. Results: thematic categories emerged, being "(Re)meaning motherhood after the diagnosis of Epidermolysis Bullosa", which addresses the moments of discovery of the rare disease, as well as the use of the internet as a resource for coping, that presents the movement to acquire theoretical knowledge to enable maternal care performed to the child. Conclusion: the study allowed the understanding of the coping strategies used in the experience of motherhood before the birth of the child diagnosed with Epidermolysis Bullosa. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to understand the experiences of mothers of children with Down Syndrome after the diagnosis of congenital heart disease. Method: exploratory and descriptive, qualitative study, conducted through semi-structured interviews with nine mothers of children with Down Syndrome and Congenital Heart Disease, with data treated by Bardin’s thematic content analysis, in the light of the theoretical framework of the Theory of Social Representations. Results: the main category “Maternal experiences after the diagnosis of congenital heart disease in children with Down Syndrome” was composed of four subcategories, which portrayed the challenges faced by mothers, from the communication of the diagnosis, emotional reactions, motherhood and treatment of the condition. Final considerations: the maternal experience with a child with both diagnoses proved challenging, with an accumulated experience of suffering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to understand how health professionals working in the pre-hospital experience the communication of bad news to the family in the pediatric emergency, as well as to propose a communication protocol based on these experiences. Method: qualitative research with theoretical-methodological support based on Symbolic Interactionism and Inductive Thematic Analysis, through semi-structured interviews, in the 2nd semester of 2019. Results: the professionals experienced the difficult communication process under the influence of the hostile environment. They set out actions to try to care for and receive the family. Family care generated reflections and a desire to provide adequate care. After the analysis of these experiences, the Protocolo Acolher was proposed. Final considerations: health professionals working in the pre-hospital feel unprepared and extremely uncomfortable before communicating bad news. The protocol developed can collaborate in directing pre-hospital care professionals and help them in the process of communicating bad news. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to identify the care strategies adopted by nursing professionals in the handling of central catheters in children and newborns hospitalized in an Intensive Care Unit. Method: descriptive research, with quantitative approach, of the non-participant systematic observation type, in a tertiary public hospital in Rio de Janeiro. A structured checklist was applied to the professionals who assisted this clientele. The data were submitted to simple descriptive analysis and organized in graphs. Results: 80 observations were obtained, separated into three stages: moments of hand hygiene; manipulation of the deep catheter; equipment and connectors. Conclusion: the nursing team has satisfactory support to items considered essential in the care and prevention of bloodstream infections related to central catheters in children and newborns hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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ABSTRACT Objective: To apprehend the social representations of adolescents about sexuality on the internet. Method: Qualitative research, based on the structural approach on the Theory of Social Representations, with adolescents who are users of virtual media and who are students of two state schools. The free word association test was used, whose data were processed by the Evoc® 2005 software and analyzed in the light of the aforementioned theory. Results: A total of 124 adolescents participated in the research. The terms pornography, sexting and violence made up the central nucleus of the representation, signaling the valuation, image and practice dimensions of the investigated object. The similarity analysis confirmed the centrality of the violence element and added virtual dating and pedophilia. Conclusion: The social representations of adolescents point to the lack of security in the virtual environment regarding the exercise of sexuality, with predominant values and negative dimensions, which distance themselves from what is established as sexual rights, since adolescents have the right to live and express their sexuality freely.

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ABSTRACT Objective: To analyze the images of alcohol in the rite of passage of adolescents of a quilombola community. Method: Qualitative and participatory study was developed by Creative and Sensitive Method, and guided by generated questions: “In my house, alcohol is...”; “Near my house, I see alcohol in...” Ten adolescents who live in a quilombola community in the north of the state of Espírito Santo, Brazil, participated in the group dynamics. The material was submitted to a thematic analysis. Results: Images of alcohol are common in the daily life of adolescents and can be seen in bars drinks, in their homes or in soccer fields; in different moments within the community (weekend barbecues, church celebrations, after soccer); and also in rites of passage, where adolescents first sipped or tasted alcohol with friends or socially with adults. Final Consideration: Alcohol in quilombola communities is cultural, and socially accepted, which turns it into a challenge for health professionals to promote health education with these adolescents.

ABSTRACT Objective: to analyze the attributes, antecedents and consequences of the concept a “good nurse” in the context of Pediatrics. Method: concept analysis study based on Rodgers’ evolutionary method. Theoretical stage consisted of searching for articles in the CINAHL, Embase and Pubmed databases and a practical stage of semi-structured interviews with pediatric nurses. The final analysis unified the two stages by categories of antecedents, attributes and consequences of the concept. Results: 20 articles and 10 interviews were analyzed revealing as antecedents aspects related to education, scientific development and ethical-moral skills and values. Responsibility, compassion, honesty and advocacy stand out as attributes of the “good nurse.” The consequences describe implications for children and families, as well as for professionals. Final Consideration: the analysis of the concept of the “good nurse” allowed us to clarify fundamental aspects for the execution of good practices, establishing parameters for investment in professional development programs.

Objetivo: analizar los factores asociados al seguimiento adecuado del cuidado infantil en niños meno­res de dos años. Materiales y métodos: estu­dio analítico-transversal desarrolla­do entre noviembre de 2019 y marzo de 2020 en las diez unidades básicas de salud de un municipio del interior de Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. Partici­paron 71 familiares de niños menores de dos años. Los datos se recopilaron a través de la Herramienta para la Evaluación de la Atención Primaria, versión infantil (PCATool Infantil), e instrumentos de perfil clínico y socioeconómico. Se utilizó estadís­tica analítica, con comparación de frecuencias entre variables. Resultados: el 72 % de los niños menores de dos años tuvieron un seguimien­to adecuado durante las consultas. Los hijos de madres que asistieron a una serie de consultas prenata­les adecuadas tuvieron un número significativamente mayor de consul­tas de cuidado infantil de forma adecuada (p = 0,02). Las familias que no han vivido en medio de vulnera­bilidades sociales y de salud brindan mejor cuidado a los niños (p > 0,05). Cuidadores más jóvenes mostraron mayor adhesión a las consultas. Conclusiones: la adhesión adecua­da de las mujeres gestantes a la aten­ción prenatal, estar bajo la responsa­bilidad de cuidadores jóvenes y no asistir a guarderías o escuelas fueron los factores significativamente más asociados al seguimiento de puericul­tura en niños menores de dos años.