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1. Protocollo di ricerca SFATO Studio di Fattibilità dell’inserimento – Affidamento Terapia via naturale - dell’Operatore socio sanitario con formazione comple- mentare nelle équipe assistenziali ospedaliere

Author

Palese, A., primary, Narduzzi, B., additional, Bellot, A., additional, Deroma, L., additional, Salmaso, D., additional, Mesaglio, M., additional, Del Forno, M., additional, Vesca, R., additional, Guardini, I., additional, and Sbaiz, D., additional

Published
2018
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6. Esiti sensibili alle cure infermieristiche: analisi critica della letteratura

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Palese, Alvisa, Beltrame, Er, Bin, A, Borghi, G, Bottacin, M, Buchini, S, Buffon, Ml, Carniel, G, Dal Bo’, O, De Caneva, S, De Lucia, P, Della Bianca, S, Drusian, M, Gasti, M, Giacomuzzi, P, Labelli, E, Lavia, B, Masala, O, Moretto, G, Pordenon, M, Santarossa, A, Sut, A, Tomietto, Marco, Valoppi, G, Zorzi, Mc, Guardini, I, Mesaglio, M, Vesca, R, Sbaiz, D, and Salmaso, D.

Subjects
esiti assistenziali, assistenza infermieristica, organizzazione sanitaria, infermiere
Published
2008

7. Esiti sensibili alle cure infermieristiche: analisi critica della letteratura. Nursing sensitive outcomes: a critical appraisal of the literature

Author

Palese, Alvisa, Beltrame, E, Bin, A, Borghi, Bottacin, M, Buchini, S, Buffon, M, Carniel, G, Dal Bo, O, De Caneva, S, De Lucia, P, Della Bianca, S, Drusian, M, Gasti, M, Giacomuzzi, P, Labelli, E, Lavia, B, Masala, O, Moretto, Pordenon, M, Santarossa, A, Sut, A, Tomietto, M, Valoppi, G, Zorzi, C, Guardini, I, Mesaglio, M, Vesca, R, Sbaiz, D, and Salmaso, D.

Published
2008

9. Protocollo di ricerca SFATO Studio di Fattibilità dell'inserimento - Affidamento Terapia via naturale - dell'Operatore socio sanitario con formazione complementare nelle équipe assistenziali ospedaliere.

Author

Palese, A., Narduzzi, B., Bellot, A., Deroma, L., Salmaso, D., Mesaglio, M., Del Forno, M., Vesca, R., Guardini, I., and Sbaiz, D.

Subjects
DELEGATION of authority, NURSES' aides, DRUGS, NURSING literature, HOSPITAL personnel
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Published
2010

10. Criteria for delegating the safe hospital administration of drug therapy via natural route to nurses aids in hospital,I criteri per affidare in sicurezza la somministrazione della terapia per via naturale agli operatori sanitari con formazione complementare in ospedale: Fattibilità del Trasferimento della terapia per via naturale agli Operatori di supporto

Author

alvisa palese, Mesaglio, M., Narduzzi, B., Bellot, A., Del Forno, M., Vesca, R., Guardini, I., Noacco, S., Sbaiz, D., and Salmaso, D.

11. [Criteria for delegating the safe hospital administration of drug therapy via natural route to nurses aids in hospital].

Author

Palese A, Mesaglio M, Narduzzi B, Bellot A, Vesca R, Guardini I, Noacco S, Sbaiz D, and Salmaso D

Subjects
Administration, Topical, Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Female, Hospital Units statistics & numerical data, Humans, Italy epidemiology, Male, Middle Aged, Predictive Value of Tests, Reproducibility of Results, Risk Assessment, Sensitivity and Specificity, Drug Administration Routes, Drug Therapy, Focus Groups methods, Inpatients statistics & numerical data, Nursing Assistants, Patient Selection
Abstract

Aim: To assess if and how many patients admitted to hospital could receive the drug therapy via natural route by specialized nurses aids (OSSc)., Methods: Focus group to identify the items of an assessment instrument to select patients eligible to receive drug therapy from OSSc, validation (face validity, test retest, interrater reliability and factorial analysis) and implementation on 227 patients admitted to medical and surgical wards., Results: During admission 106/227 patients (46.5%) could receive the therapy from OSSc for at least one day: 21 (9.2%) at admission, 73 (32.1%) after 4 days and 12 (11.3%) in the following days, but 29/106 (27.3%) formerly eligible patients change their condition and therapy should be administered by nurses. On average in medical wards 7.7 patients/day would be eligible while only 2.6 in surgery., Conclusions: The delegation of drug therapy in acute hospitals to OSSc seems unlikely for patients complexity and the need of daily assessments and adjustments. Nurses should each time select eligible patients guaranteeing the necessary supervision. This extra workload is not affordable.

Published
2012
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12. [Nursing sensitive outcomes: a critical appraisal of the literature].

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Palese A, Beltrame ER, Bin A, Borghi G, Bottacin M, Buchini S, Buffon ML, Carniel G, Dal Bo' O, De Caneva S, De Lucia P, Della Bianca S, Drusian M, Gasti M, Giacomuzzi P, Labelli E, Lavia B, Masala O, Moretto G, Pordenon M, Santarossa A, Sut A, Tomietto M, Valoppi G, Zorzi MC, Guardini I, Mesaglio M, Vesca R, Sbaiz D, and Salmaso D

Subjects
Clinical Nursing Research, Forecasting, Humans, Treatment Failure, Nurse's Role, Nursing, Outcome Assessment, Health Care, Treatment Outcome
Published
2008

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