Use of scenarios for education about patient safety in a surgery center
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5327/Z1414-4425201700030004Keywords:
Segurança do paciente, Enfermagem de Centro Cirúrgico, Educação em saúde.Abstract
Objective: To present scenarios in the nursing care and management practice related to the perioperative procedures as an educational strategy.
Method: The population was composed of scenarios from a previous investigation. There was a secondary analysis of the information available.
Results: Seven scenarios were identified representing the nurses work routine in relation to perioperative procedures. Of these scenarios, four describe
situations that present adverse events that affected the patient, two near misses, and one contextualizing a risk situation. Three scenarios contextualized
situations with elderly patients, and one with a pediatric patient. Conclusion: The scenarios may present care-related situations, providing reflections to
minimize opportunities for error, improving the assertiveness of communication, providing clarification about concepts of quality and promoting the
use of patient safety protocols.
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