RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT
This study aimed to characterize the care of users with the guideline for Reception with Risk Classification in an Emergency Unit of Paraná state. This descriptive, exploratory and quantitative field study used 500 medical records of patients treated between January and May 2014 as th...
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doaj-3c0ce7bba3f1442eaa6796aef512e82c2021-01-02T06:08:11ZengUniversidade Federal do ParanáCogitare Enfermagem1414-85362176-91332016-09-012130108http://dx.doi.org/10.5380/ce.v21i3.44664RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNITVanessa Carolina Grigini GodoiGabriela Schiavon GanassinKelly Cristina InoueNelly Lopes de Moraes GilThis study aimed to characterize the care of users with the guideline for Reception with Risk Classification in an Emergency Unit of Paraná state. This descriptive, exploratory and quantitative field study used 500 medical records of patients treated between January and May 2014 as the source of information, obtained by simple random sampling. Demographic and clinical data, related to the care network and risk classification, were collected and submitted to descriptive statistics. The majority of the patients were women, from 20 to 29 years of age, of spontaneous demand; referred by nurses and Primary Health Units. Regarding the classification of risk, four (0.8%) were emergency, 175 (35%) more urgent, 245 (49%) less urgent and 68 (13.6%) non-urgent; with the nursing technician mainly performing the triage and discharge being the primary outcome. There is a need to improve the medical records and review the classification process for clarification of specific failures.http://dx.doi.org/10.5380/ce.v21i3.44664NursingReceptionHealthcareHospital emergency serviceNational Health System |
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Vanessa Carolina Grigini Godoi Gabriela Schiavon Ganassin Kelly Cristina Inoue Nelly Lopes de Moraes Gil RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT Cogitare Enfermagem Nursing Reception Healthcare Hospital emergency service National Health System |
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Vanessa Carolina Grigini Godoi Gabriela Schiavon Ganassin Kelly Cristina Inoue Nelly Lopes de Moraes Gil |
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Vanessa Carolina Grigini Godoi |
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RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT |
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RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT |
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RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT |
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RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT |
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RECEPTION WITH RISK CLASSIFICATION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEMAND IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT |
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reception with risk classification: characteristics of the demand in an emergency unit |
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Universidade Federal do Paraná |
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Cogitare Enfermagem |
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1414-8536 2176-9133 |
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2016-09-01 |
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This study aimed to characterize the care of users with the guideline for Reception with Risk Classification in an Emergency Unit of Paraná state. This descriptive, exploratory and quantitative field study used 500 medical records of patients treated between January and May 2014 as the source of information, obtained by simple random sampling. Demographic and clinical data, related to the care network and risk classification, were collected and submitted to descriptive statistics. The majority of the patients were women, from 20 to 29 years of age, of spontaneous demand; referred by nurses and Primary Health Units. Regarding the classification of risk, four (0.8%) were emergency, 175 (35%) more urgent, 245 (49%) less urgent and 68 (13.6%) non-urgent; with the nursing technician mainly performing the triage and discharge being the primary outcome. There is a need to improve the medical records and review the classification process for clarification of specific failures. |
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Nursing Reception Healthcare Hospital emergency service National Health System |
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http://dx.doi.org/10.5380/ce.v21i3.44664 |
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