Development Of Perioperative Care Instruments Based On SDKI SLKI SIKI In Operating Room
Standard nursing language is now a global trend in the nursing profession with the aim of uniting the terminology used in nursing practice. This study aimed to compile the development an Indonesian Standard of Nursing diagnostic, outcomes and intervention-based perioperative nursing care instrum...
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Institution: | Universitas Airlangga |
Language: | English English English |
Summary: | Standard nursing language is now a global trend in the nursing
profession with the aim of uniting the terminology used in nursing
practice. This study aimed to compile the development an Indonesian
Standard of Nursing diagnostic, outcomes and intervention-based
perioperative nursing care instrument. Research and Development study
of 106 medical records with sample size 21 participants for FGD and 33
respondents in model trial were selected using purposive sampling.
The variable in this study was the development of perioperative nursing
care instruments and collected using observation sheet and
questionnaire, data analysis used descriptive approach. Preoperative
nursing care instruments developed were: anxiety, acute pain, risk of
infection, knowledge deficit, and risk of perioperative hypothermia.
Intraoperative nursing care instruments developed were: ineffective
airway clearance, risk of perioperative hypothermia, risk of aspiration, risk
of bleeding, anxiety, risk of infection, acute pain, risk of fluid imbalance,
and risk of falls. The postoperative nursing care instruments developed
were: ineffective airway clearance, risk of infection, acute pain, risk of
falls, risk of perioperative hypothermia, and risk of aspiration.
Preoperative nursing care instruments developed were 10 instruments
consisting of preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative. The trial
results of the instrument showed good results and positive opinions
expressed by nurses at the hospital. |
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