Abstract
Objective: To analyze the nursing records (RE) completed by nurses in patients' records of an internal medicine (CM) unit of a public hospital. Methods: The study sample consisted of 240 (100%) records of patients who were discharged or died, between February and April, 2008. The classification criteria for completion were based on those established by the institution being researched. Results: The records were filled out completely for the majority of the items: nursing history (99.9%); multidisciplinary progress (80.0%) and risk assessment (99.6%). Regarding the consistency of the completion, the highlights were: 88.4% of nursing prescriptions classified as compliant; diagnosis and nursing progress 58.7% and 64.6% as non-conforming, respectively. As to the identification of nursing: 98.3% completed the nursing history, 87.9% were in progress, and 75.4% of the diagnosis and nursing prescription. Conclusion: The detected nonconformities confront the importance given by the institution for completion of the records, training and vigilance of the audit committee of nursing.
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Franco, M. T. G., Akemi, E. N., & D’Inocento, M. (2012). Avaliação dos registros de enfermeiros em prontuários de pacientes internados em unidade de clínica médica. ACTA Paulista de Enfermagem, 25(2), 163–170. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0103-21002012000200002
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