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O conhecimento dos enfermeiros dos cuidados de saúde primários sobre a promoção do sono infantil: uma abordagem de enfermagem especializada em saúde infantil e pediátrica
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O sono infantil é uma atividade de vida fundamental ao desenvolvimento da criança. O
enfermeiro nos cuidados de saúde primários no momento da consulta de vigilância de
saúde infantil tem a oportunidade de realizar promoção de saúde, fornecendo
estratégias promotoras de sono infantil saudável aos pais. O objetivo principal do estudo
foi saber o grau de conhecimento dos enfermeiros dos cuidados de saúde primários
sobre a promoção do sono infantil.
Foi realizado um estudo observacional e descritivo de corte transversal e correlacional.
A amostra foi constituída por 20 enfermeiros, que exercem funções em USF`s de
Odivelas. Foi aplicado um questionário com 17 questões sobre conhecimento e
promoção do sono infantil. Aplicado um teste não paramétrico entre as respostas ao
questionário e a experiência profissional e a formação pós-graduada.
Os inquiridos tinham mais de 14 anos de experiência profissional e 85% dos enfermeiros
possuem formação pós-graduada. O conhecimento sobre a fisiologia e de promoção do
sono infantil teve uma taxa de concordância de 95%. Não se verificou, no entanto,
relação estatisticamente significativa entre a formação pós-graduada e o tempo de
experiência profissional com as questões de conhecimento a fisiologia e de promoção
do sono infantil.
Apesar dos resultados não serem significativos na amostra estudada, verificou-se um
elevado grau de conhecimento, não se podendo extrapolar para uma amostra maior e
com as mesmas características.
Infant sleep is a fundamental life activity for child development. The nurse in primary health care at the time of the child health surveillance consultation has the opportunity to carry out health promotion, providing strategies that promote healthy child sleep to parents. The main objective of the study was to find out the level of knowledge of primary health care nurses about promoting children's sleep. An observational and descriptive cross-sectional and correlational study was carried out. The sample consisted of 20 nurses, who work at USF`s in Odivelas. A questionnaire with 17 questions about knowledge and promotion of infant sleep was applied. A nonparametric test was applied between responses to the questionnaire and professional experience and post-graduate training. Respondents had more than 14 years of professional experience and 85% of nurses have postgraduate training. Knowledge about the physiology and promotion of infant sleep had a 95% agreement rate. There was no statistically significant relationship between postgraduate training and length of professional experience with the questions of knowledge of physiology and promotion of children's sleep. Although the results were not significant in the sample studied, there was a high level of knowledge and cannot be extrapolated to a larger sample with the same characteristics.
Infant sleep is a fundamental life activity for child development. The nurse in primary health care at the time of the child health surveillance consultation has the opportunity to carry out health promotion, providing strategies that promote healthy child sleep to parents. The main objective of the study was to find out the level of knowledge of primary health care nurses about promoting children's sleep. An observational and descriptive cross-sectional and correlational study was carried out. The sample consisted of 20 nurses, who work at USF`s in Odivelas. A questionnaire with 17 questions about knowledge and promotion of infant sleep was applied. A nonparametric test was applied between responses to the questionnaire and professional experience and post-graduate training. Respondents had more than 14 years of professional experience and 85% of nurses have postgraduate training. Knowledge about the physiology and promotion of infant sleep had a 95% agreement rate. There was no statistically significant relationship between postgraduate training and length of professional experience with the questions of knowledge of physiology and promotion of children's sleep. Although the results were not significant in the sample studied, there was a high level of knowledge and cannot be extrapolated to a larger sample with the same characteristics.
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cuidados de saúde primários promoção de saúde conhecimento sono infantil primary health care health promotion knowledge infant sleep