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As intervenções do enfermeiro especialista em Enfermagem de Reabilitação na capacitação da pessoa com alterações na eliminação vesical
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No âmbito do Estágio de Natureza Profissional com Relatório - Módulo I e II, surge a
elaboração de um relatório de estágio. Nele pretende-se apresentar a descrição e análise
reflexiva do percurso realizado durante os Estágios, cujo objetivo major foi desenvolver
competências de Enfermeiro Especialista em Enfermagem de Reabilitação (EEER) e de
Mestre.
Transversal aos vários contextos de estágio foi definido como objetivo geral o
desenvolver de competências científicas, técnicas, éticas e humanas necessárias para prestar
cuidados especializados a pessoas com necessidades de reabilitação. Para alcançar esse
objetivo, foram definidos objetivos específicos e atividades, ajustados às características do
contexto e às pessoas alvo de cuidados.
A temática que foi desenvolvida transversalmente ao longo dos estágios está
relacionada com a “Intervenção do EEER na capacitação da pessoa com alterações na
eliminação vesical”, uma vez que os problemas de eliminação vesical, como a incontinência
urinária, retenção urinária e infeções do trato urinário, são complicações comuns na pessoa
hospitalizada, e podem alterar significativamente a qualidade de vida da pessoa e a sua
recuperação em geral.
A prática de enfermagem foi sustentada na Teoria do Défice do Autocuidado de
Dorothea Orem, pelo facto da pessoa com eliminação vesical comprometida não conseguir
gerir as suas necessidades reais e garantir o autocuidado.
Para a construção deste relatório recorreu-se a uma metodologia descritiva e críticoreflexiva, onde se realiza uma exposição e análise das situações experienciadas, suportadas na
evidência científica, que permitem a aquisição das competências de Mestre e Enfermeira
Especialista.
In the context of the Professional Nature Internship with Report - Module I and II, the development of an internship report is required. The report aims to present a description and reflective analysis of the journey undertaken during the internships, with the major objective being to develop the competencies of a Specialist Nurse in Rehabilitation Nursing (EEER) and Master. Throughout the various internship contexts, the general goal was defined as developing scientific, technical, ethical, and human competencies necessary to provide specialized care to individuals with rehabilitation needs. To achieve this goal, specific objectives and activities were defined, adjusted to the characteristics of the context and the target individuals in care. The theme developed transversally throughout the internships was related to the “Intervention of the EEER in empowering individuals with bladder elimination disorders,” as bladder elimination issues, such as urinary incontinence, urinary retention, and urinary tract infections, are common complications in hospitalized individuals and can significantly alter their quality of life and overall recovery. The nursing practice was grounded in Dorothea Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Theory, as individuals with compromised bladder elimination are unable to manage their actual needs and ensure self-care. For the construction of this report, a descriptive and critical-reflective methodology was employed, involving the presentation and analysis of the experiences, supported by scientific evidence, which facilitates the acquisition of competencies as a Master and Specialist Nurse.
In the context of the Professional Nature Internship with Report - Module I and II, the development of an internship report is required. The report aims to present a description and reflective analysis of the journey undertaken during the internships, with the major objective being to develop the competencies of a Specialist Nurse in Rehabilitation Nursing (EEER) and Master. Throughout the various internship contexts, the general goal was defined as developing scientific, technical, ethical, and human competencies necessary to provide specialized care to individuals with rehabilitation needs. To achieve this goal, specific objectives and activities were defined, adjusted to the characteristics of the context and the target individuals in care. The theme developed transversally throughout the internships was related to the “Intervention of the EEER in empowering individuals with bladder elimination disorders,” as bladder elimination issues, such as urinary incontinence, urinary retention, and urinary tract infections, are common complications in hospitalized individuals and can significantly alter their quality of life and overall recovery. The nursing practice was grounded in Dorothea Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Theory, as individuals with compromised bladder elimination are unable to manage their actual needs and ensure self-care. For the construction of this report, a descriptive and critical-reflective methodology was employed, involving the presentation and analysis of the experiences, supported by scientific evidence, which facilitates the acquisition of competencies as a Master and Specialist Nurse.
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eliminação vesical reabilitação elimination bladder enfermagem rehabilitation nursing