医院物理治疗服务对冠状病毒感染的专业作用

Sávylla Sklabrynne Silva Costa, Georgia Silva Menezes, G. Azevedo
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在COVID-19大流行期间,我们观察到对医疗保健提供者的需求显著增长。为每个位置划分归因很重要,目的是减轻负担,提高护理效果。物理治疗师在COVID-19并发症患者的护理中发挥着重要作用。本研究分析了公立医院物理治疗师在大流行期间对COVID-19的作用和知识。这是一项混合横断面研究,采用定量描述性和定性探索性方法,在goi尼亚州的一家公立医院进行。物理治疗师填写了一份记忆表和一份问卷,问卷中有关于医院环境中物理治疗归因的预先结构化问题。人口由13名专业人员组成。大多数人认为氧疗实施(100%),有创和无创通气管理(100%),参与气管插管(92.3%),气道抽吸(100%),拔管(92.3%),测量气管插管袖带压力(92.3%),更换机械呼吸机过滤器(92.3%)作为物理治疗任务。大多数专业人员(46.15%)认为这些患者的活动必须经常进行。关于COVID-19及其在大流行中的作用。在医院环境中,与呼吸区有关的程序仍然存在混淆。
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Professional role of hospital physical therapy services against coronavirus infections
ABSTRACT During the COVID-19 pandemic, we observed an important growth of demands on healthcare providers. Delimited attributions for each position are important, aiming less burden and better care effectiveness. Physical therapists play a fundamental role in the care of patients with COVID-19 complications. This research analyzed physical therapist’s role and knowledge about COVID-19 during the pandemic in a public hospital. This is a mixed cross-sectional study, with a quantitative descriptive and qualitative exploratory method, carried out in a public hospital in Goiânia. The physical therapists filled out an anamnesis form and a questionnaire with pre-structured questions about the attributions of physical therapy in the hospital environment. The population was composed of 13 professionals. Most considered oxygen therapy implementation (100%), INVASIVE and non-invasive ventilation management (100%), participation in orotracheal intubation (92.3%), airway aspiration (100%), extubation (92.3%), measurement of the orotracheal tube cuff pressure (92.3%), and replacement the mechanical ventilator filter (92.3%) as physical therapy assignments. Most professionals (46.15%) considered that these patients’ mobilization must frequently be carried out. regarding COVID-19 AND their role in the pandemic. Confusion is still present regarding procedures related to the respiratory area in the hospital environment.
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