Una mirada a las barreras y los factores facilitadores del rol de la enfermería en las pandemias: revisión integrativa

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https://doi.org/10.5294/aqui.2022.22.1.4

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Rol de la Enfermera, pandemias, enfermería en salud comunitaria, enfermeras clínicas, infecciones por coronavirus

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Objetivo: analizar los factores facilitadores y las barreras para el cumplimiento del rol profesional de las enfermeras y enfermeros en tiempos de pandemia y desastres.

Material y método: revisión integrativa según método analítico SALSA, realizada en ocho bases de datos: Medline, Proquest, CINAHL, Web of Science, BVS, SpringerLink, Scopus y Pubmed. Los descriptores utilizados fueron: ‘rol de la enfermera’ AND ‘pandemia’ AND ‘paciente’ AND ‘infección por coronavirus’, en idiomas inglés, español y portugués. A los 11.031 artículos encontrados se aplicaron filtros y criterios de inclusión y exclusión; después de ello un total de 32 artículos conformaron la muestra final.

Resultados: considerando los objetivos planteados y los resultados obtenidos, se advierte que todas las acciones se enfocaban en tres instancias principales: a) formación y actualización para el desempeño del rol; b) factores predictores, facilitadores y barreras para ejercer el rol frente a una pandemia; y c) evidencia el rol frente a pandemias.

Conclusión: este estudio hizo posible conocer, tanto las barreras, como los aspectos facilitadores que permiten el cumplimiento del rol profesional de enfermería frente a pandemias o catástrofes. Además, dejo claro que las enfermedades infecciosas emergentes deben abordarse en forma inmediata, colaborativa y multidisciplinaria. La experiencia, el liderazgo y la formación profesional de enfermeras y enfermeros son atributos claves que estos profesionales poseen, para permitir que su rol sea más proactivo durante una situación de emergencia.

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2022-01-26

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Reyes-Luna, J., & Jara-Concha, P. del T. (2022). Una mirada a las barreras y los factores facilitadores del rol de la enfermería en las pandemias: revisión integrativa. Aquichan, 22(1), e2214. https://doi.org/10.5294/aqui.2022.22.1.4

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