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Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine ; (12): 1143-1148, 2022.
Artículo en Zh | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1035750

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Objective:To investigate the standardization of implementing enteral nutrition in patients with stroke among nurses in Guangdong province.Methods:The results of 175 valid questionnaires submitted by 175 nurses from 60 hospitals in Guangdong province from June to July 2022 were analyzed. Contents of the questionnaires included status of enteral nutrition management of stroke patients (facility, staffing, risk screening, and formulation, implementation and quality control of the plans), nurses' knowledge of enteral nutrition monitoring and complication prevention, follow-up status of enteral nutrition in stroke patients, and nurses' willingness in participating in special training of enteral nutrition.Results:(1) In terms of enteral nutrition facilities and staffing, only 76% and 36% used enteral infusion pumps and heating infusion devices, and only 3% had multidisciplinary team configuration; in terms of risk screening, only 63% had all-patient-screen for enteral nutrition risk; in terms of plan formulation, the proportion of no enteral nutrition process reached to 44%; in terms of plan implementation, the implementation rate of enteral nutrition≤48 h and gastrointestinal function evaluation using gastrointestinal function evaluation scale was less than 50%; in terms of plan quality control, less than 50% Departments had sensitive indexes of enteral nutrition nursing. (2) Among 14 risk management problems of enteral nutrition monitoring and complication prevention, only 3 had accuracy rate higher than 70%. (3) 78% nurses mentioned that patients had experienced enteral nutrition complications, and 77% nurses mentioned that patients/family members had consulted about enteral nutrition related issues; 81% nurses wanted to participate in training or refresher courses related to enteral nutrition, and 88% nurses wanted to join the enteral nutrition Nursing Alliance for stroke patients to serve patients after referral and discharge.Conclusion:The current situation of enteral nutrition management of stroke patients in Guangdong province is not optimistic; nurses lack knowledge of enteral nutrition monitoring and complication prevention, but are strongly willing to participate in the special training of enteral nutrition; relevant measures to further improve the standardized management of enteral nutrition of stroke patients is suggested.

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