Assistência de enfermagem no pré-natal: contribuições para a diminuição da incidência de sífilis congênita

Abstract

Introduction:The vast majority of surgical damage could be avoided with the implementation of a safe surgery protocol. Objective:Tocarry out a synthesis of the scientific literature on the adherence of health professionals to the safe surgery checklist. Methodology: This is a narrative review of the literature, carried out through the survey of scientific articles, obtained from research on electronic sites with publications, such as access via the Virtual Health Library (VHL), Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciElo) and Google Scholar , where the following Health Science Descriptors (DeCs) wereused: (“patientsafety” OR “patientsafety” OR "patientsafety”) AND (“surgery center” OR “surgery center” OR “surgery center” OR “surgery center” OR “surgery center” OR “surgery center” OR “surgecenters” OR “surgical center”) AND (“health care professionals” OR “health care professional” OR “professionals de la salud") AND ("checklist" OR "checklist" OR "checklist") AND ("safe surgery" OR "safe surgery" OR "safe surgery"). Articles published in Portuguese, English and Spanish that address the theme were included. will be worked on, publications in scientific article format such as theses, dissertations, monographs, books, experience reports, editorials, debates, reviews and incomplete articles, not convergent with this study and articles repeated in more than one site. Results: 1,737 articles were identified, of which 685 studies were selected that addressed in their title the adherence of health professionals to the safe surgery checklist. After previous reading, 1,450 articles were excluded, which did not contain informations related to the topic, leaving 16 articles that were included in the study. Conclusion: Studies demonstrate that the adoption of the safe surgery checklist significantly reduces surgery-related damage, increasing patient safety with the participation of members of the surgical team.

Keywords:Patient Safety; Surgery Center; Checklist; Surgery Center.