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[Standards to be observed in basic nursing procedures]
Nara Sena de Paula1, Maria Helena de Oliveira Marques2, Yoriko Kamiyama3
1Professor Assistente Doutor da disciplina Fundamentos de Enfermagem da EEUSP.
Revista Da Escola De Enfermagem Da U S P
|August 3, 2017
Summary
This guide provides basic nursing procedures for teaching. It details essential nursing tasks following established standards for optimal patient care.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Clinical Procedures
Context:
- A need for standardized teaching materials in nursing.
- The importance of adhering to established norms in healthcare.
Purpose:
- To serve as a teaching aid for fundamental nursing procedures.
- To outline nursing practices according to recognized standards.
Summary:
- Presents a guide detailing basic nursing procedures.
- Emphasizes adherence to established norms for procedural execution.
Impact:
- Aids in the education of nursing students.
- Promotes consistent and safe nursing practice.
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