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M Maureen Lal¹

¹Author Affiliation: Sr Director, Magnet Recognition Program, American Nurses Credentialing Center, Silver Spring, Maryland.

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El Programa de Reconocimiento Magnet® mejora la atención de enfermería a través de una cultura de equipo de atención médica sólida y de apoyo. La colaboración interprofesional es vital para obtener resultados y reconocimiento óptimos para los pacientes.

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Área de la Ciencia:

Administración de la salud
Administración de enfermería
Psicología organizacional

Sus antecedentes:

El Programa de Reconocimiento Magnet® tiene una larga historia centrada en la excelencia de la enfermería.
El reconocimiento Magnet® hace hincapié cada vez más en la importancia de la cultura organizacional y el apoyo del equipo.

Objetivo del estudio:

Para resaltar la evolución del reconocimiento Magnet® más allá de los logros individuales de enfermería.
Subrayar el papel fundamental de la colaboración interprofesional en el logro de una atención óptima al paciente dentro de las organizaciones Magnet®.

Principales métodos:

Este es un análisis conceptual basado en los principios y la evolución del Programa de Reconocimiento Magnético®.
Revisión de la literatura sobre la colaboración interprofesional y la dinámica del equipo de atención médica.

Principales resultados:

El reconocimiento Magnet® significa un compromiso organizacional con una cultura de apoyo para todos los miembros del equipo de atención médica.
Se considera que un fuerte compromiso interprofesional es un factor clave para ofrecer una atención de alta calidad a los pacientes.

Conclusiones:

El reconocimiento Magnet® es una credencial organizacional que requiere una cultura de colaboración.
La atención óptima del paciente se logra a través de un sólido trabajo en equipo y compromiso interprofesional.