Detección de señales de deterioro en pacientes pediátricos por estudiantes de enfermería: un estudio de métodos

Leslie T Zimpelman1

  • 1Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX USA.

Resumen

Los estudiantes de enfermería tienen dificultades para detectar el deterioro temprano en pacientes pediátricos, mostrando una baja sensibilidad a los cambios en los signos vitales. Esto resalta la necesidad crítica de mejorar la formación para prevenir el fracaso en el rescate en la atención pediátrica.

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