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Jennifer Brower1, Caitlin Luebcke2
1Jennifer Brower, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, CCRN, CHSE, is a clinical assistant professor and clinical track coordinator - adult gerontology acute care, Indiana University School of Nursing, Indianapolis, IN.
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Resumen
La formación de enfermeras de práctica avanzada ahora incluye obstetricia de cuidados agudos para combatir la creciente mortalidad materna. Esta mejora curricular equipa a los proveedores para abordar las causas prevenibles de muerte en entornos de cuidados agudos para adultos y gerontología.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Educación de Enfermería
- Obstetricia
- Salud Pública
Sus antecedentes:
- Los currículos de enfermeras de práctica avanzada de cuidados agudos para adultos y gerontología (AGACNP) tradicionalmente carecen de enfoque en obstetricia.
- Las crecientes tasas de mortalidad materna, a menudo por causas prevenibles, requieren proveedores de atención médica capacitados.
- Las enfermeras de práctica avanzada son miembros integrales del equipo de atención médica que abordan la salud materna.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Integrar un currículo específico sobre obstetricia de cuidados agudos en un programa de AGACNP.
- Mejorar la preparación de los estudiantes de AGACNP en el manejo de emergencias obstétricas.
- Abordar la brecha en la formación obstétrica especializada para enfermeras de práctica avanzada de cuidados agudos.
Principales métodos:
- Se empleó un enfoque de instrucción multimodal.
- Se desarrolló un currículo integral y específico sobre obstetricia de cuidados agudos.
- El currículo se integró en un programa de AGACNP existente.
Principales resultados:
- El estudio integró con éxito la obstetricia de cuidados agudos en el currículo de AGACNP.
- El enfoque multimodal facilitó el aprendizaje específico en el cuidado obstétrico.
- El currículo está diseñado para mejorar la competencia del proveedor en el manejo de casos obstétricos.
Conclusiones:
- La integración de la obstetricia de cuidados agudos en los programas de AGACNP es factible y necesaria.
- La formación mejorada puede mejorar la respuesta a la mortalidad materna prevenible.
- Los graduados de AGACNP estarán mejor equipados para servir en entornos de atención obstétrica.
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