https://doi.org/10.4081/itjm.q.2018.5
Nursing clinical competence in area medica
Published: 24 October 2018
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Introduzione
Background
- La nursing clinical competence
- Il concetto di clinical competence in medicina interna
- Declinare e classificare i livelli di competenza
- Aree di assistenza nei contesti di area medica
- Il paziente cronico
- Scompenso cardiaco
- La broncopneumopatia cronica e ostruttiva
- La cirrosi epatica
- La pancreatite
- Il diabete mellito
- Il delirium
- La depressione
- Il paziente critico
- L'ipertensione
- La trombosi venosa profonda
- L'ischemia cerebrale
- La disfagia
- Gli squilibri idroelettrolitici
- Le polmoniti
- I sanguinamenti gastro-intestinali
- La sepsi
- Il monitoraggio cardiaco
- La ventilazione non-invasiva
- L'ecografia operativa bedside
- Somministrazione di terapia e chemioterapia
- Le lesioni da pressione
- Il dolore
- Gli accessi vascolari
- Il paziente fragile
- La dimissione difficile
- Il fine vita
Obiettivo
Metodi
Risultati
Conclusioni
Bibliografia
How to Cite
Bertoncini, G. E. F., Gatta, C., & Pentella, G. (2018). Nursing clinical competence in area medica. Italian Journal of Medicine, 6(1), 1–83. https://doi.org/10.4081/itjm.q.2018.5
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