Abstract
Objective: To report the experience of nursing students in an Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Room of a hospital in the State of reference of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, outlining the framework in which they are and pointing their strengths and weaknesses . Methods and results: report on the students' experience of the sixth period of the undergraduate course in Nursing Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte; during the practical activities of the discipline of High Complexity, held at the Emergency Clovis Sarinho annexed Hospital Complex Monsignor Walfredo Gurgel, located in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, in the period 17-27 November 2015. The results were divided into categories: physical structure, services and staff; nursing care and nursing procedures. Conclusion: experienced facts constitute a true enabler of mature students in supervised training by linking practical and theoretical knowledge acquired during the course of graduation, with which contributes to a higher quality education, where skills and security to develop in a more sensitive way.
Highlights
To better understand the experience of the Intensive Care Unit and the Emergency Room, it was divided into three categories, among them: 1) physical structure, services and staff; 2) nursing care; 3) nursing procedures
In order to develop skills with nursing care in the Intensive Care Unit and in urgent and emergency situations, and stimulate the clinical reasoning to promote care systematized to critically ill patients and a critical, reflective, creative and ethics, High complexity discipline provided performance spaces at the Hospital Monsignor Walfredo Gurgel, in the areas of Emergency Room and Intensive Care Unit respectively
The complex refers to the structure of the Hospital Monsignor Walfredo Gurgel, along with the Emergency Room Dr Clovis Sarinho
Summary
The high demand for these services can be explained by the structural limitations of the Primary Health Care, which culminates in the insufficient number of spare beds and the consequent impoverishment of care provided to patients [2] In this context, Decree No 1600 of July 7, 2011, reformulates the National Policy for Emergency and establishing the Emergency Care Network to the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). It is important to consider the changes in health care seen in recent years, where we can see an improvement of technicist rationalism, which has the effect of fragmentation and mechanization of health care. It hurts the principle of comprehensiveness [1]. These changes have unfolded in the preparation by the Ministry of Health, the National Humanization of Hospital Care with a view to substantially change the user the standard of care in the Brazilian public hospitals, through a set of integrated actions, improving the quality and effectiveness of services [4]
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