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Abstract

 


SCOPO. L'ictus è la seconda causa di morte in tutto il mondo e la terza causa di morte nei paesi industrializzati. Scopo di questo lavoro è fornire una sintesi della letteratura sull'efficacia del ruolo dell'infermiere nella gestione del processo di riabilitazione delle persone colpite da ictus dopo la dimissione dall'ospedale a casa.


METODO. Revisione sistematica della letteratura di tipo quantitativo effettuata seguendo il


metodo PRISMA. La ricerca è stata condotta su: Cinhal-EBSCO, Medline-PUBMED, Web of Science e Scopus. Sono stati ricercati studi sulla efficacia del ruolo dell’infermiere nella gestione del processo di riabilitazione del paziente colpito da ictus dopo la dimissione dall’ospedale a domicilio in lingua inglese dal 2000 al 2018. La selezione è stata effettuate utilizzando criteri di inclusione ed esclusione. La qualità degli articoli è stata valutata con il Risk of Bias (RoB) della Cochrane Collaboration. Il sistema GRADE è stato utilizzato per valutare la qualità delle prove di ciascun risultato.


RISULTATI. Sono stati identificati 7.025 studi, di questi 12 hanno soddisfatto i criteri di inclusione. I risultati in letteratura sono la qualità della vita correlata al grado di indipendenza e depressione, alla gestione della percezione e della salute, all’adattamento e alla tolleranza allo stress. Nessun risultato primario è riportato in letteratura con un alto grado di sicurezza.


DISCUSSIONE. Il ruolo dell'infermiere nella gestione delle persone colpite da ictus dopo dimissione dall'ospedale a casa rappresenta una strategia efficace per un miglioramento del risultato funzionale, della qualità della vita e della riduzione dei costi.

Parole chiave

Continuity of Patient Care Healthcare Nurse-led Patient Discharge Stroke Survivors Continuity of Patient Care Healthcare Nurse-led Stroke survivors

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Rega, M. L., De Vito, C., Ruberto, M., Grossi, V., & Damiani, G. (2021). La Gestione infermieristica del paziente colpito da ictus dopo la dimissione dall’ospedale a domicilio. Una revisione sistematica e GRADE. PROFESSIONI INFERMIERISTICHE, 73(4), 278–287. Recuperato da https://www.profinf.net/pro3/index.php/IN/article/view/859

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