Protocolo de actuación de enfermería quirúrgica en cirugía robótica

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Abstract

Resumen La aparición de la tecnología robótica ha conllevado la actualización del personal de enfermería tomando un papel fundamental aquellos encargados de la preparación y puesta en marcha del sistema, del instrumental y de la atención de detalles durante el desarrollo de la misma. Describimos el protocolo de actuación de enfermería en cirugía robótica en nuestro hospital. El equipo de cirugía robótica desde la implantación del sistema ha ejercido una actividad asistencial y docente con los profesionales de nueva incorporación. Es importante contar con un personal cualificado y especializado que proporcione un cuidado eficaz de manera eficiente y seguro para el paciente, sin olvidar mantener actualizados los conocimientos e iniciativas que se producen en el campo de la enfermería y la robótica.

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Abstract The appearance of robotic technology has led update nursing professionals, playing a key role those nurse team is responsible for instrumental and robotic system, taking care on all details during surgery. We describe a surgical nursing intervention protocol in robotic surgery in our institution. Since robotic protocol system implementation, robotic surgery team has performed assistant work and training activity of new team or visiting members. Qualified and specialized team is key in order to provide an effective, efficient and safety healthcare to patients. Keep update knowledge in nursing and robotic field is fundamental.

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Perioperative Nurses' Work Experience With Robotic Surgery: A Focus Group Study.

Min Jung Kang, Jennie De Gagne, Hee Sun Kang (2016)

The aim of this study was to explore the work experience of perioperative nurses involved in robotic surgery. A qualitative descriptive study was conducted. Participants were 15 nurses who had been on a robotic surgery team at one of five major university hospitals in Seoul, South Korea. Participants were one male and 14 female nurses (mean age, 31.33 [SD, 4.19] years; range, 25-41 years). Their experience as robotic surgery nurses ranged from 8 months to 6 years. Nurses' experiences with robotic surgery were categorized within four main themes: (1) constant checking on patients' safety and the robot's functions; (2) unexpected robotic machine errors or malfunctions; (3) feelings of burden in a robotic surgical team; and (4) need and desire for more information and education. This study showed that there are common concerns about patient safety and the possibility of emergencies related to robot system failure among nurses. Offering more support for nurses involved in robotic surgery should be a priority to empower them to play an extended role in robotic surgery.