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Estresores en las unidades de cuidado intensivo

Authors: Zambrano Plata, Gloria Esperanza;

Estresores en las unidades de cuidado intensivo

Abstract

Con el propósito de determinar el nivel de estrés e identificar los estresores que afectan al personal de enfermería que labora en la unidad de cuidados intensivos (UCI) en el municipio de Cúcuta (Norte de Santander) durante el primer semestre de 2005, se desarrolló un estudio descriptivo de corte transversal, en una muestra conformada por 22 enfermeras y 59 auxiliares de enfermería para un total de 81 sujetos. Para obtener la información se aplicó el cuestionario: “Estresores laborales para enfermería”, diseñado por Reig A. y Caruana A. (1990), en el que se presentan 68 estresores, valorando en qué medida cada situación representa una fuente de estrés. Se encontró que la mayor parte del personal de enfermería que labora en la UCI presenta algún grado de estrés (94%); los niveles altos y máximos de estrés son producidos por situaciones relacionadas con “conflicto con los superiores” (52%), seguido de la “sobrecarga laboral” (40%) y el “contacto con el dolor y la muerte” (26%). Se observó un mayor grado de estrés en el personal de enfermería con el cargo de enfermeras, jóvenes, con estado civil casado, con menor experiencia laboral, que trabajan en instituciones privadas y que tienen contratación a término indefinido.

With the purpose of to determine the stress level and to identify the stressors that affect the Intensive Cares nursing staff that works of Cúcuta (North of Santander) during the first semester of the 2005, a descriptive of transverse court research has been done, with a sample conformed by 22 nurses and 59 nursing assistants for 81 people. The instrument used was: “Job Stressors for nursing” designed by Reig A. and Caruana A. (1990), in which 68 estresores is presented, valuing in what measure each situation represents a stress source. It was found that most of the Intensive Cares nursing staff presents some stress degree (94%); the high levels and maxima of stress are produced by situations related with “conflict with the superiors” (52%), followed by the “work overloads” (40%) and the “the patients suffering an death of the patient” (26%). One observes a bigger stress grade in the nursing staff with the position of nurses, young, with married civil status, with smaller labor experience that they work in private institutions and they have recruiting to indefinite term.

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Atención médica crítica -- Medicina, estresores., stresors, RT1-120, Social Sciences, Nursing, Stress, H, intensive cares, estresores, Cuidados críticos (Medicina) -- Enfermería, personal de enfermería, nursing staff, Cuidados intensivos -- Enfermería, Estrés, cuidados intensivos

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