Perceptions of the nurse in the care of the patient with isolation of contact infected by Klebsiella Pneumoniae carbapenemase

Abstract

perception as a concept is the process by which consciousness integrates sensory stimuli on objects, events or situations and transforms them into useful experience. The present work was a qualitative phenomenological investigation, the main objective of which is to analyze the perceptions of the nurse in the care of the patient with contact isolation infected by Klebsiella Pneumoniae Carbapenemasa. The participants were the nurses from the general boarding school and the intensive care unit. The data analysis was carried out through the transcription of the interviews, highlighting strong points and relating them to each other in order to obtain common dimensions and characteristics. The participants signed an informed consent requesting permission for the recording. The findings were organized in 3 dimensions: emotional perception of the nurse that is expressed in fear, uncertainty and the need for knowledge, support among colleagues as a means to face emotions, and equality and understanding when providing care to the patient. isolated by Klebsiella Pneumoniae carbapenemasa. Empathic perception that is evidenced in the empathy of the nursing staff towards the patient with contact isolation due to Klebsiella Pneumoniae carbapenemase. Behavior in the nursepatient relationship expresses the importance of knowledge and evidence of how nursing actions improve through the acquisition of it, achieving an improvement in the quality of care, providing security and confidence, not only to the patient, but to their own team. Conclusion: Nursing services need to provide guidance
with guidance from the first moment to the nurse who provides care to the patient with Klebsiella Pneumoniae carbapenemasa
isolation.