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11–14 APRIL, 2018, HELSINKI, FINLAND

14:10–14:20

S3-2 (LO)

NURSING CARE PROCESS IN PEDIATRIC UROLITHIASIS

AFTER ESWL

Gema FERNÁNDEZ MALDONADO, Maria MUÑOZ PÉREZ, Sandra PÉREZ

SANCHO, Marta CASADO CARRO, Franquet Barnils ESTHER, Ana PALOMINO

MARTÍNEZ and Alonso Torres MARIA TERESA

Fundació Puigvert, Nurse, Barcelona, SPAIN

PURPOSE

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL) is a non-invasive first choice therapy for pediatric

urolithiasis. The knowledge of the procedure and its possible complications may improve clinical

practice and quality of nursing care in the uropaediatric patient. The present study aims to describe

the Nursing Care Process in ESWL as well as to learn the sociodemographic characteristics of the

patients an Uropaediatrics Unit of a third level hospital.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

A descriptive, retrospective, and Unicentric study. All uropaediatric patients ≤18 who attended

a Center (Spain) from 2010 until 2014 were included in the study, a total 115 children.

RESULTS

The mean age of the studied cases was of 9.55 years (range: 1–18), 57.26 % males and 41.73 %

females. 73.91 % of the cases were initial visits. 22.92 % of the girls and 28.35 % of the boys re-

quired successive visits. Common and specific diagnoses in each of the stages of the non-invasive

intervention were identified and 5 major and 3 potential risk nursing diagnoses were determined.

CONCLUSIONS

Assistance planning based on a Nursing Care Process and promoting healthy lifestyles through

health education helps improve the quality of care and prevent comorbidities and/or side effects of

the procedure.

14:20–14:25

S3-3 (PP)

ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURED TRIAGE IN AN EMERGENCY

SERVICE IN THIRD UROPEDIATRIC LEVEL MONOGRAPHIC

CENTER

Berta SANS CALLEJO, Mireia PLANS MARCOBAL, Mª Angels SALLENT DÍAZ, Maite

LÓPEZ GUERRERO, Gemma FERNÁNDEZ MALDONADO, Maria MUÑOZ PÉREZ

and Maria Teresa ALONSO TORRES

Fundació Puigvert, Nurse, Barcelona, SPAIN

PURPOSE

The triage is a standardized method of management of patient classification in five levels accord-

ing to their health severity. This brief identification provides an improvement of the assistance,

a prioritization of the circuits and information to the users. The Centre specialization required an

adapted system to the patient’s characteristics related with the parameters that determine the triage

numeration OBJECTIVES: to describe the use of a triage system in the Urgent Care Service in the

Center during the 2016 year.