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Most frequent problem in nurse practice before end after invasive achievements in cardiology
VESELÁ, Hana
The theme of this is {\clqq}The Most Frequent Problems in Nursing Practice before and after Invasive Cardiological Interventions``. The principal goals were to identify the most frequent problems in the nursing practice after invasive interventions, to map the awareness of patients before and after invasive interventions and the effect of awareness on further course of nursing care. The chapter describing the current state of the given problem also includes the history of invasive cardiology, describes some invasive interventions performed in the hospital and nursing. The latter is mainly focused on the role of a nurse in the care of patients undergoing invasive interventions and describes some nursing problems that may occur in these patients. The importance of communication between nursing staff and patients is highlighted. The qualitative inquiry took place in the form of non-standardized interviews and observation. The interviews were recorded on a dictaphone and transcribed subsequently. Two interviews, on which case reports were based, were made with 5 respondents in total. The case reports were completed with synoptic tables presenting the problems described in the case reports. The investigation took place at the standard Department of Cardiology of the České Budějovice Hospitál, Inc. The case reports include both interviews, before and after an invasive intervention, stating the most frequent problems of respondents. They reflect nurse{\crq}s approach to the care of patient and, last but not least, the level of doctor s and nurse{\crq}s awareness. I can state according to the achieved results that the set goals were reached. The results of this thesis will be provided to the management of the medical facility where the investigation was performed. They may serve to eliminate the described problems related to invasive interventions. The thesis may also be presented at nurse seminars, conferences and in professional magazines for nurses.
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