Cuidado humano de enfermería en pacientes ingresados al área de medicina interna de un Hospital de la ciudad de Guayaquil, periodo mayo 2021- abril 2022.

Abstract

Humanized care is the act of the nursing professional, motivated by ethical principles, which are based on the perception of the human being as a person, so that well-being, comprehensive and holistic care are provided. According to Watson, care is an interconnected, intersubjective process of shared sensations between patient and nurse. Objective: To identify human nursing care in patients admitted to the internal medicine area of a hospital in the city of Guayaquil. Design: descriptive, quantitative, cross-sectional, prospective. Population: 150 nursing professionals from the area of internal medicine. Technique: Direct observation. Instrument: Data collection matrix. Results: Within the labor data of the nursing professionals, we have the predominance of female interns aged 20 to 30 years, with morning work shift; that in the nurse-patient relationship, she always puts herself in the patient's place, in the nurse-patient interaction, sometimes she does not give up transmitting hope to others; in relation to transpersonal care, always remain committed to an ongoing relationship; at the time of care, always implements skills and techniques well, often giving consideration to situational factors. Conclusion: It is identified that the nursing staff fulfills humane care, despite the existence of limitations such as the number of assigned patients, work overload, patient demand, in this way the indicators of humanized care become a powerful tool for the nursing practice, by ensuring humanized and quality care.