Cumplimiento de las medidas de confort en el personal de enfermería para la atención de pacientes quirúrgicos ingresados en el Hospital Guasmo Sur de la ciudad de Guayaquil.

Abstract

Comfort is the feeling of well-being and comfort that is experienced in an environment or situation, which is being violated in the hospital environment. Objective: To analyze the compliance with comfort measures of nursing staff in the care of surgical patients admitted to a hospital in the city of Guayaquil. Research design: Descriptive, quantitative, prospective, transversal. Population: 78 among graduates, assistants, and nursing interns who work in surgical areas. Technique: Survey. Instrument: SGCQ Comfort Questions Questionnaire. Results: Sociodemographic characteristics: age: 49% between 20 and 30 years old; 47% graduate in nursing. Comfort compliance: physical 41.75% (poor); psychospiritual 15.33% (insufficient), environ mental 52,60% (very good). There is a 50,11% non compliance. Conclusions: Comfort measures are not applied in their entirety, affecting the comfort and safety of the patient during their stay and recovery.