CARE OF NURSING TO INCOME.

OBJECTIVE To achieve the adaptation of the patient and / or family to the hospital environment in the minor Possible time, with a personalized and human treatment. Provide the information that the patient and / or family needs. Material - Patient identification bracelets when needed. - Shampoo. - Compresses tocológica according to needs detected. - Soother - bedspreads. - Sponge. - Information: rules of the unit (newsletter). - Diapers. - Toilet paper. - Bar of soap. - Hair comb. - Nursing records. - Single use glass. Equipment - Closed bed. - Cradle. - Clean room and closet. - Complete history. - Book of records of the unit. - Auxiliary table, armchair, chair, light and timbre in perfect conditions. - Urinal knight. - Basin. - Clothes: pajamas or nightdress, towel. PROCESS 1. Accompany and accommodate the patient and family in the room, confirming identity. 2. Present to the patient and / or family. 3. Deliver the information bulletin of the unit, clarifying possible doubts The patient and the family. 4. Show the physical medium to the patient and teach them the correct use. 5. Provide toiletries and pajamas or nightdresses. 6. Make the history of the patient according to the protocol of the unit. 7. Enter in the log book: date, time, full name, unit of origin, Specialty and history number 8. The Nursing Supervisor will be presented to the patient and / or family within The first 24 - 48 hours after admission, being registered in the Leaf evolution of Nursing. 9. Record in the Nursing evolution sheet the completion of this process. OBSERVATIONS - The content of the information must be coordinated among the professionals Of the health team to avoid contradictions in the information process. - In the occasions that are required the patient will be identified with a bracelet Placed on the wrist. (Eg, neonates, infants, children, REFERENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Netzel, C. et al. Nursing protocols. Editions Doyma S.A..Barcelona.1988.Pág. 1. 2. Knight Macheca, M. K .. Customer input. In: Perry, A. G .; Potter, P.A. Clinical Nursing: techniques and procedures.4ª Editorial Ed Harcourt Brace S.A..Madrid.1999.Pág. 3 -13. 3. Sorrentino, S.A. Practical Nursing. 3rd Ed. Editorial Mosby S.A..Madrid.1994. 322,323. 4. Buchda, V .; Tryniszewski, C .. Nursing Procedures. Quick Guide to Nurse. Ed. Editorial Interamericana. Mexico D.F.1995. Page 7. 5. Jiménez Díaz Foundation. Manual of Basic Techniques and Procedures of Nursing. Madrid 1990. Page 12-15. 6. Esteban, A; Portero, M. P. Nursing Techniques.2ª Ed. Editions Role. Madrid. 1988. Page 10. 7. Nursing Department San Carlos University Hospital. Procedures manual Basic Nursing. Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs. Madrid. 1991. Page 11-36. 8. Sastre, H. Manual of Procedures of Pediatric Nursing. Children's Hospital Child Jesus. Madrid. 1991. Page 7-40. 9. Kozier, Erb, Olivieri. Basic Nursing: Concepts, processes and practice. 4th Inter-American Ed. McGraw-Hill. Madrid. 1993. Page 348-384. 10. De Brunner, Suddart. Medical-Surgical Nursing. 7th Ed. Mexico. 1992. Pp. 24-26, 83-94.