Leadership and participation of nurses in hospital governance: impact on the quality and safety of care provided – scoping review protocol

Magda Guerra; Élvio Jesus; Beatriz Araújo

doi:10.34632/gestaoedesenvolvimento.2021.10211

Leadership and participation of nurses in hospital governance: impact on the quality and safety of care provided – scoping review protocol

Título traduzido da contribuição: Liderança e participação do enfermeiro na governação hospitalar: impacto na qualidade e segurança dos cuidados prestados – Protocolo de Scoping Review

Magda Guerra, Élvio Jesus, Beatriz Araújo

Resultado de pesquisa › revisão de pares

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Contexto: O uso do termo governação na área da saúde é uma tendência, principalmente no nível das discussões sobre boas as práticas de liderança e gestão que podem ser adotadas para melhorar o cuidado prestado às pessoas e à comunidade em geral. Um dos princípios fundamentais da governação hospitalar é a participação e o envolvimento do enfermeiro nos processos de gestão e tomada de decisão, exigindo um forte envolvimento na gestão do cuidado, com reflexos significativos na qualidade do cuidado prestado à pessoa. Objetivo: Mapear as evidências disponíveis sobre o impacto da liderança e participação do enfermeiro na governação hospitalar no que diz respeito à qualidade e segurança da assistência prestada. Métodos: Metodologia proposta pelo Joanna Briggs Institute, definindo um protocolo de scoping review adaptado para a identificação de estudos relevantes que atendam aos critérios de inclusão previamente delineados. A análise de relevância dos artigos, a extração e síntese dos dados serão desenvolvidas por dois revisores independentes. Resultados: Espera-se que as evidências mostrem que a governação compartilhada na área da saúde desempenha um papel importante na segurança do doente e na qualidade da assistência prestada, o que requer o envolvimento de todos os profissionais de saúde, principalmente enfermeiros. Espera-se que os sistemas de governação compartilhada, que podem variar de hospital para hospital, de acordo com seus valores e objetivos institucionais, ajudem a promover ambientes de liderança e de gestão favoráveis a uma prática profissional de qualidade, empoderando o enfermeiro na tomada de decisões que afetam a restante da equipa multiprofissional e, principalmente, os doentes. Os resultados esperados a serem alcançados contribuirão para a divulgação das evidências disponíveis. Conclusão: Acredita-se que esta scoping review contribuirá para evidenciar o estado atual do conhecimento sobre o tema e que os resultados encontrados sejam norteadores para o desenvolvimento e aplicabilidade de indicadores de qualidade que garantam a segurança da assistência prestada.

Título traduzido da contribuição	Liderança e participação do enfermeiro na governação hospitalar: impacto na qualidade e segurança dos cuidados prestados – Protocolo de Scoping Review
Idioma original	English
Páginas (de-até)	423-438
Número de páginas	16
Revista	Gestão e Desenvolvimento
Número de emissão	29
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.34632/gestaoedesenvolvimento.2021.10211
Estado da publicação	Publicado - 11 out. 2021

Keywords

Liderança
Governação
Enfermeiro
Hospital
Segurança
Cuidados

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10.34632/gestaoedesenvolvimento.2021.10211Licença:

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Leadership and participation of nurses in hospital governance: impact on the quality and safety of care provided – scoping review protocol

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