Protocolo de enfermagem: uma proposta de cuidado para a pessoa idosa com hipertensão na atenção especializada

Abstract

Objective: to build a nursing protocol that supports nurses' practices in the care of elderly hypertensive individuals within the Amazon context. Method: methodological study with a qualitative approach. The methodological course of this project will consist of 3 stages: in the first stage, the theoretical-scientific basis will be built from the development of an integrative literature review on nursing practices at aimed elderly hypertensive patients in the context of specialized care; in the second stage, systematic observation will be carried out through interviews with professional nurses who work in the specialized care network for the elderly in the city of Manaus, Amazonas; in the third stage, the construction and production of the nursing protocol will be carried out based on the first and second stages. Results: Manuscript presenting theoretical and scientific references, in addition to the contribution of professionals determining the domains as a basis for building the prototype of the protocol. These stages subsidized the technological product to contribute and assist in the professional practice of nurses within the specialized service, helping them to improve the quality of nursing care and decision-making with a view to resolving the provision of care in specialized care. Discussion: It is confirmed that the final product will contribute so that Amazonian and gerontological nursing in the state of Amazonas can be recognized for their best practices, as well as for contributing to the improvement of therapeutic adherence of the elderly person assisted in Specialized Care Centers In Manaus. Conclusion: The technological product is merged as a health assessment instrument and allowed a plurality of information considered essential within the Amazon context, enabling the visualization of actions employed in practices as priorities, which will guide-making and intervention of nursing. The need to deepen this theme is considered, as there are few published works relating to specialized nursing consultations within this context.