Applied nursing research : ANR · 2013
Intermittent urethral catheterization-descriptive study at a Brazilian service.
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Mazzo Alessandra, Souza-Junior Valtuir D, Jorge Beatriz M, Nassif Aline, Biaziolo Cintia F B, Cassini Marcelo F, Santos Raquel C R, Mendes Isabel Amélia Costa
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AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The rehabilitation process of patients with neurogenic bladder involves psychosocial, cultural, political and economic human factors, representing a challenge for patients/caregivers as well as health professionals. This study was aimed at characterizing patients with neurogenic bladder who use intermittent urethral catheterization and were going through rehabilitation at a teaching hospital.
METHOD: This descriptive study was undertaken in the interior of São Paulo State-Brazil. All ethical guidelines were complied with. To collect the data, interviews were held during nursing consultations with patients more than 18years of age suffering from neurogenic bladder who used intermittent urethral catheterization.
RESULTS: Most patients had spinal cord trauma, are single, male and gain a low income. They have been using catheterization for several years, at irregular frequencies, using polyethylene catheters.
CONCLUSIONS: No standardization exists in the accomplishment of the practices used and strategies are needed to remodel the service.
METHOD: This descriptive study was undertaken in the interior of São Paulo State-Brazil. All ethical guidelines were complied with. To collect the data, interviews were held during nursing consultations with patients more than 18years of age suffering from neurogenic bladder who used intermittent urethral catheterization.
RESULTS: Most patients had spinal cord trauma, are single, male and gain a low income. They have been using catheterization for several years, at irregular frequencies, using polyethylene catheters.
CONCLUSIONS: No standardization exists in the accomplishment of the practices used and strategies are needed to remodel the service.