Cumplimiento de las intervenciones de enfermería en pacientes ingresadas en el área del puerperio de un hospital de la cuidad de Guayaquil. En el periodo de septiembre 2022 hasta agosto del 2023.

Abstract

The Nursing interventions include treatment based on knowledge and clinical judgment that in postpartum women require special attention due to the latent risk of complications that occur in the postpartum stages. OBJETIVE. To determine compliance with nursing interventions in pregnant women admitted to the postpartum area of a hospital in the city of Guayaquil. METHODOLOGY. Descriptive, quantitative, non-experimental, prospective and cross-sectional; Technique: Survey (indirect observation). Instrument: Check List (direct observation). SAMPLE. 50 nurses participated; an informed consent was applied. RESULTS. 90% were women, 36% between 40 and 49 years old, 84% with a 12-hour shift; in the immediate puerperium the level of compliance was regular with 74% and high 26%; in the immediate, the level of compliance was high with 86% and regular 14%, the main activity with non-compliance was the stimulation of early mobilization; in the late period, the level of compliance was high in 52% and regular in 48%, the activity that registered the least compliance was education on family planning and exclusive breastfeeding, both with 100% non-compliance. CONCLUSIONS. Compliance with nursing interventions in the immediate puerperium is 66%, mediate puerperium 82% and late puerperium 35% comply with the interventions. RECOMMENDATIONS. It is urged to optimize the health promotion of puerperal women.