approval New Guidelines for Indications of Nursing Care “It’s getting stronger and stronger.” With the approval of guidelines related to fever procedures at the beginning of the year, it appears that the Ministry of Health’s commitment will be fulfilled by 2024, with at least five guidelines approved to guide the indications for medication in the nursing community.With the imminent publication of “old familiars” such as the Quit Smoking Guide, these documents are being combined with new processes, e.g. Local Anesthetic Guide and one for Urinary tract infection (UTI).
As explained by the Council for General Care (CGE) medical writing“it has been Quite advanced in the work group“And the anti-smoking and indications guidelines for local anesthesia procedures have been approved. With the green light, all that remains is to formally publish these two guidelines.
Likewise, they explained Guidelines focus on sexual and reproductive health, one of two reports related to the field of obstetrics and gynecology being prepared; and a program for the ITU that has been closed due to lack of its approval. “We keep going,” they explained hopefully.
New Nursing Guidelines for 2024
Earlier this year, guidelines for indications during fever were approved, under which nurses can prescribe ibuprofen and paracetamol if needed. It was already expected that the next one to be approved would be about smoking cessation, but “surprisingly” of those already approved for publication,Guidelines focusing on local anesthetic indications. This guidance focuses on nurses being able to use local anesthesia in situations such as suturing a patient; in minor emergency surgeries or scheduled surgeries.
On the other hand, there is currently only one Two guides related to obstetrics and gynecology. It was recommended that the content be divided into two documents because, as the outlet has already explained, the committee responsible for writing the document felt that “too much information was brought together to be brought together in one guide”.
In this way, a program focusing on sexual health in general will be developed, which already has a closed text to be approved; another focus is Indications for use in pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. While only one of them has been approved so far, both are expected to be released before the end of the year.
Six Indications Guide for Working Nurses
The first guidance, approved in 2020, addressed the indications and treatment of wounds. Later, articles were published on hypertension, type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and burns and ostomies.last year oral anticoagulants For now, that’s the fever. As such, the Ministry of Health has agreed and distributed six guidelines for use by nursing professionals.
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