Technological support of nursing in a modern medical organization

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Abstract

Research objective: to analyse the impact of modern patient-oriented technologies and architectural solutions on the professional activities of nurses using the example of the AO Meditsina clinic (Academician Roitberg's clinic).

Materials and methods: An analysis of innovative approaches to the organisation of nursing in a high-tech medical organisation certified according to the practical recommendations of Roszdravnadzor and internationally accredited by JCI was conducted. Patient monitoring systems, architectural features of the medical space and their impact on the quality of nursing care were studied.

Results: It was found that the integration of modern patient monitoring technologies (motion sensors, alarm button systems, QR codes for access to medical information) and a well-thought-out architecture of the medical space contribute to improving the quality of nursing care and reducing professional burnout among medical staff.

Conclusions: The patient-centred model of healthcare organisation transforms the role of nurses, turning them from executors of orders into key participants in the treatment process, capable of making independent decisions within their competence.

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N. V. Kondratova

JSC “Medicina”

Author for correspondence.
Email: kondratova@medicina.ru
ORCID iD: 0000-0003-2421-0558
SPIN-code: 6090-2734

Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Chief Physician of the Hospital, Professor of the Department of Therapy, General Medical Practice, and Nuclear Medicine at the Faculty of Advanced Professional Training of the Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation

Russian Federation, Moscow

N. A. Agisheva

JSC “Medicina”

Email: agisheva.n@medicina.ru

Chief medical nurse of the Hospital

Russian Federation, Moscow

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