TY  - THES 
TI  - Elaboración de una base de datos para la identificación de eventos adversos asociados al uso de dispositivos médicos en pacientes hospitalizados en unidad de cuidados intensivos
PB  - Universidad Icesi
PY  - 2013
UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10906/76710
AB  - Medical devices are instruments used for the diagnosis of treatments, also for
the maintenance of life and modification of physiological processes. They are
classified according to the risk, in four different classes, corresponding to low
risk (Class I), moderate risk (Class IIa), high risk (Class IIb), high risk (Class
III). Which are regulated by various decrees and resolutions by the Ministry of
Social Protection, as Resolution 004816 of 2008, Decree 4725 of 2005 and
Resolution No. 1403 of 2007.
With this study is to create a database that will consult when you are
identifying, reporting adverse events associated with medical devices, which
are preventable as they are created improvement plans to standardize
procedures safer and ensure quality of service, reducing the problems of
inappropriate use of the same to strengthen patient safety.
For the identification of adverse events, a search was done for information on
the technical specifications of medical devices, technical surveillance
publications and related items, in order to determine the reported adverse
events associated with inappropriate use of medical devices and recognize
that faulty procedures depends on the quality of the device and the use to be
given.
In this project we selected medical devices used in the Intensive Care Unit
then will create the data collection instrument, in order to classify the adverse
events associated with the use of medical devices in an intensive care unit
reported in the literature.
KW  - Facultad de Ciencias Naturales
KW  - Producción intelectual registrada - Universidad Icesi
KW  - Química Farmacéutica
KW  - Dispositivos médicos
KW  - Evento adverso
KW  - Clasificación según el riesgo
KW  - Seguridad del paciente;
KW  - Adverse events
KW  - Medical device
ER  -