ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2025
Recommended nursing care for people with mental disorders in mobile prehospital care: a scoping review.
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Abstract
objectivesto map scientific evidence regarding recommended nursing care for individuals with mental disorders in mobile prehospital care.
methodsa scoping review, according to the JBI methodology. Research conducted in seven databases, eight catalogs of theses and dissertations, national guidelines/protocols, and international guidelines, in any language and without time limit.
resultsof the 4,184 publications, 23 were selected and comprised the final sample. Four domains were identified (safety and protection of people with mental disorders, professionals and third parties; assessment of individuals with mental disorders; management of individuals with mental disorders; important aspects regarding mechanical restraint), subdivided into 27 nursing care practices.
conclusionsthe nursing care recommended for people with mental disorders in mobile pre-hospital care included risk prevention, effective communication, scene management, behavioral management, attention to suicidal emergencies, as well as aspects related to mechanical restraint and non-pharmacological and pharmacological interventions.
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