Health Condition of Patients with Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (Aneurysmal) After Quality Nursing Care

Abstract

The study conducted in this research focuses on assessing the health condition of patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage after receiving quality care in the intensive care units of selected government and non-government hospitals in Naga City.

A descriptive-evaluative method of research was employed using questionnaires & neuro-prognostication tools. Quantitative data gathered and tabulated were analyzed and interpreted through frequency, percentages, mean, and one-way Anova, which differentiates among aspects of competencies between groups of hospitals. Findings were organized into categories during the discussion phase.

Findings demonstrates that the skill level of intensive care unit staff nurses has significantly impact on the quality of care management provided to patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage during their hospital stay. The level of competencies of ICU nurses was gauged according to a) Implementation of Nursing Intervention, b) Initialization of Collaboration, c) Exercising precise decision making, and d) Facilitating Principles of Nursing Care. The competencies of the groups of nurses from various hospitals do not differ significantly from one another.

An Intensive Care Unit (ICU) neuro-prognostication program health intervention plan was developed and implemented in response to the findings. After patient care in the ICU, the competencies of ICU staff nurses were assessed to ensure the highest level of objectivity following care standards and evidence-based practice. Healthcare organizations can strengthen and foster a collaborative, communicative environment that enhances the skills and efficiency of ICU nurses, thereby improving the quality of care provided to SAH patients and promoting a culture of excellence that is globally competent.