Developing a nursing healthcare protocol: a case report

the stages of the research and its results are described in the steps: conception, instrumentation, screening and analysis. The end result was the nursing care protocol in day zero of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.

Conclusion:

convergent care research was an appropriate method for developing the care protocol, and an important contribution to the approximation between theory and practice. The nursing care protocol was the result of this study and confirmed both the purpose of the research as a professional Master's in acquiring knowledge aimed at improving professional practice.

Descriptors:
Nursing; Nursing Care; Nursing Assessment; Protocols; Methodology

Chapter of the Protocol	Version prepared by researcher	Contributions of nurses in DG^* * DG: discussion group;	Version approved by nurses
Chapter 2	Keep measurement of vital signs according to sector routine or in shorter intervals depending on the state of the patient.	At which interval? You have to determine until when the most frequent measurement continues. (E10^ E: nurse. , E20)	Keep measurement of vital signs with frequency from 2/2 hours until 6 hours after infusion.
Chapter 3	Check vital signs (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure) 30 minutes before the start of the infusion, and communicate changes.	Add pain assessment. (E1) And in cases where the patient has a fever? (E5)	Check vital signs (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure) 30 minutes before the start of the infusion, and communicate changes. Obs.: HSC infusion should be performed preferably with afebrile patient, but the fever does not impair conducting the infusion. These cases must be discussed with the physician in charge in order to define the conduct to be taken.

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[1] CORRESPONDING AUTHOR Talita Wérica Borges Figueiredo E-mail: talitawbf@gmail.com

What to research?	HSC preparation Nursing care at day zero of HSCT^ ** HSCT: hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Research question	What precautions are required to compose a nursing care protocol for day zero of HSCT?
Research objectives	- General: Developing a nursing healthcare protocol for day zero of HSCT. - Specifics: • describe the preparation of HSC for HSCT; • identify the care the nurse executes at day zero of HSCT; • develop a nursing healthcare protocol for the patient at day zero of HSCT.
Theoretical basis	Literature review by means of studies published in electronic journals and books.

Research participants	Group I - Professionals who work in the preparation of HSC^* * HSC: hematopoietic stem cell; (biochemists and laboratory technicians)
	Group II - Healthcare nurses of the Hospitalization Unit of STMO^ STMO: Bone Marrow Transplantation Service.
	Group III - Healthcare nurses or nursing administration of the Hospitalization Unit of STMO
Research location	For Group I - Laboratory for Cell Manipulation and Cryobiology
	For Group II - Hospitalization Unit of STMO
	For Group III - Hospitalization Unit of STMO
Data collection techniques/instruments	Group I - Observation and interview; manual registration of data
	Group II - Observation; manual registration of data
	Group III - Discussion groups; audiorecording