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The influence of nursing activities score on clinical alarms service.

OBJECTIVES
to estimate the magnitude of the Nursing Activities Score effect on multiparametric monitor alarm response and staff response time.


METHODS
an observational, cross-sectional study outlined as an open cohort, performed in an Adult General Intensive Care Unit. The time taken for alarms triggered by the multi-parameter monitors was timed and characterized as attended or not.


RESULTS
the study obtained a total of 254 alarms triggered from the multiparameter monitors of 63 patients. The mean number of alarms triggered was 4.5 alarms per period/observation and 1.5 alarms/hour. The study showed that the Nursing Activities Score is associated with an additional probability of 4% (p < 0.05) of an alarm being met, for each additional point in the scale, and reduction in team response time.


CONCLUSION
it has been verified that Nursing Activities Score has a direct relationship with the attendance and with the response time to the alarms triggered.