EXPERIENCE OF NURSING STUDENTS IN THE HOSPITAL SECTOR SCREENING

Abstract

Triage in emergency services has emerged to identify the most urgent or potentially more serious cases ensuring they receive preferential treatment relative to less urgent cases. . This study has the objec-vo to describe the experience of a nursing student during volunteer training held in a public hospital in Minas Gerais. After prior contact with the nurse in charge, gave their permission to undertake an internship supervised by the same within 45 days in risk rating industry. During this period, the scholar went through a process of updated review on the subject and perception of professional tasks of nurses. The probationary period, we realized the need for broad scientific expertise of nurses to perform correct classification, both the Canadian protocol, as in Manchester. The insight of a professional in conducting a directed interview pathology is crucial to allow for a correct flow of the patient, based on the complexity of your problem targeting priority service. The results obtained from this study demonstrate that extension actions allow valuable educational experiences, it was possible to verify the importance of risk classification, the dynamic operation of the service, facilitators and challenges to overcome. This study allows us to affirm the importance and benefits provided by the initiative of the nursing student to seek new knowledge and experiences, complementing its range of teaching and learning.