Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota

Objective: Describe the profile and clinical indicators of people from a domiciliary anticoagulation program in the city of Bogota, during a year of monitoring. Materials and methods: Quantitative study of descriptive scope. The population was made of 66 people from the program, who met the inclusio...

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Main Authors: Julian Eduardo Gomez Leal, Jorge Emilio Nieto Martinez, Camila Clavijo Cubillo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander 2019-09-01
Series:Ciencia y Cuidado
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Online Access:https://revistas.ufps.edu.co/index.php/cienciaycuidado/article/view/1537
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Jorge Emilio Nieto Martinez
Camila Clavijo Cubillo
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description Objective: Describe the profile and clinical indicators of people from a domiciliary anticoagulation program in the city of Bogota, during a year of monitoring. Materials and methods: Quantitative study of descriptive scope. The population was made of 66 people from the program, who met the inclusion criteria and were cared for a year. Some of the measured variables were: type of anticoagulant, anticoagulation indications, functional compromise, risk of bleeding and time in therapeutic range. The information was obtained from monthly statistics from the program, univariate analyzed, reporting frequency distributions and ethical aspects were protected for the health research. Results: 66 patients older than 60 years of age that received Warfarin were attended and the main symptom was atrial fibrillation. The patients reached the therapeutic target in the first 9 days, achieving 70% of time in the therapeutic range, and no adverse events were presented although being at intermediate-high risk of bleeding, severe functional detriment and high comorbidity. Conclusion: The permanent monitoring of coagulation time, availability of additional controls, fast adjustments in the anticoagulation doses, health education and a direct communication channel between the patient, the family, and the healthcare team, could improve the clinical indicators of anticoagulated patients.
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spelling doaj.art-6cfeecbf5c9141d9841768bff578c35a2022-12-22T03:14:26ZengUniversidad Francisco de Paula SantanderCiencia y Cuidado1794-98312322-70282019-09-011633446https://doi.org/10.22463/17949831.1537Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in BogotaJulian Eduardo Gomez Leal0Jorge Emilio Nieto Martinez1Camila Clavijo Cubillo2Universidad Nacional de ColombiaFundación Universitaria de Ciencias de la SaludFundación Universitaria de Ciencias de la SaludObjective: Describe the profile and clinical indicators of people from a domiciliary anticoagulation program in the city of Bogota, during a year of monitoring. Materials and methods: Quantitative study of descriptive scope. The population was made of 66 people from the program, who met the inclusion criteria and were cared for a year. Some of the measured variables were: type of anticoagulant, anticoagulation indications, functional compromise, risk of bleeding and time in therapeutic range. The information was obtained from monthly statistics from the program, univariate analyzed, reporting frequency distributions and ethical aspects were protected for the health research. Results: 66 patients older than 60 years of age that received Warfarin were attended and the main symptom was atrial fibrillation. The patients reached the therapeutic target in the first 9 days, achieving 70% of time in the therapeutic range, and no adverse events were presented although being at intermediate-high risk of bleeding, severe functional detriment and high comorbidity. Conclusion: The permanent monitoring of coagulation time, availability of additional controls, fast adjustments in the anticoagulation doses, health education and a direct communication channel between the patient, the family, and the healthcare team, could improve the clinical indicators of anticoagulated patients.https://revistas.ufps.edu.co/index.php/cienciaycuidado/article/view/1537Anticoagulantspatientsdomiciliary visitnursing care
spellingShingle Julian Eduardo Gomez Leal
Jorge Emilio Nieto Martinez
Camila Clavijo Cubillo
Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota
Ciencia y Cuidado
Anticoagulants
patients
domiciliary visit
nursing care
title Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota
title_full Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota
title_fullStr Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota
title_full_unstemmed Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota
title_short Profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in Bogota
title_sort profile and clinical indicators of an anticoagulation domiciliary program in bogota
topic Anticoagulants
patients
domiciliary visit
nursing care
url https://revistas.ufps.edu.co/index.php/cienciaycuidado/article/view/1537
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