Human management and performance of nurses for the care of patients with HIV/AIDS

Arqque-Navarrete I.; Gamboa-Cruzado J.; Villavicencio L.I.; Luna M.S.M. · Boletin de Malariologia y Salud Ambiental (2022) · DOI: 10.52808/bmsa.7e6.626.004

Resumen

In hospital centers that care for HIV/AIDS patients, a human management is required that promotes a good job performance of the nursing staff to provide a good quality of care. As an objective, a systematic review on human management and the performance of nurses for the care of patients with HIV/AIDS was implemented. The study was descriptive, with a sample of 52 articles resulting from the application of exclusion criteria. The data sources used were: ScienceDirect, ProQuest, PubMed, Taylor & Francis Online, and EBSCO Host; It includes the search for keywords such as: job performance of nurses / work of nurses / Management of human talent, Method / Methodology / Model and Patients with HIV / patients with AIDS. As a result, the human talent management metrics in the job performance of nurses for the care of patients with HIV/AIDS were represented with 29% "job satisfaction", 17% "training and development/training", 17% "training ", 15% "rotation", 15% "performance", 12% "retention" and 10% "work team", among the tasks carried out by the nursing staff, were monitoring of vital signs, execution and assistance of procedures, medication administration, consultation planning, patient assistance, follow-up of the evolution or involution, preservation of safety, monitoring of events and promotion of sexual and reproductive health. It is necessary to continue with research studies that promote human management within hospital centers and nursing care for patients with any infectious disease.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos