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To analyze the Health Education actions implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic period, through Professional Training in Service on safety and use of Personal Protective Equipment. Experience report developed in a Polyclinic in the State of Rio de Janeiro. Students in the health field, nurses, technicians and nursing assistants presented a higher frequency of evaluations classified as "excellent" for the content covered and the dynamics used; for knowledge acquired, a higher frequency of "excellent" was observed for all middle or elementary professionals, with significance between professional category and dynamics used (p = 0.03). It is concluded that the majority of participants, regardless of the area (nurse, doctor or other health professional) and level of education, pointed out that the knowledge acquired, the dynamics used and the content addressed in the qualification and training were excellent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To report the experience lived by nursing students and teachers in carrying out extension activities to increase adherence to the correct identification of the patient. Experience report about the importance of correct patient identification performed at an university hospital in the State of Rio de Janeiro from September 2019 to March 2020. The group of participants was health professionals, patients and companions. For health professionals, was developed interactive training. For patients and companions, guidelines were listed on the importance of patient identification. Eighteen training sessions were carried out, most with nursing technicians (54 - 37.76%) and nurses (23 - 16.08%). 2,050 guidelines were reached, with 998 (48.68%) patients. The activities took place in 32 inpatient units. It is possible to contribute to the activities of Patient Safety of Goal 1, in addition to highlighting the importance of University Extension Projects for better assistance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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RESUMO Objetivo: Avaliar a eficácia dos treinamentos ministrados à equipe de enfermagem, no período de integração. Métodos: Pesquisa de avaliação somativa e experimentação desenvolvida com 52 profissionais de enfermagem. Para a coleta de dados, foram consideradas a avaliação de reação, que mensurou o sentimento do profissional em relação ao instrutor e ao conteúdo do treinamento, e a avaliação da aprendizagem, que mensurou a eficácia do treinamento, por meio de questões técnicas de múltipla escolha sobre o conteúdo ministrado em dois momentos: antes do início e no término do período de integração. Resultados: As médias da avaliação de reação do treinamento prático e de laboratório foram consideradas excelentes, e as notas do pré e pós-teste foram, respectivamente, 5,9 e 7,2 pontos (p < 0,0001). Conclusão: Os treinamentos ministrados durante o período de integração foram eficazes e desenvolveram as competências necessárias para a melhoria da qualidade da assistência e segurança do paciente.

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