- Docente: Nicola Colamaria
- Credits: 2
- SSD: MEDS-24/C
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: In-person learning (entirely or partially)
- Campus: Rimini
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Nursing (cod. 8475)
Learning outcomes
At the end of the module the student correlates the different clinical care knowledge to recognize the critical indicators in the different operational contexts of the emergency area.
She knows and applies appropriate interventions based on the organization, rules and protocols/procedures shared by the scientific community. Identifies, plans and evaluates healthcare interventions and collaborates with other professional figures in diagnostic-therapeutic paths.
Course contents
Introduction: the concept of "critical area"
Assessment and assistance for people in critical condition
The emergency response system
Pre-hospital nursing care
Nursing care in the emergency department
Nursing care in intensive care
Networks and diagnostic-therapeutic-care pathways in time-dependent diseases
Readings/Bibliography
Badon P., Giusti GD. "Assistenza infermieristica in area critica e in emergenza", CEA, 2022
Chiaranda M. «Urgenze ed emergenze», 5° ed, Piccin, 2022
Giusti GD, Benetton M, «Guida al monitoraggio in area critica», 2015 Maggioli Editore
Cosentini B, Aliberti S, Brambilla AM, «ABC della ventilazione meccanica non invasiva in urgenza», Mc Graw Hill, 2010
Rouichi Y., Prudhomme C., "L'infermiere in rianimazione", Monduzzi editoriale, 2020
Brunner-Suddarth «Infermieristica medico-chirurgica», 6° ed, CEA, 2024
Linee guida, Buone pratiche assistenziali.
Teaching methods
Participatory frontal lesson on the main theoretical contents
Analysis of real clinical cases/problems through guided classroom work and/or group work with review and integration in plenary.
Assessment methods
Learning is assessed through a final examination, which verifies that students have acquired the expected knowledge and skills by means of an oral examination lasting approximately 15 minutes.
The final mark for the Integrated Course is calculated as the weighted average of the passing marks (above 18/30) achieved in the various modules that make up the course.
Assessment criteria: accuracy of the answer in terms of clarity and terminology used, completeness of content, and ability to summarise.
Teaching tools
In the classroom: video projector, flip chart
handout, items of interest.
If online mode: using Teams
Office hours
See the website of Nicola Colamaria