Prone positioning as an emerging tool in the care provided to patients infected with COVID-19: a scoping review.
Marília Souto de AraújoMarina Marisa Palhano Dos SantosCarlos Jordão de Assis SilvaRejane Maria Paiva de MenezesAlexsandra Rodrigues FeijãoSoraya Maria de MedeirosPublished in: Revista latino-americana de enfermagem (2021)
positive outcomes outweighed complications. Various cycles of prone positioning are needed, which may cause potential work overload for the health staff. Therefore, an appropriate number of trained workers is necessary, in addition to specific institutional protocols to ensure patient safety in this context.
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