Vloga medicinske sestre anesteziologinje pri zmanjševanju okoljskega odtisa anesteziološke prakse: pregled literature

Avtorji

  • Valentina Ješić Oddelek za anesteziologijo, intenzivno medicino in terapijo bolečine, Univerzitetni bolnišnični center Sestre milosrdnice, Zagreb, doktorska študentka na Fakulteti za zdravstvene vede Univerze v Novem mestu https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7947-5233
  • Martina Smrekar Univerza uporabnih zdravstvenih znanosti, Zagreb https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9346-4362
  • Sabina Babić Oddelek za anesteziologijo, intenzivno medicino in terapijo bolečine, Univerzitetni bolnišnični center Sestre milosrdnice, Zagreb
  • Nikolina Vratan Oddelek za anesteziologijo, intenzivno medicino in terapijo bolečine, Univerzitetni bolnišnični center Sestre milosrdnice, Zagreb

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55707/jhs.v13i1.201

Ključne besede:

anestezija, anesteziološke medicinske sestre, okoljski vpliv, trajnostno zdravstvo

Povzetek

Trajnostna anesteziološka praksa je prepoznana kot ključen element pri zmanjševanju okoljskega odtisa zdravstvenega sistema, pri čemer imajo anesteziološke medicinske sestre osrednjo vlogo pri izvajanju ukrepov, ki hkrati varujejo paciente in okolje. Julija 2025 je bila izvedena pregledna raziskava v bazah PubMed, Web of Science in Scopus, ki je vključevala prosto dostopne angleške študije, objavljene med letoma 2020 in 2025. Analiziranih 19 študij. Dokazi kažejo, da lahko anesteziološke medicinske sestre zmanjšajo vpliv na okolje z uvedbo tehnik nizkega pretoka, prehodom na popolno intravensko anestezijo, racionalno uporabo večkratne opreme, zmanjšanjem in pravilnim ločevanjem odpadkov ter z izobraževanjem ekip. Kot uspešni modeli so bile prepoznane storitve pod vodstvom medicinskih sester ter reorganizacija ambulantnih posegov, ki so zmanjšale porabo virov in okrepile vlogo medicinskih sester. Glavne ovire so pomanjkanje izobraževanja, omejeni viri in šibka institucionalna podpora. Vključevanje teh strategij v kurikule, nacionalne smernice in bolnišnične protokole bi lahko pospešilo trajnostno anestezijo na Hrvaškem.

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Ješić, V., Smrekar, M., Babić, S., & Vratan, N. (2026). Vloga medicinske sestre anesteziologinje pri zmanjševanju okoljskega odtisa anesteziološke prakse: pregled literature. Revija Za Zdravstvene Vede, 13(1), 83–100. https://doi.org/10.55707/jhs.v13i1.201

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