Eficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoria

Introduction: Outpatient home nutritional therapy is a care model that allows improving the use of health resources and providing continuity to in-hospital interventions in malnourished patients with intestinal failure. Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness quality -quantitative in patients who a...

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Autores principales: Huayanay Escandon, Rosamell, Valdez Narbasta, Angelina Del Pilar, Arévalo Ipanaqué, Janet Mercedes
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author Huayanay Escandon, Rosamell
Valdez Narbasta, Angelina Del Pilar
Arévalo Ipanaqué, Janet Mercedes
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Valdez Narbasta, Angelina Del Pilar
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Valdez Narbasta, Angelina Del Pilar
Arévalo Ipanaqué, Janet Mercedes
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description Introduction: Outpatient home nutritional therapy is a care model that allows improving the use of health resources and providing continuity to in-hospital interventions in malnourished patients with intestinal failure. Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness quality -quantitative in patients who are part of an outpatient home nutritional therapy program. Material and methods: Mixed study. The quantitative phase collected the impact indicators of all patients (34), at the beginning of the program and currently. In the qualitative phase, 9 participants were interviewed for theoretical saturation. The quantitative analysis applied descriptive statistics, Anova and Student's T; the qualitative developed transcription, ordering, coding-categorization, description and interpretation. Results: The average nutritional and biochemical indicators increased since the beginning of the program: BMI from 19.95 to 21.88, albumin from 3.63 mg/dl to 3.80 mg/dl, proteins from 7.16 mg/dl to 7.29 mg/dl and lymphocytes from 26.62µl to 29.89µl. Patients and family members presented difficulties that were overcome; They point out strengths of the PTNDA program and perceived satisfaction. Conclusion: BMI is the only indicator that presented significant differences between patients according to years of experience in the program (2 and 3 years). Overall, BMI and lymphocytes have significant differences from the beginning of the program to the present. Patients and family members report a positive impact and satisfaction with the PTNDA for the maintenance and/or improvement of their nutritional status.
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spelling oai:cris.upeu.edu.pe:20.500.15037/8882026-11-02T22:00:04ZEficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoriaHuayanay Escandon, RosamellValdez Narbasta, Angelina Del PilarArévalo Ipanaqué, Janet MercedesIntroduction: Outpatient home nutritional therapy is a care model that allows improving the use of health resources and providing continuity to in-hospital interventions in malnourished patients with intestinal failure. Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness quality -quantitative in patients who are part of an outpatient home nutritional therapy program. Material and methods: Mixed study. The quantitative phase collected the impact indicators of all patients (34), at the beginning of the program and currently. In the qualitative phase, 9 participants were interviewed for theoretical saturation. The quantitative analysis applied descriptive statistics, Anova and Student's T; the qualitative developed transcription, ordering, coding-categorization, description and interpretation. Results: The average nutritional and biochemical indicators increased since the beginning of the program: BMI from 19.95 to 21.88, albumin from 3.63 mg/dl to 3.80 mg/dl, proteins from 7.16 mg/dl to 7.29 mg/dl and lymphocytes from 26.62µl to 29.89µl. Patients and family members presented difficulties that were overcome; They point out strengths of the PTNDA program and perceived satisfaction. Conclusion: BMI is the only indicator that presented significant differences between patients according to years of experience in the program (2 and 3 years). Overall, BMI and lymphocytes have significant differences from the beginning of the program to the present. Patients and family members report a positive impact and satisfaction with the PTNDA for the maintenance and/or improvement of their nutritional status.Articlehttps://revista.nutricion.org/index.php/ncdh/article/download/880/615https://doi.org/10.12873/452huayanay10.12873/452huayanayhttps://hdl.handle.net/20.500.15037/888W4410141909enNutrición clínica y dietética hospitalaria/Nutrición clínica, dietética hospitalaria0211-60571989-208X2025-05-072026-06-13T09:39:39Z2026-06-13T09:39:39Z
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title_full Eficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoria
title_fullStr Eficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoria
title_full_unstemmed Eficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoria
title_short Eficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoria
title_sort eficacia de un programa de terapia nutricional domiciliaria ambulatoria
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