PPG - Ciências, Tecnologia e Gestão Aplicada à Regeneração Tecidual

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    Ebook sobre prevenção de complicações pulmonares causadas pela doença periodontal em pacientes hospitalizados
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2021) Cruz, Mayanna Nunes Silva [UNIFESP]; Aloise, Antonio Carlos [UNIFESP]; Universidade Federal de São Paulo
    Introduction: Hospital infections are recognized as an important public health problem, highlighting osocomial pneumonia whose appearance may be associated with bacterial colonization of the respiratory tract of hospitalized patients with or without an intubation. Periodontal disease is an inflammatory infectious disease that can aggravate susceptibility to NP in these patients. In this context, the transdisciplinarity of the professionals who deal with this patient can prevent NP, through the transmission of knowledge with access facilitated by digital means (smartphones and tablets connected to the internet), becoming an important health strategy, breaking down barriers knowledge a tool for social inclusion and improvement of public health. Objective: Development of an e-book to prevent complications caused by periodontitis in hospitalized patients. Method: For the development of the e-book, the “Design Thinking” method was used, divided into four phases (Discover, Define, Develop and Deliver). The theoretical content was scientifically based with an appropriate bibliographic survey. Its construction was based on the correct and effective transmission of knowledge to the target audience. The content was validated using the Delphi methodology, with ISBN registration and online e-book dissemination. Result: An e-book was developed to prevent complications caused by periodontitis in hospitalized patients.