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Background: Dysphagia is one of the complications of stroke, with a severe impact on the person’s capacity to recover autonomy, and severe respiratory, nutritional, and psychological complications. Objective: To identify the foci/diagnoses and interventions, documented by nurses, in response to the care needs of the person with post-stroke dysphagia. Methodology: An exploratory, descriptive, and retrospective study was conducted in an inpatient service of a rehabilitation center, using descriptive statistical analysis in nursing documentation between January and May 2019. Results: The diagnoses most frequently documented are related to self-care (53.9%), and the most documented interventions are of the observing type (49.2%). Documentation of swallowing-related diagnoses and interventions is scarce. Conclusion: There are interventions directed at this focus in nursing care to the person with post-stroke dysphagia, regardless of the documented diagnoses. The results suggest that, although they constitute a focus of attention in nursing practice, their documentation is limited.

Terapêuticas de enfermagem na pessoa com deglutição comprometida após acidente vascular cerebral