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Many trauma victims require intensive treatment and the analysis of nursing workload in this population is scarce in the literature. Objective: To identify factors associated with high nursing workload required by trauma victims on the first day of ICU admission. Materials and methods: This quantitative study was prospective and carried out at an ICU specialized in assistance to trauma victims, located in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The nursing workload was measured by the Nursing Activities Score (NAS). The categorization of NAS values into tertiles identified the two research groups: Medium/low nursing workload (1st and 2nd tertiles) and high nursing workload (3rd tertile). First, univariate analysis was performed for each of the independent variables of the study and the comparison of groups was performed using the Chi-square, Fisher's exact and Mann-Whitney tests. All variables with p 75) on ICU admission. Conclusion: The results obtained from this investigation subsidize the ICU staff in planning of nursing activities and correct sizing of professionals, aiming for excellence in trauma patient assistance.

Fatores Associados à Alta Carga de Trabalho de Enfermagem em Vítimas de Trauma na UTI