Family interview for organ and tissue donation: good practice assumptions

Knihs, Neide da Silva; Martins, Sabrina Regina; Magalhães, Aline Lima Pestana; Ramos, Saulo Fábio; Sell, Camila Telemberg; Koerich, Clarice; Brehmer, Laura Cavalcanti de Farias

doi:10.1590/0034-7167-2019-0206

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“…Studies reinforce this care of participants and point out the importance of organization of care in the BDDP scenario. Also, they emphasize the need for strategies and skills through protocols, guides and assumptions directing to systematized care, equitable within the circumstantial limits and based on looking at the other in each BDDP stage [21][22] .…”

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Brain Death: Health Team’s Experience With Parents of Children and Adolescents

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Silva

Santos

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Objective to understand the health team’s experience with parents of children and adolescents during the brain death protocol stages. Method a qualitative and exploratory research developed in two health institutions of high complexity and reference in the care of children and adolescents with polytrauma. Participants were health professionals from critical patient units. Data collection took place between October and December 2019 through semi-structured interviews. For content analysis, we used the software Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires as support. Results twenty-one professionals (physicians, nurses and nursing technicians) participated in the study. The general corpus consisted of 21 texts, separated into 123 segments, with the emergence of four classes. The study shows feelings of support and compassion at all brain death protocol stages. In the protocol opening stage, the team’s emotions are focused on the actions of clarifying and revealing information in this process, in addition to pointing out the need for the team to detail the step by step of the exams to be performed. In the communication of death stage, the feeling of being, caring for and welcoming the family relates to other feelings experienced by them. Conclusion the study reveals that the health team experiences unique feelings during the brain death protocol in the reality of children and adolescents, revealing the team’s concern with being with the family, paying attention and caring for the pain of loss.

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Brain Death: Health Team’s Experience With Parents of Children and Adolescents

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Santos

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“…The findings of this study support other studies developed on the theme, demonstrating that time is essential for family members to organize thoughts, assimilate what was said, consider and assess the context, in addition to dividing the grieving, crying and support process. All this, with the health staff's attention, which should be present (20,(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30) .…”

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Brain death communication with parents of children and adolescents: care strategies

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Objectives: to identify care strategies developed by professionals from critically ill patients’ units in communicating BD with parents of children and adolescents. Methods: an exploratory and descriptive research with a qualitative approach, carried out in two health institutions between October and December 2019, through semi-structured interviews. Data analysis took place through content analysis. Results: twenty-one professionals participated. Three care strategies were identified: actual clinical situation in suspected brain death; sensitizing families to the real clinical situation after brain death diagnosis; and time to assimilate the death information. Final Considerations: the care strategies for communicating brain death to families identified in this study present the possibility of subsidizing health managers in training and support promotion for professionals in care practice. Moreover, they can be incorporated and validated in the care practice of the studied context.

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“…Os achados deste estudo corroboram com outras pesquisas desenvolvidas na temática, demonstrando que o tempo é fundamental para que os familiares possam organizar os pensamentos, assimilar o que foi dito, considerar e avaliar o contexto, além de dividirem o processo de luto, o choro e o apoio. Tudo isso, com a atenção da equipe de saúde, que deve se fazer presente (20,(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30) .…”

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Comunicação da morte encefálica junto aos pais de crianças e adolescentes: estratégias de cuidados

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RESUMO Objetivos: identificar estratégias de cuidados desenvolvidas pelos profissionais das unidades de pacientes críticos na comunicação da morte encefálica junto aos pais de crianças e adolescentes. Métodos: pesquisa exploratória e descritiva com abordagem qualitativa, realizada em duas instituições de saúde entre outubro e dezembro de 2019, por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas. A análise dos dados ocorreu através da análise de conteúdo. Resultados: participaram 21 profissionais. Foram três estratégias de cuidados identificadas: real situação clínica na suspeita de morte encefálica; sensibilizando a família da real situação clínica após o diagnóstico de morte encefálica; e tempo para assimilar a informação da morte. Considerações Finais: as estratégias de cuidados para comunicação de morte encefálica às famílias identificadas neste estudo apresentam a possibilidade de subsidiar gestores de saúde na promoção de capacitações e apoio aos profissionais na prática assistencial. Além disso, podem ser incorporadas e validadas na prática assistencial do contexto estudado.

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Family interview for organ and tissue donation: good practice assumptions

Cited by 10 publications

References 24 publications

Brain Death: Health Team’s Experience With Parents of Children and Adolescents

Brain Death: Health Team’s Experience With Parents of Children and Adolescents

Brain death communication with parents of children and adolescents: care strategies

Comunicação da morte encefálica junto aos pais de crianças e adolescentes: estratégias de cuidados

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