Vulnerabilidades, depressão e religiosidade em idosos internados em uma unidade de emergência

Nery, Bruno Leonardo Soares; Cruz, Keila Cristianne Trindade da; Faustino, Andréa Mathes; Santos, Carla Targino Bruno dos

doi:10.1590/1983-1447.2018.2017-0184

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“…A religiosidade, foi uma característica muito frequente na população estudada (99% possuíam religião). Esta pode contribuir em diversos âmbitos, como a sensação de bem-estar, redução dos níveis de angústia, inutilidade, além de proporcionar o desenvolvimento de resiliência frente as situações e dificuldades encontradas inerentes ao envelhecimento, como perdas e limitações físicas e emocionais 18 .…”

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Quality of life of elderly people enrolled in a health care program and associations with the characteristics of the patient, the disease, the therapy, and social support

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Qualidade de vida de idosos inseridos em um programa de atendimento em saúde e associações com as características do paciente, da doença, da terapêutica e suporte social ResumoO aumento da expectativa de vida entre indivíduos acima de 65 anos, vem modificando a pirâmide etária da população brasileira. Qualidade de vida (QV) é um parâmetro importante para avaliação do estado de saúde. O objetivo do estudo foi descrever a QV de idosos inseridos em um programa de atendimento ao idoso, evidenciar associações com as características do paciente, doença, terapêutica e suporte social contribuindo para melhor assistência a idosos que frequentam o serviço. Tratou-se de estudo, descritivo, quantitativo, transversal, correlacional com 85 indivíduos com 60 anos ou mais, alfabetizados, independentes nas atividades da vida diária, sem deficiência cognitiva/psíquica diagnosticada e que frequentavam o Centro Social Nossa Senhora do Rosário há no mínimo um mês. Para coleta das variáveis independentes utilizou-se um instrumento elaborado pelas autoras; além do teste de Morisk-Green e Índice de Complexidade Terapêutica (ICFT). A QV foi avaliada pelo WHOQOL-breve. 89,4% eram mulheres; 38,8% apresentavam 60 a 70 anos; 77,6% até 3 comorbidades, a mais frequente foi hipertensão (77,65%); 49,41% fazia uso de polifarmácia, o ICTF variou de 2,5 a 48,0 pontos para um a doze medicamentos/dia; 57,65% adquiriam a medicação pelo SUS; 64,80% apresentaram média/baixa adesão; 43,53% declararam como boa percepção de saúde. Quanto aos domínios do WHOQOL-breve, obteve-se como maior média no domínio social (75,5), seguido do psicológico (68,3), físico (67,1) e (64,8) no meio ambiente. Os resultados deste estudo destacaram que o sexo feminino, presença de doenças, a complexidade terapêutica e percepção de saúde ruim estão associados com menores índices de qualidade de vida desta população.

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“…The statements regarding the religiosity of users reveal they are afraid of becoming mentally ill or of being seen as crazy or incapable, which leads them to pray to God for deliverance from the disease, referring to the historical construction of madness. However, religiosity is identified as a means for personal wellness and can be encouraged by health workers as a resource for care and health promotion and to prevent isolation and greater adequacy in face of the adversities of life (13) .…”

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Therapeutic group in mental health: intervention in the family health strategy

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Objective: To understand the perception of primary care users in the face of mental suffering and participation in a coexistence therapeutic group. Methods: Convergent Care Research of qualitative approach performed with four participants of a therapeutic group in a Family Health Strategy. Was used the semi-structured interview, carried out in February 2018, and the software Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires for coding the data. Results: The therapeutic group in mental health can contribute to the reduction of stigma related to mental illness and to promotion and prevention in mental health, using relational technologies, low-cost and accessible for professionals. Conclusion: The study contributed to inspire new actions and revitalize mental health practices through an intervention that can be implemented and that can bring benefits to those involved in the context of Primary Care.

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“…Another study carried out at the geriatric outpatient clinic of a university hospital in Campinas, SP, found that, even with the decrease in physical mobility, the elderly over 80 years old had better scores in SWL. This may be related to the elderly's internal conditions in accepting functional decline and helping others in their daily activities (9) . The lower the score of participants, in this study, in the Daily Spiritual Experience Scale, which reflected greater spiritual experience, the higher the score in the social involvement domain of the Satisfaction With Life Scale.…”

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“…Meeting spiritual needs is an important aspect to be considered in health care and, increasingly, professionals need to seek competence for this specific care (8) . Religiosity and spirituality are important resources for coping with diseases, and it is still necessary to deepen the knowledge about religious and spiritual beliefs, since they can influence the treatment and recovery of chronic health conditions (9) .…”

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Religious/spiritual experiences, quality of life and satisfaction with life of hospitalized octogenarians

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Objectives: to assess quality of life (QoL) and satisfaction with life (SWL) indices and verify whether the frequency of religious and spiritual experiences is associated with QoL and SWL in hospitalized octogenarians. Method: this is a cross-sectional study, with 128 octogenarians. World Health Organization QoL instruments and Scales applied: Daily Spiritual Experience (DSES) and Satisfaction With Life (SWLS). Results: more committed domains related to QoL and SWL: autonomy and physical capacity. The higher the score in DSES, the higher the scores in the psychological domains and past, present, and future QoL activities. The higher the score in DSES, the higher the score in the social involvement aspect. Conclusion: the results of this study showed that the higher frequency of religious and spiritual experiences of hospitalized elderly people was associated with better QoL and SWL. It is emphasized that religious and spiritual experiences should be explored in the hospital therapeutic context.

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Vulnerabilidades, depressão e religiosidade em idosos internados em uma unidade de emergência

Abstract: The results showed isolated religiosity is not an effective protective factor, but it strengthens resilience in the face of disease and serves as a support network for the elderly.

Cited by 23 publications

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Quality of life of elderly people enrolled in a health care program and associations with the characteristics of the patient, the disease, the therapy, and social support

Quality of life of elderly people enrolled in a health care program and associations with the characteristics of the patient, the disease, the therapy, and social support

Therapeutic group in mental health: intervention in the family health strategy

Religious/spiritual experiences, quality of life and satisfaction with life of hospitalized octogenarians

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