Harmonic performance of multidisciplinary health teams: humanized hospital discharge

Horiguchi, Lissa; Carvalho, Lourran Lenci; Umeda, Edson; Borba, Marina de Neiva

doi:10.1590/1983-80422022303550en

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“…This integration process aims to broaden the coverage of health-care needs through the interplay of various health-care professions and the collaboration of multidisciplinary teams [11]. This search for integral patient care gives rise to a new dynamic of care, which encourages the sharing of knowledge from each profession, mutual respect of the health professionals involved and new ways of integrating the specificities of each profession [12].…”

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Performance of the Dental Surgeon in the Multiprofessional Team: A Systematic Review

Duarte,

Pessoa,

Oliveira

et al. 2023

JAMMR

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Background: Dentistry is the health area responsible for the care of the stomatognathic system, with preventive, curative and rehabilitative actions, aiming at the promotion and protection of the patient's health in its entirety. In this regard, multidisciplinary action is essential for implementing health policies at all levels of care. This article aims to carry out a systematic literature review to analyze the relevant aspects of the role of dentistry professionals in multidisciplinary teams. Methods: Review of the qualitative literature in the PubMed, Scielo and LILACS databases, using the health descriptors "Dentistry" and "Multidisciplinary Team" and selected publications between 2018 and 2022 with thematic relevance. Results and Discussion: After the research, considering the inclusion and exclusion criteria and thematic relevance, 11 articles were selected. The performance of the dental surgeon in a multidisciplinary team is essential in the care of patients affected by neoplastic disease, heart disease, hospitalized patients and those in Intensive Care Units (ICU). Academic and professional training in multiprofessional residency programs is also a point of interest in achieving a multidisciplinary approach to health care. Conclusion: After the analysis, it was verified that the analyzed literature exposes relevant aspects of the performance of the dentistry professional in a multidisciplinary team, in particular, in the follow-up, evaluation and dental treatment aimed at the benefit of the patient and for the integration with the different specialties of the team of health.

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Performance of the Dental Surgeon in the Multiprofessional Team: A Systematic Review

Duarte,

Pessoa,

Oliveira

et al. 2023

JAMMR

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“…The transition to home has the potential to both facilitate and hinder the transitional process. In this sense, the evidence recommends a humanized discharge process with early planning, which promotes continuity of care beyond the hospital setting [ 15 , 176 ]. Intervention in this process, mainly through an educational approach that values the parents' experience, is associated with health gains for integrating care [ 177 , 178 ].…”

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“…Regardless of the name given to these illnesses, specialized pediatric care is required given their multidimensionality, reflected by high dependence on technological resources (mechanical ventilation, for example), demanding therapeutic management, parenteral and enteral nutrition, and equipment to compensate for vital functions, such as dialysis systems, urinary catheters and ostomies [ 15 ]. Given the complexity of these LLIs, extended hospital stays are the most prevalent for these children and their parents [ 16 ], with a significant impact on the increase in mortality and associated health expenditures approaching €3,000 per admission [ 17 , 18 ].…”

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Health-illness transition processes in children with complex chronic conditions and their parents: a scoping review

Loura,

Ferreira,

Romeiro

et al. 2024

BMC Pediatr

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Background The prevalence of complex chronic conditions (CCC), which cause serious limitations and require specialized care, is increasing. The diagnosis of a CCC is a health-illness transition for children and their parents, representing a long-term change leading to greater vulnerability. Knowing the characteristics of these transitional processes is important for promoting safe transitions in this population. This scoping review aimed to map the available evidence on health-illness transition processes in children with complex chronic conditions and their parents in the context of healthcare. Methods Six databases were searched for studies focusing on children aged 0–21 years with CCC and their parents experiencing health-illness transition processes, particularly concerning adaptation to illness and continuity of care, in the context of healthcare. Studies within this scope carried out between 2013 and 2023 and written in Portuguese or English were identified. The articles were selected using the PRISMA methodology. The data were extracted to an instrument and then presented with a synthesizing approach supporting the interpretation of the results. Results Ninety-eight methodologically broad but predominantly qualitative articles were included in this review. Children with CCC have specific needs associated with complex and dynamic health-illness transitions with a multiple influence in their daily lives. Several facilitating factors (p.e. positive communication and a supportive therapeutic relationship with parents and professionals, as well as involvement in a collaborative approach to care), inhibiting factors (p.e. the complexity of the disease and therapeutic regime, as well as the inefficient organization and coordination of teams) and both positive (p.e. well-being and better quality of life) and negative response patterns (p.e. negative feelings about the chronic illness) were identified. Some interventions to support the transitional process also emerged from the literature. Pediatric palliative care is seen as a good practice and an integrative approach for these children and families. Conclusion Health professionals play a fundamental role in supporting the transitional process and promoting positive response patterns. More significant investment is needed at the clinical and academic levels regarding production and dissemination of knowledge in this area to ensure the awareness of children with CCC and that their needs are fully enhanced. Review registration https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/QRZC8.

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Harmonic performance of multidisciplinary health teams: humanized hospital discharge

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Performance of the Dental Surgeon in the Multiprofessional Team: A Systematic Review

Performance of the Dental Surgeon in the Multiprofessional Team: A Systematic Review

Health-illness transition processes in children with complex chronic conditions and their parents: a scoping review

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