1998
DOI: 10.1590/s0080-62341998000300002
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Identificação dos tipos de toque ocorridos no atendimento de enfermagem de um serviço ambulatorial

Abstract: This study was realized in the outpatient ward of bone marrow transplantation. The sample consisted of 17 adult patients and six workers. The data was collected from October to December, 1996, being obtained through filming, decodification of the films, a questionnaire and interview with the workers. The purposes were to identify in what situations the different types occurred, and which regions of the body were involved. It was found that most of the touching was of the instrumental type. The regions touched … Show more

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“…As already expressed in this study, the use of this communication during care can be classified as instrumental touch because it was the kind of touch required for the development of techniques, not objectifying other purposes. This fact implies that professionals have implemented the resource without awareness of its importance and indication on the client-professional relationship, which is in agreement with the study that observed predominance of instrumental touch over the instrumental-affective and affective (15) . The authors of the mentioned study attested that nursing professionals should understand that the process of care is also a form of nonverbal communication.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…As already expressed in this study, the use of this communication during care can be classified as instrumental touch because it was the kind of touch required for the development of techniques, not objectifying other purposes. This fact implies that professionals have implemented the resource without awareness of its importance and indication on the client-professional relationship, which is in agreement with the study that observed predominance of instrumental touch over the instrumental-affective and affective (15) . The authors of the mentioned study attested that nursing professionals should understand that the process of care is also a form of nonverbal communication.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…We did not find any skin brushing among interlocutors. whether during hospitalization or in outpatient appointments (13)(14) . In most interactions, no contact behavior was found, in view of professionals and HIV/ aids patients' mutual interaction difficulties.…”
Section: Contact Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%