Tendências da pesquisa envolvendo o uso do toque terapêutico como uma estratégia de enfermagem

Vasques, Christiane Inocêncio; Santos, Daniella Soares dos; Carvalho, Emı́lia Campos de

doi:10.1590/s0103-21002011000500019

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“…Cada vez mais pesquisas envolvendo o uso do TT, têm sido desenvolvidas com o intuito de demonstrar a efetividade da intervenção na redução de sinais e sintomas relacionados a diversas doenças (20) .…”

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RESULTADOS DA INTERVENÇÃO TOQUE TERAPÊUTICO NO RECÉM-NASCIDO: Uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura RESULTS FROM THERAPEUTIC TOUCH INTERVENTIONS IN THE NEWBORN: A Systematic Literature Review

Ramos

Frias

Risso

2016

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RESULTADOS DA INTERVENÇÃO TOQUE TERAPÊUTICO NO RECÉM-NASCIDO: Uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura RESULTS FROM THERAPEUTIC TOUCH INTERVENTIONS IN THE NEWBORN: A Systematic Literature Review

Ramos

Frias

Risso

2016

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“…The historical features of the therapeutic touch are directly related to nursing care, since it emerged from the perception of the American nurse Dolores Krieger and the Dutch therapist Dora Van Gelber Kunz, in 1970, and it is based on the imposition of hands with the intention of harmonizing the Human Energy Field (HEF). [5][6] The integrative and complementary practices are endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as Traditional Medicine Strategies and comprise a group of non-allopathic health care practices, encompassing activities such as Meditation, Reiki, Floral Therapy, among others, highlighting here the Therapeutic Touch. These practices seek to serve the human being holistically, based on trust and the therapist/user bond.…”

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“…In addition, it is effective for the reduction of pain, symptoms of various pathologies, mood disorders, sleep pattern, agitation and fatigue. 5 From this perspective, this research aims to know the perceptions of nursing undergraduate students about the reception of the therapeutic touch.…”

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Perception of Nursing Undergraduate Student About Receiving the Therapeutic Touch / Percepção de Estudantes de Graduação em Enfermagem Acerca do Recebimento do Toque Terapêutico

Medeiros

Oliveira

Piexak

et al. 2019

R. pesq. cuid. fundam. online

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Objective: Herein, the goal has been to know the perceptions of nursing undergraduate student about receiving the Therapeutic Touch. Methods: It is a descriptive-exploratory research with a qualitative approach, which was carried out with 10 nursing students from a Federal University from the Southern region of Brazil. For data collection, which was performed over October 2015, a semi-structured interview was used and the data were analyzed according to the discursive textual analysis. As a result, the following category emerged: The importance of caring for oneself and for others. Conclusion: The students reported a reduction of the signs of stress and pain, and an improvement in the sleep quality, leading to greater well-being. Hence, when people begin to consider subtler instances of life, it is possible to use strategies, such as the Therapeutic Touch, in order to provide a better quality of life for themselves, and later for the other. de la vida se puede utilizar estrategias como el toque terapéutico, con el fin de proporcionar una mayor calidad de vida para ellos y luego hacia el otro.Descriptores: Toque Terapéutico, Cuidados de Enfermeira, Estudiantes de Enfermería.

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“…Thus, massotherapy can be used to promote muscle relaxation and to reduce pain, stress and anxiety. (24,25) Used to treat various pathological conditions, including multiple sclerosis, cutaneous stimulation is aimed at enabling the mechanical receptors connective tissue (26) producing the bonded elastic fibers, it stimulates synovial fluid and promotes pain reduction. Among the techniques are: slippage, which is a surface light and continuous movement performed with the percussion pressure and kneading, manipulation of the muscles, and subcutaneous tissues are alternately compressed and released.…”

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Classical massage in multiplesclerosis.

Santos¹,

Laurito²,

Silva³

et al. 2015

mtprehabjournal

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Background: Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease, inflammatory that affects the white matter of the central nervous system, resulting in neurological signs and symptoms that after the outbreaks, may leave sequels as the location of the lesion. Symptoms may include loss of double vision, muscle weakness, lack of balance, numbness, pain, problem in the control of the bladder and bowel, fatigue, emotional changes and intellectual impairment. Objective: To describe the effects and compromise in carrier of multiple sclerosis, to check the efficiency of classical massage in reduction of symptoms and their influence on the performance of activities of daily living. Method/Design: It is a study of controlled clinical trial with a convenience sample of individuals already framed in clinical school of physical therapy at the University Nine July (Uninove). Eight were selected individuals diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, between 30 and 50 years of age, without dermatological problems for the application of classical massage. The subjects were evaluated before and after the proposed intervention consists of 20 sessions of classical massage performed twice a week having a duration of 40 minutes each session. Results: In the first three months, there have been significant results demonstrated the functional assessment (MIF), but from the sixth to the twelve months remained functional stability. The quality of life (SF-36) showed that in pre-requirements of General Condition, Vitality, Social, Emotional and Mental, was increased in the first nine months and after this period, the results were not significant. In the evaluation of the balance by the scale of Berg in the first three months did not show satisfactory results, but from the third month to the sixth month there was a significant increase in the balance. The sensitivity surface showed an increase after the sixth month of application of classical massage, keeping up to twelve months proposed by the study. In profound sensitivity presented significant results from nine months of treatment. Conclusions: The present study showed that the physical therapy, through the classical massage, does not eliminate the neurological damage that attends the disease, but can act in the treatment of specific symptoms favoring the well-being and the features of patients with multiple sclerosis.

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Tendências da pesquisa envolvendo o uso do toque terapêutico como uma estratégia de enfermagem

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References 12 publications

<br /><br /> RESULTADOS DA INTERVENÇÃO TOQUE TERAPÊUTICO NO RECÉM-NASCIDO: Uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura <br /> RESULTS FROM THERAPEUTIC TOUCH INTERVENTIONS IN THE NEWBORN: A Systematic Literature Review

<br /><br /> RESULTADOS DA INTERVENÇÃO TOQUE TERAPÊUTICO NO RECÉM-NASCIDO: Uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura <br /> RESULTS FROM THERAPEUTIC TOUCH INTERVENTIONS IN THE NEWBORN: A Systematic Literature Review

Perception of Nursing Undergraduate Student About Receiving the Therapeutic Touch / Percepção de Estudantes de Graduação em Enfermagem Acerca do Recebimento do Toque Terapêutico

Classical massage in multiplesclerosis.

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