2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002012000500016
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Face singular do cuidado familiar à criança portadora do vírus HIV/AIDS

Abstract: Objective: To understand the lived experience of the family in caring for children with the HIV/AIDS virus. Methods: The study was conducted in a university hospital in the first semester of 2010. Participants included seven family caregivers. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and analyzed using thematic analysis. Results: There was evidence of a silencing of the diagnosis by the family caregiver whose life function became that of caregiver for the child. In terms of difficulties for care,… Show more

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“…The professional should support the adolescents promoting spaces for dialogue and providing information on the clinical and biopsychosocial aspects of HIV (16) . The strategy used in the process is carried out through questioning, and clues are given for them to find themselves.…”
Section: [] the Teenager Is Visual [] I' D Use Computation Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The professional should support the adolescents promoting spaces for dialogue and providing information on the clinical and biopsychosocial aspects of HIV (16) . The strategy used in the process is carried out through questioning, and clues are given for them to find themselves.…”
Section: [] the Teenager Is Visual [] I' D Use Computation Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An established social support, especially when conducted by health professionals, facilitates disclosure. It allows for them not to feel alone when confronting a disease with the peculiarities of the HIV (16) . Among the limits to the reveal, however, are the lack of communication, articulation and integration among professionals, in addition to the lack of theoretical knowledge in the team, and to the physical structure of the service.…”
Section: The Revelation Is Done In the Health Service There' S A Mulmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The social impact of HIV status involves the family support network both for emotional support to parents and for children's daily care demands 8,12 . In most cases, this network is restricted due to the concealment of the diagnosis, related to fear of prejudice arising from the associated stigma of the social response to the epidemic 13,14 .…”
Section: Disclosure Of the Diagnosis Of Parental Hivmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dessa forma, no puerpério, a lactente estará condicionada e sensibilizada da necessidade de não amamentar. Para tanto, a propaganda é uma forma de comunicação de um grupo que oferece uma visão clivada de mundo, cuja dinâmica encontra-se inscrita nas relações sociais conflituosas, salientando-as e acentuando as diferenças sociais (12,14,19) . (20) .…”
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