Viviendo con una ostomía: percepciones y expectativas desde la fenomenología social

Umpiérrez, Ferreira; Hernán, Augusto

doi:10.1590/s0104-07072013000300015

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“…In addition to the nursing orientations, the nurse stomatherapist was related as a source of support: In this perspective, in another study, it was also pointed out that people with stomas wanted a humanized care, in which they received support and attention 20 . Thus, when a person's social network presents problems in their accessibility, and therefore in the support provided, this presents a possibility of greater morbidity and mortality, as well as lesser opportunities for recovery 5,9 .…”

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Professional attention to the families of people with elimination stoma: the duality experienced

Simon

Budó

Schimith

et al. 2018

ESTIMA, Braz. J. Enterostomal Ther.

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Objective: To know how professional attention occurs for the family in the care of the person with elimination stoma. Methods: Qualitative, exploratory and descriptive field research conducted from January to April 2013 with seven families, totaling 16 participants. Semi-structured interview, minimum map of relationships and observation were the methods of data collection in families' domiciles. After analyzing the thematic content, the categories were established: The support is very strong! It's everything to me: benefits of professional attention; and They don't have wisdom for it there: difficulties of professional attention. Results: As a benefit, it has the multidisciplinary service offered by the Service of Health Care of the Person with Stoma, with notoriety for the nursing. The lack of knowledge of some nursing professionals from other services and the difficulty to handle the stoma and the device collectors were difficulties identified. Conclusion:The web of professionals and health services form both positive and negative nodes in the care of the families of the person with elimination stoma, characterizing the professional attention to the families of people with stoma as a duality experienced. Artigo extraído da Dissertação de Mestrado "Tecituras da rede social da família no cuidado à pessoa com estomia" defendida em 2014 no Programa DESCRIPTORS:

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Professional attention to the families of people with elimination stoma: the duality experienced

Simon

Budó

Schimith

et al. 2018

ESTIMA, Braz. J. Enterostomal Ther.

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“…Lastly, it is necessary to corroborate that the power of adaptation has a component from the subjectivity of each member of the dyad, having as starting point circumstances of biographic situation, body of knowledge, and prior experiences. (39,40) With respect to the category of the Capacity of the Dyads to Perform the Instrumental and Affective Care of the Ostomies mediated by a relationship of trust and bonding, as mentioned by Villa et al, (25) people consider the family the principal source of support; it is facilitating at the beginning, but the ideal is for patients to assume their self-care. (41) Due to the foregoing, follow-up and health education processes must be carried out in personalized manner, from specific learning needs as indicator of successful management of the recovery after the hospital discharge.…”

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Experiences and Perceptions in Dyads about Ostomy Care. Meta-synthesis of Qualitative Studies

Mesa¹,

Fernández²,

Rodríguez³

et al. 2022

invest. educ. enferm

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Objective. To understand the experiences and perceptions of care dyads (person and caregiver) when having a permanent discharge ostomy. Methods. Meta-synthesis that followed the ENTREQ standards and was registered in PROSPERO CRD42020221755; It was developed in three phases: (i). Search for studies in academic search engines, with MeSH terms: [(Patients) AND (Ostomy)) AND (Caregivers)], including qualitative primary studies published between 2000 and 2020; (ii). Assessment of the methodological quality with the CORE-Q instrument and the credibility of qualitative findings under the guidelines of the Johanna Briggs Institute; and (iii). Comparative analysis according to the guidelines by Sandelowski and Barroso. Results. The work identified 664 studies; in screening, 35 passed to full-text analysis; 22 to methodological quality evaluation; and 10 to meta-synthesis. The study found 43 qualitative findings that constituted four categories: dyads perform instrumental and emotional care; ambivalent family caregiving feelings and actions; assertive and effective family care; and rejection of bodily changes and sexual dysfunction. These categories constitute the central meta-theme: “The dyads experience a life rupture, which is restored in a sea of ambivalent emotions and learning; at the same time, affective, instrumental and assertive care is constructed”. Conclusions: People who experience having a permanent discharge ostomy express their rejection to the change in bodily image, alterations in sexual life and as a couple. Caregivers and families are the main source of support by being facilitators in self-care, through relationships of mutuality and reciprocity.

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“…En consecuencia, el estudio de la calidad de vida de los pacientes colostomizados se ha convertido en una ayuda vital para el personal del área de la salud, ya que a través de ésta se pueden detectar fallas en la forma de proceder del personal médico o enfermero, que atiende al paciente, además, se logra determinar si lo que se hace es suficiente o no, y así diseñar cada vez mejores métodos para ayudar al paciente. (Ferreira-Umpiérrez, 2013) Es así que para el profesional de enfermería estudiar la calidad de vida en los pacientes colostomizados es de gran interés, porque permite conocer al paciente desde una perspectiva más holística, que incluye sus valores, creencias, percepciones, etc, por ende tal conocimiento permitirá al enfermero (a) a canalizar sus cuidados de acuerdo a la patología, estado de salud y características personales y con ello mejorar la calidad de vida del paciente a cargo (Castro, M., Castro, C., & Clemente, H., 2013).…”

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Tipos de colostomía según su localización y la calidad de vida en los pacientes colostomizados que asisten al Consultorio Externo de Cirugía General del Hospital Nacional Guillermo Almenara Irigoyen, Lima, 2015

Chuquillanqui

Ríos²,

Pacompia³

2016

Salud

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Objetivo: Determinar la relación entre los tipos de colostomía según su localización y la calidad de vida en lospacientes colostomizados. Material y métodos: estudio de enfoque cuantitativo, diseño no experimental, de tipocorrelacional, transversal. El tipo de muestreo fue no probabilístico siendo por conveniencia bajo criterios deinclusión y exclusión. La muestra estuvo constituida por 90 pacientes colostomizados. Se usó el CuestionarioSF36 para medir la calidad de vida y para el tipo de colostomía según su localización, se utilizó una guía deevaluación. Resultados: Se evidenció que existe relación entre colostomía ascendente, transverso y calidad devida en la dimensión física y mental con p= 0,031 y 0,011 y p= 0,008 y 0,007, respectivamente. En cuanto acolostomía descendente y calidad de vida en la dimensión física no existe relación (p= 0,286) y en la dimensiónmental existe relación (p= 0,031), asimismo, en la colostomía sigmoidea y calidad de vida en las dimensionesfísica y mental no existe relación (p= 0,210 y 0,340). Existe relación entre el tiempo de permanencia de lacolostomía y la calidad de vida (p=0,036). La calidad de vida global de los pacientes colostomizados es de nivelbajo 27,8%, medio 51,5% y alto 13,4%. Conclusión: los tipos de colostomía según su ubicación y la calidad devida de los pacientes colostomizados se relacionan significativamente (p value=0,028), ya que estos pacientesexperimentan situaciones desagradables debido a los cambios fisiológicos, dietéticos, psicológicos, estéticos,sociales y económicos que experimentan tras la cirugía.

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Viviendo con una ostomía: percepciones y expectativas desde la fenomenología social

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

Professional attention to the families of people with elimination stoma: the duality experienced

Professional attention to the families of people with elimination stoma: the duality experienced

Experiences and Perceptions in Dyads about Ostomy Care. Meta-synthesis of Qualitative Studies

Tipos de colostomía según su localización y la calidad de vida en los pacientes colostomizados que asisten al Consultorio Externo de Cirugía General del Hospital Nacional Guillermo Almenara Irigoyen, Lima, 2015

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