Self-care and HIV/aids patients: nursing care systematization

Caetano, Joselany Áfio; Pagliuca, Lorita Marlena Freitag

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“…In everything an opposition seems to emerge between theoretical and practical knowledge because knowledge of distinct natures contrasts with each other (9,20) . The shift report is revealed in this study as a practice that occurs in a specific time and place, cyclically recreated (2)(3)(4)19) , though it is subject to permanent updating, is not always explicit, with the category of nurses (19) and part of nursing identity.…”

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The visibility of hygiene self-care in nurse-to-nurse shift change reports

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Martins

2011

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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This study aimed to understand the visibility of hygiene care related to inpatients with compromised self-care through the nurse-to-nurse shift change report. A qualitative approach was used and data were collected through observation and semi-structured interviews. A total of 33 nurses from medical and surgical units were observed and eight of them were interviewed. The results indicate that the nurse-to-nurse shift change report is a cyclically recreated practice that results in group coherence in updating information and in the continuity of care, and keeps nurses united. Hygiene care activities are present in the shift change reports; they are frequent in the shift change from morning to afternoon and less frequent in the remaining. Information concerning these activities helps to determine the type of aid necessary to the continuity of hygiene and of many other care activities and the rhythm of the following shifts. La visibilidad del autocuidado higiene en el cambio de turno de los enfermerosEl objetivo fue comprender la visibilidad de los cuidados de higiene en la información del cambio de turno, inherentes a la persona internada con el autocuidado comprometido. Se recurrió al abordaje cualitativo, utilizando la observación y la entrevista semiestructurada.Fueron observados 33 enfermeros, 8 de los cuales fueron entrevistados, provenientes de un servicio de medicina y otro de cirugía. De los hallazgos, se puede destacar que el cambio de turno es una práctica recreada cíclicamente y apunta para el sentido de coherencia del grupo en la reactualización de la información, la continuidad de los cuidados y mantiene unidos a los enfermeros. Los cuidados de higiene muestran su presencia en los relatos del cambio de turno, con vínculo explícito en el turno de las 14h30min e implícito en los restantes cambios. La información sobre estos proporciona orientaciones para la continuación de dichos cuidados, así como de los restantes cuidados, actividades y ritmo del próximo turno.Descriptores: Investigación en Enfermaría; Autocuidado; Trabajo por Turnos.

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“…Hence, it is the role of nurses to act, selecting help methods and focusing their actions according to the requirements of self-care to enable patients to progress and become autonomous (7,9) .…”

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The visibility of hygiene self-care in nurse-to-nurse shift change reports

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Martins

2011

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…In contrast to being limited to hospital care, Caetano and Pagliuca (2006) described their assessment and diagnosis plan as research in developing care plans for 10 patients with HIV/AIDS who attended a community clinic in Brazil. They first discussed the concepts of self-care, therapeutic self-care demand, and nursing systems, then described how they used the universal, developmental, and health-deviation self-care requisites in assessing the patients, staying close to the fifth edition of Orem's work, which they used and cited.…”

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Orem's Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory: Update on the State of the Art and Science

Biggs

2008

Nurs Sci Q

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In a previous Nursing Science Quarterly article on the state of the science, Taylor, Geden, Isaramalai, and Wongvatunyu (2000) provided a scholarly discussion of Orem's general theory of nursing, the essentials of the self-care deficit nursing theory, and an overview of the philosophical foundations (ontology and epistemology) of moderate realism upon which Orem's theory is founded. They made important statements about the use of terms and concepts from the theory in designing and reporting research. Understanding and correctly using the terms of the theory means using primary sources rather than secondary sources, which are incomplete and may mislead readers by paraphrased definitions. The next step is to review carefully the research using or articles applying the theory for the correctness of use of the concepts, and in selection of appropriate research instruments or practice protocols or guidelines. Research and applications in practice and education, then, would be more meaningful to the development of the nursing theory and to improving care of individuals, families, and communities using evidence-based practice. This author provides an update on Orem-based research.In order to have a fuller, deeper, and richer understanding of the meaning of the theory, this author suggests using a method of hermeneutic interpretation. The goal is to understand the whole theory in context in order to explain what the theory says (sense, through structural analysis) and what the theory is about (reference, through hermeneutics). As suggested by Biggs (1999) following Ricoeur (1975), reading the theory with an openness called semantic autonomy opens one to what the theory is saying without searching for hidden meanings. Hermeneutic interpretation of Orem's theory shows four root or major ideas expressive of the beauty of the world-of-nursing: nursing as a practice discipline; nursing as deliberate action; nursing as a helping, human health service and science; and nursing as self-care of another self.The use of structural analytic methods is closely aligned with what is called the received view of science, whereas hermeneutics is associated with the perceived view of science. These views have been long-standing issues in nursing, especially in deciding on a research design, often divided along the lines of quantitative and qualitative research. There have been attempts, with varying degrees of success, to combine in a single research project the two views of science, the two research traditions, for instance in triangulating, using research procedure and protocols from both views or using multiple instruments. It is important to note that qualitative methods are often associated with theory generation and quantitative with theory testing. Clearer understanding of the philosophical and methodological differences and the possibilities for advancing nursing knowledge development from both perspectives are laudable goals for all nursing research, practice protocols and guidelines, nursing education, and continued theory develop...

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“…The factor of the high rate of MMR and IMR that is related to the role of health officers can be resolved by upgrading the quality and scope of the health service, however the socio-cultural-related problems are sensitive issues and difficult to be intervened if the involvement of local community is not included [ 3 ] [ 4 ]. Women with HIV/AIDS have higher morbidity and mortality rate [ 5 ] [ 6 ]. Pregnant mothers with HIV-AIDS and family will encounter several problems in reproduction health that requires comprehension and adaptation towards changes on herself and family as well as the society that will affect the life quality [ 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ].…”

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The Intervention of Community Role for Improving Health Status of Pregnant Women Suffering HIV-AIDS in Medan

Nasution¹,

Erniyati²

2018

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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AIM:This research was aimed to analyse the influence of the intervention towards the pregnancy health status of the HIV-AIDS patients.METHODS:The type of the experiment is a quasi-experiment, and statistically analysed with SPSS 17. The data collection was held by spreading questionnaires and conducting interviews. The sample of the research consists of 39 pregnant mothers with HIV-AIDS in Medan, Indonesia. The intervention provided counselling about the treatment for expectant mothers with HIV-AIDS involving the community.RESULTS:The result of the research generally shows that intervention potentially increase the knowledge and the attitude of the pregnant mother. Intervention has a significant result which is p < 0.05, high-risk detection, ANC, selection of birth assistance and healthcare service provider.CONCLUSION:Intervention has an impact in increasing the knowledge, attitude and health status of the pregnant mothers. The involvement of the society takes an important role in the healthcare of the expectant mothers with HIV-AIDS.

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Self-care and HIV/aids patients: nursing care systematization

Cited by 11 publications

References 3 publications

The visibility of hygiene self-care in nurse-to-nurse shift change reports

The visibility of hygiene self-care in nurse-to-nurse shift change reports

Orem's Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory: Update on the State of the Art and Science

The Intervention of Community Role for Improving Health Status of Pregnant Women Suffering HIV-AIDS in Medan

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