Espiritualidade e resiliência na adultez e velhice: uma revisão

Margaça, Clara; Rodrigues, Donizete

doi:10.22409/1984-0292/v31i2/5690

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“…Religiosity and spirituality may be associated with greater resilience, especially in old age, more frequent positive emotions, greater satisfaction with life, and less serious chronic conditions (22) . In addition, these factors have profound consequences on patient care and work organization (23) .…”

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Aging: the experience of nurses working in a hospital

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Objectives: to understand the experience of aging in the perspective of nurses working in a hospital environment. Methods: descriptive study with a qualitative approach, with interviews based on six guiding questions analyzed through Martín Heidegger’s perspective on Phenomenology. Results: eleven nurses with a mean age of 46.2 years old participated in the study. The study unveiled the phenomenon of being a nurse in the process of aging. The speeches were divided into three categories: Being-there and the different faces of aging; Being-in-the-world of work; Being-in-the-world of old age. Final Considerations: there was a trend towards a positive search for aging and active old age, but aspects such as fear of loneliness and abandonment (“Being-in-the-world of old age”) emerged through fearful speeches. There is a need for gerontological education so that nurses can properly discuss and plan a healthy aging process and achieve a dignified old age.

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“…Resilience is considered a protective factor of spirituality (38) , it is associated with quality of life and the potential to overcome adversity, physical comorbidities and functional capacity itself. This may explain how individuals with chronic illnesses are able to maintain control over the disease and positive self-perceived health, as well as being linked to healthy aging (19,26) .…”

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Healthy aging promotion model referenced in Nola Pender’s theory

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Objectives: to model the process of promoting healthy aging from the conceptual analysis proposed by Walker and Avant and Nola Pender’s Health Promotion Model. Methods: this is a descriptive and theoretical study, with a qualitative approach. Elements resulting from conceptual analysis were used to model a healthy aging promotion process based on Nola Pender’s Health Promotion Model. Results: in conceptual analysis, seven antecedents, seven attributes and three consequences of the concept of healthy aging were identified. Final Considerations: the proposed Health Promotion Model represents a structure that in an instrumental way can guide the nursing process application in gerontological clinical practice. This can guide nurses in identifying diagnoses, establishing outcomes and implementing interventions aimed at promoting the elderly’s health.

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“…Quando o paciente já não vê mais solução no tratamento ou o processo torna-se doloroso ao ponto de desanimá-lo, ele se agarra a sua fé, exercida de maneira muito particular, para continuar a jornada de enfrentamento da neoplasia. A religião tem se revelado particularmente relevante como estratégia de enfrentamento de situações adversas, sendo a fé religiosa apontada como uma importante fonte de resiliência (Margaça & Rodrigues, 2019).…”

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A Influência Da Fé No Tratamento De Pacientes Oncológicos

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The cancer has been studied for a long time and some conclusions of these illness should be associate of many reasons. According some researches, this illness has been considered one of the biggest public health problem around the world and with many cases registered. Everybody who is in front of possibility to positive diagnostic of cancer can be negative feelings or thoughts about the future and their uncertainties. The psychologist should contribute with the mental process by using technical knowledge to help people and mental impacts caused because the illness and contribute with a complete care identifying potentials psychical disorders. In this process the faith becomes a significant alternative to the treatment, could result in trust and power of balance. The faith should be represented part of a process to understand and take on lidding with the cancer, improving the life quality and intensifying the struggle of illness. The focus on this studying was identifying the influence of faith on oncological patients’ treatment on hospital unit in São Paulo from capital. It was about a qualitative research and were considered seven people with the same repetitive talks after had been interviewed. The people selection was random, inside the hospital and all of participants was interviewed following a guide prepared before of the researches. The analyses results were produced about the “Talk Analyses or Speech Analyses” making the categories. In terms of expected results, the faith was considered a positive alternative and source to face or to feel of cancer. The faith phenomenon can contribute significantly to the cancer treatment process.

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Espiritualidade e resiliência na adultez e velhice: uma revisão

Cited by 24 publications

References 40 publications

Aging: the experience of nurses working in a hospital

Aging: the experience of nurses working in a hospital

Healthy aging promotion model referenced in Nola Pender’s theory

A Influência Da Fé No Tratamento De Pacientes Oncológicos

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