Perceptions of family members of patients with cancer on musical encounters during the antineoplastic treatment

Silva, Vladimir Araújo da; Marcon, Sônia Silva; Sales, Catarina Aparecida

doi:10.5935/0034-7167.20140054

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“…On the other hand, the "being family" can flow into a more existentialist sense, showing, in a certain way, a perception of affectivity and belonging, corresponding to a bond that one has, to a feeling that the person did not arise chaotically, was born of someone (20) . And this perspective reminds us of Merleau-Ponty's thought that we are not separate from the world, things, and the other, but intertwined with them (11) .…”

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Perception of drug users on family: a phenomenological study

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Objective: to understand the perception of drug users about “being a family” in the context of their psychosocial rehabilitation. Method: based on the theoretical-philosophical reference of Maurice Merleau-Ponty. It was carried out with eleven users of the Center for Psychosocial Care Alcohol and other Drugs (CAPS AD) in a municipality in the South of Bahia, Brazil, through the Focal Group, in August 2015. The resulting material was submitted to the Ambiguity Analytical Technique. Results: the readings of the descriptions allowed the definition of the thematic category: Nuances of being family: materialist and existential view. Final considerations: the results of the study converged to the understanding that the user of alcohol and other drugs recognizes the “being a family” from two dimensions: a more materialistic, and an existentialist, which need to be considered in the process of psychosocial rehabilitation of this user.

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“…Music feeds spiritually, making the patient and family member experience the presence of God and thus be able to withstand the pain and anguish of emerging adversity. 25 The benefit of music therapy in the hospital context is also directed to the family. Music brings improvement in weakened beings, as it emerges as an instrument capable of accessing the subjectivity of these individuals, as well as playing a therapeutic role, alleviating the various feelings of fear and anxiety of the patient and their families.…”

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“…Music brings improvement in weakened beings, as it emerges as an instrument capable of accessing the subjectivity of these individuals, as well as playing a therapeutic role, alleviating the various feelings of fear and anxiety of the patient and their families. 25 Therefore, musical care is a practice that motivates and rescues affective bonds, increasing the interaction of the professional, the patient and the family. It can encourage the individual to see 4their clinical condition positively, without highlighting their limitations, leading all to overcome the challenges in the care process of this subject.…”

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“…6,24 Therefore, it contributes to the broader care, in a biopsychospiritual proposal, which raises its relevance with the professional practice in the health area, from the moment it is presented as an interactional form of treatment to the hospitalized individual. 25 Music promotes awareness not only in the patient, but motivates the nursing professional regarding the responsibility of maintaining a therapeutic, more communicative, respectful and ethical environment. 6 Therefore, music visits promote important benefits for the better relationship between patient, family and staff.…”

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Music as a transpersonal care tool - perceptions of hospitalized people assisted in the university extension

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Objective: to analyze the perception of hospitalized patients about the care received through an extensionist musical visit under the perspective of the Theory of Human Caring. Method: a descriptive-exploratory-qualitative research conducted in a hospital of the state of Bahia, with 15 hospitalized patients, interviewed within 24 hours after receiving the extensionist musical visit. Collection involved semi-structured interview, analyzed through Discourse of the Collective Subject. Results: three axes emerged: Musical Care at the interface with Transpersonal Care; Music as a rescue element of hope during hospitalization; and Beyond music - a meeting between care, art and human relations. The results show the feelings evoked during the experience of the musical visit and emphasize the importance of this activity. Conclusion and Implications for the practice: music as a Transpersonal Care strategy motivates patient-staff-family ties, encouraging optimism and hope by mobilizing feelings and sensations of body, mind and soul, enabling the emergence of resilient behaviors during the hospitalization process. The study promotes reflection and guidance for the most creative, sensitive and bold care in the hospital environment. It suggests greater use of music by the health staff - meeting a care extended to human needs that transcend the physical.

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“…Otras de las intervenciones están enfocadas a la incorporación de acciones derivadas de profesionales, pudiendo ser no sanitarios, que ofrecen a los pacientes un momento de entretenimiento e incluso de relax, dentro del entorno sanitario, como las actuaciones de payasos, que ofrecen una interesante perspectiva a la hora de reducir el estrés en el entorno pediátrico (Barkmann, Siem, Wessolowski, y Schulte-Markwort, 2013), y de utilidad también para otro tipo de pacientes (no sólo para los niños) (Boscarelli, 2017;Dionigi y Canestrari, 2016). Otro enfoque que se da habitualmente dentro de las acciones de la Humanización es el de la musicoterapia, donde la música resulta efectiva por ejemplo a la hora de generar motivación y proporcionar confort al paciente oncológico, tras recibir el tratamiento (da Silva, Marcon, y Sales, 2014).…”

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Propuesta de un Modelo de Humanización basado en las Competencias Personales: Modelo HUMAS

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A pesar de que hoy en día el concepto de Humanización está muy presente en el entorno de los cuidados, no existe una definición clara sobre qué puede entenderse por humanización de los cuidados. Con el objetivo de colaborar en la concreción de un término que posee una clara composición multifactorial, se plantea la creación de un modelo que permita explicar las competencias y actitudes que debe desarrollar un profesional sanitario para incorporar la Humanización en el ejercicio de su profesión. En el modelo propuesto, la Humanización se define como un conjunto de competencias personales que permiten desarrollar la actividad profesional, dentro del ámbito sanitario, velando por la dignidad y el respeto hacia el ser humano. Es, por tanto, una actividad enfocada a la mejora del cuidado de la salud, tanto física como mental y emocional, dirigida tanto a pacientes y familiares, como a los propios profesionales sanitarios. El modelo teórico propuesto HUMAS, está centrado en los procesos psicológicos, en las competencias personales que capacitan a los profesionales sanitarios para ofrecer al paciente una atención de calidad. Así, el profesional, contando con todos los recursos disponibles en el sistema sociosanitario y en el entorno del paciente, además requiere de la adquisición y el desarrollo de competencias personales entre las que se encuentra la disposición al optimismo, la sociabilidad, la compresión emocional, la autoeficacia y la afectación, entendidas como esenciales para contribuir a un desempeño profesional positivo, basado en la humanización, como es el modelo HUMAS.

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Perceptions of family members of patients with cancer on musical encounters during the antineoplastic treatment

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

Perception of drug users on family: a phenomenological study

Perception of drug users on family: a phenomenological study

Music as a transpersonal care tool - perceptions of hospitalized people assisted in the university extension

Propuesta de un Modelo de Humanización basado en las Competencias Personales: Modelo HUMAS

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