2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.burns.2014.01.012
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A qualitative study of teachers’ experiences of a school reintegration programme for young children following a burn injury

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“…This can include preparing teachers, parents and peers for what it might be like when the child finally returns to school and the changes that will need to be made, both emotionally and physically [5,6]. There is a potential emotional impact on teachers including a worry that the child's peers will be insensitive with regards to their burn injury and a desire to protect the child from further harm [7]. Teachers who are not prepared for the reintegration of a child with a burn injury may feel inadequate in their abilities [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This can include preparing teachers, parents and peers for what it might be like when the child finally returns to school and the changes that will need to be made, both emotionally and physically [5,6]. There is a potential emotional impact on teachers including a worry that the child's peers will be insensitive with regards to their burn injury and a desire to protect the child from further harm [7]. Teachers who are not prepared for the reintegration of a child with a burn injury may feel inadequate in their abilities [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…They also emphasize the role of the teachers and classmates in promoting the child's autonomy [14,15]. The reported benefits of these programs are that they facilitate social reintegration, enhance the support received by the pediatric burn survivor from other children and teachers during the return to school process and provide a learning opportunity to discuss issues, such as teasing and difficulties associated with being different, as well as team building [13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Dos 13 artigos incluídos nesta revisão, 12 apresentaram programas de reinserção de crianças sobreviventes de queimaduras (ARSHAD et al, 2015;BISHOP;GILINSKY, 1995;CAHNERS, 1979;CHRISTIANSEN et al, 2007;DUNLAP et al, 2013;MEYER;BARNETT;GROSS, 1987;O'BRIEN;WIT, 1985;ROSENSTEIN, 1987;STALEY et al, 1999;WILSON, GASKELL;MURRAY, 2014). A Tabela 1 apresenta detalhes de cada programa.…”
Section: Programas De Reinserção Escolarunclassified
“…Equipe envolvida: NI Público-alvo: NI Serviços: telefonemas e cartas do hospital enviadas para a escola Critérios de seleção: NI Legenda: NI = Não Informado // SCQ = Superfície corporal queimada. *Este artigo é o único que reporta sugestões acerca do desenvolvimento de um Programa de Reinserção Escolar, mas não se trata de um Programa específico Os programas de reinserção devem ser realizados por uma equipe multidisciplinar de queimaduras (DUNLAP et al, 2013;ROSENSTEIN, 1987;WILSON;MURRAY, 2014), com enfermeiros, psicólogos, terapeutas ocupacionais (ARSHAD et al, 2015;BISHOP;GILINSKY, 1995;WILSON;MURRAY, 2014;), médicos e cirurgiões (WILSON; GASKELL; MURRAY, 2014), especialistas em jogos (play specialist) (ARSHAD et al, 2015;WILSON;MURRAY, 2014), especialistas em pediatria (child life specialist) e professores da escola (BISHOP;GILINSKY, 1995). A pessoa escolhida para visitar a escola deve ser capaz de responder por todas as áreas envolvidas no cuidado, abordando tanto a reabilitação física quanto psicológica da criança.…”
Section: Cahners (1979)unclassified
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