2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002008000300020
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Conceptions about palliative care: literature review

Abstract: This literature review study aimed to identify the conceptions of palliative care mentioned in Brazilian journals. The databases LILACS, SciELO and BDENF were used. In total, 47 articles were selected, published from 2000 to 2006. The conceptions found refer to the concept of palliative care, understood as integral care for individuals in terminal conditions, emphasizing the physical, psychosocial and spiritual aspects of the individual and the family; quality of life; care based on a humanistic approach and v… Show more

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“…En esta fase, marcada por frustraciones y dolores, surge la necesidad de cuidados especiales, de manera a aceptar la complejidad del ser humano, y también la promoción del confort como objetivos principales de la atención (1).…”
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“…En esta fase, marcada por frustraciones y dolores, surge la necesidad de cuidados especiales, de manera a aceptar la complejidad del ser humano, y también la promoción del confort como objetivos principales de la atención (1).…”
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“…Thus, it was expected that patients would have a worse perception of this domain because the progression of the disease (Karnofsky performance status less than or equal to 40%) causes significant changes in various organs and senses. Several authors have noted that pain is the main complaint of patients and profoundly limits their daily activities (1)(2)(3)5,8,10,14) . The Autonomy domain (60.85%) demonstrates the extent to which patients feel free and respected to make their own decisions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The objective of palliative care is the prevention and relief of suffering by symptom control (1)(2)(3) by integrating the Health Sciences with the Humanities (3) . This philosophy proposes that care should be conducted by a multidisciplinary team and is characterized by the acceptance of the limit of life, with a focus on care rather than a cure (3)(4)(5) . Thus, nursing professionals are essential in this process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4 The peculiarity of clients' profile in palliative oncology care derives from the great care demand and clinical instability, besides the presence of relatives with their own needs, requiring care actions that include education and support in the mourning phase for example. 5 During hospitalization, specifically in palliative oncology care, the complexity of the context is well evidenced in the dialogues between order and disorder, death and life, in uncertainties and unforeseen aspects, as the indication of this care results from highly refractory and discomforting symptoms and/or severe social problems, which may mean the proximity of death. 6 In this scenario, it is the nursing team that constantly stays with clients and their relatives, 24 hours per day, spending more time on end-oflife client care than any other professional.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%