2018
DOI: 10.1590/1413-81232018232.15062017
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Cronicidade: experiência de adoecimento e cuidado sob a ótica das ciências sociais

Abstract: Iniciam com o contexto teórico das Ciências Sociais que, ao dar voz às pessoas adoecidas, recupera suas trajetórias, histórias de vida e narrativas 1 , sobretudo nas relações entre identidade, self e experiência.Os demais capítulos desta parte apresentam uma análise de itinerários terapêuticos de indivíduos ou grupos sociais, contrapondo as dimensões simbóli-cas e materiais em relação à disponibilidade, oferta e acessibilidade aos recursos terapêuticos. Salientam a importância de pesquisas qualitativas, o uso … Show more

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“…Rehabilitation focuses on the transfiguration of daily life and works with what there is "today" of preserved ability, for the greatest possible independence within the functional potential of each individual, aiming at a better adaptation to their new condition. Postmodern thinking 18 aligns with today, with the here and now, and concerns what people have been looking for: life in its eternal restart. A cycle ends, forcing the recognition that the saturation of a world with disabilities is not the end of the world but the end of a world to be reborn in another, expressed by the resumption of strength and vigor, adapting to another pace of living, bringing the importance of life, the cult of the body (self-care), the feeling of tribal belonging ((re)socialization), the return to the desire to live, today and now, rehabilitation.…”
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“…Rehabilitation focuses on the transfiguration of daily life and works with what there is "today" of preserved ability, for the greatest possible independence within the functional potential of each individual, aiming at a better adaptation to their new condition. Postmodern thinking 18 aligns with today, with the here and now, and concerns what people have been looking for: life in its eternal restart. A cycle ends, forcing the recognition that the saturation of a world with disabilities is not the end of the world but the end of a world to be reborn in another, expressed by the resumption of strength and vigor, adapting to another pace of living, bringing the importance of life, the cult of the body (self-care), the feeling of tribal belonging ((re)socialization), the return to the desire to live, today and now, rehabilitation.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…Coexistence among peers is a strategy to privilege the subjective and inter-subjective elements in the care process for the chronically ill, considering their needs as the guiding thread of interdisciplinary actions in a counter-hegemonic division. 1 Practicing faith is also pointed out as a strength and reinforces the emphasis on rehabilitation, which should be drawn by the individuals themselves, providing engagement in the activities; however, it will depend on the interest, motivation, and time of each person. When evaluating the influence of spirituality, religiosity and beliefs on the quality of life of people with SCI, in the constructs, a higher quality of life was observed which is related to hope, optimism, spiritual strength, and also faith.…”
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confidence: 98%
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