2010
DOI: 10.1002/pbc.22532
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Factors influencing parental readiness to let their child with cancer die

Abstract: Parents' internal struggle between a preserving frame of mind and one of letting go is influenced by a combination of factors. However, professionals can influence some of these factors in order to facilitate this transition.

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“…36 Parents who are about to lose their child need clear, honest, complete, and thoughtful communication regarding their child's prognosis at the end-of-life stage. 4,[37][38][39][40] In accordance with previous studies, we also suggest that health care professionals need to be aware of possible differences in parental perceptions and respect these 10,31 ; health care providers also need to share accurate information with parents so that parents are able to understand their child's condition, both intellectually and emotionally, and come to terms with it.…”
Section: Matsuoka and Naramasupporting
confidence: 77%
“…36 Parents who are about to lose their child need clear, honest, complete, and thoughtful communication regarding their child's prognosis at the end-of-life stage. 4,[37][38][39][40] In accordance with previous studies, we also suggest that health care professionals need to be aware of possible differences in parental perceptions and respect these 10,31 ; health care providers also need to share accurate information with parents so that parents are able to understand their child's condition, both intellectually and emotionally, and come to terms with it.…”
Section: Matsuoka and Naramasupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Commonly reported barriers to effective PC/EOL communication are the preferences of both parents and children to protect others from emotional distress (Davies et al, 2008) and parents' inability to understand their child's impending death (Kars, Grypdonck, Beishuizen, Meijer-van den Bergh, & van Delden, 2010;Kars et al, 2011). Other barriers to effective PC/EOL communication are parental concerns about finances and cultural differences among parents impeding expression of their perceptions and needs (Beckstrand et al, 2010;Dighe, Jadhav, Muckaden, & Sovani, 2008;Dunne, Sullivan, & Kernohan, 2005).…”
Section: Barriers To Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Foi realizada a visita à família no domicílio em município próximo, a cerca de 20 Km Da mesma forma que pesquisas recentes envolvendo familiares de crianças e do adolescente com câncer em cuidados paliativos, a presente investigação observou aceitação, por parte dos pais, da morte do filho quando a doença se agravou muito, gerando progressão do sofrimento a cada dia -situação, muitas vezes incontrolável pela equipe, mesmo com uso de todos os recursos disponíveis (KARS et al, 2010(KARS et al, e 2011. Outros aspectos importantes observados na literatura foram a dificuldade e incapacidade de comunicação da criança e adolescente, sintomas relacionados com a aproximação da morte, os quais também geram sentimentos aceitação da morte como forma de cessar o intenso sofrimento do filho (KARS et al, 2010(KARS et al, e 2011ZELCER et al, 2010).…”
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“…Outros aspectos importantes observados na literatura foram a dificuldade e incapacidade de comunicação da criança e adolescente, sintomas relacionados com a aproximação da morte, os quais também geram sentimentos aceitação da morte como forma de cessar o intenso sofrimento do filho (KARS et al, 2010(KARS et al, e 2011ZELCER et al, 2010). O momento do diagnóstico configura-se como sendo de intenso estresse, angústia e incertezas para a criança e adolescente e, sobretudo, para seus pais e familiares, os quais têm suas rotinas modificadas, agora em direção ao cuidado do ente doente.…”
Section: Família 10unclassified
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