2015
DOI: 10.1590/0104-07072015003760012
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Factors which influence the process of experiencing cardiac revascularization

Abstract: This study aimed to understand the factors which influence the process of experiencing cardiac revascularization surgery for patients, family members and health professionals, in a hospital which is a center of excellence, located in the South region of Brazil. The methodological framework was Grounded Theory. Data collection was undertaken in October 2010 -May 2012 through semi-structured interviews with 33 participants (patients, family members, doctors, nurses, a physical education trainer and a nursing tec… Show more

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“…This condition limits the access of users coming from other institutions and makes the waiting process for the cardiovascular surgery very long, even of the patients already hospitalized in the emergency, mainly due to the insufficient supply of beds for hospitalization in the coronary unit, the unavailability of surgical rooms and anesthetists. [20][21] Consequently, too much waiting for surgery is responsible for exacerbation of anxiety and worsening of the health condition of some patients, 21 culminating in the occurrence of serious complications or the death of patients while awaiting surgery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This condition limits the access of users coming from other institutions and makes the waiting process for the cardiovascular surgery very long, even of the patients already hospitalized in the emergency, mainly due to the insufficient supply of beds for hospitalization in the coronary unit, the unavailability of surgical rooms and anesthetists. [20][21] Consequently, too much waiting for surgery is responsible for exacerbation of anxiety and worsening of the health condition of some patients, 21 culminating in the occurrence of serious complications or the death of patients while awaiting surgery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Paralelamente, nessa amostra, Apoio da família, dos amigos e de outros também se sobressaiu entre os relatos (42,9 %), o que corrobora resultados da literatura (32). Quanto ao domínio Resolução de problemas, ao observar seu destaque no IEC, compreendeu-se que, para essa amostra, a realização do procedimento cirúrgico parece ter significado de resolução da obstrução coronariana, o que corrobora resultados da literatura (33).…”
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“…Dentre as categorias de estressores, duas se destacaram, embora não tenham se relacionado de forma estatisticamente significante com níveis de estresse percebido. O "Medo de morrer" foi a categoria mais citada (17,1 %), o que corrobora com os resultados os resultados encontrados com pacientes no sul do Brasil (32). É provável que tal medo esteja relacionado à novidade da situação (desconhecido), à percepção do coração como um órgão vital (41) e à avaliação do evento como um procedimento complexo.…”
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“…[5][6][7][10][11][12][13] In addition to the functional analysis of the surgical results, in the last few years, researchers have been searching for a subjective analysis regarding the health condition of these people. Therefore, perspectives of patients on the evaluation of signs and symptoms of the disorder, health-related quality of life (HRQOL), 11,[14][15][16] pain, functional aspects, 6,17-19 expectations [20][21][22][23] and satisfaction with the treatment [24][25] have been sought. Such evaluations are necessary to support healthcare professionals in making decisions concerning the treatment, preventing the development of unrealistic expectations in patients.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%