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2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002012000900022
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Family considerations about the decision to refuse organ donation

Abstract: Objective: To understand the social representations that guided family decision to refuse organ donation for transplant and to identify the actions of the social environment that influenced this refusal. Methods: Qualitative study using a descriptive exploratory design. Nine family members were interviewed between February and August 2009, whose family member death had been reported regularly by the Transplantation Center of Pernambuco. The statements underwent content analysis in semantic categories. Results:… Show more

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“…(14:9) It is seen that the theory tries to give support to the reviews originated also in the field of health, and that the social representations and practices have an intimate relationship. This fact is proven by 172 research groups that study TSR in Brazil, which confirms this theory as a living theoretical and methodological standard (15)(16)(17) . As a result, there are studies that also try to understand the meanings given by the family during the home visits of the ESF, observing the recognition of difficulties and potentialities of this practice.…”
Section: Humanization As a Possibility To Build Bonds Autonomy And Isupporting
confidence: 58%
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“…(14:9) It is seen that the theory tries to give support to the reviews originated also in the field of health, and that the social representations and practices have an intimate relationship. This fact is proven by 172 research groups that study TSR in Brazil, which confirms this theory as a living theoretical and methodological standard (15)(16)(17) . As a result, there are studies that also try to understand the meanings given by the family during the home visits of the ESF, observing the recognition of difficulties and potentialities of this practice.…”
Section: Humanization As a Possibility To Build Bonds Autonomy And Isupporting
confidence: 58%
“…Authors emphasize in studies of social representations of patients and relatives the adoption of organs in transplantation procedures, before and after the studied events. The social representations of organ donation for transplantations express a necessity to humanize (17) the health teams, and the relationships between patients, relatives, and health professionals.…”
Section: Humanization As a Possibility To Build Bonds Autonomy And Imentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ou seja, o momento da entrevista acontece em uma situação onde a família pode não dá tanta importância já que está passando pela reação de morte de um familiar (BONETTI et al, 2017). É observado que para Lira et al (2012) Entretanto foi considerado na pesquisa de Silva, Souza e Nejo (2011), que não somente o papel da equipe deve ser efetivo, mas, também o envolvimento das instituições responsáveis pelo processo do transplante: poder público, hospitais, profissionais de saúde e até mesmo a sociedade, a fim de facilitar o processo de doação.…”
Section: Resultado E Discussãounclassified
“…Nesse sentido, os familiares sentem-se insatisfeitos por não participarem das decisões relativas ao cuidado de seu ente e pela falta de conhecimento e de esclarecimentos da equipe médica sobre o tratamento adotado e dos testes para diagnótico de ME, ficando desapontados. [26][27] Os profissionais de saúde que atuam junto a pacientes críticos precisam conscientizar-se que os cuidados não se finalizam diante da morte do paciente e, quando percebem o fracasso de todas as tentativas, precisam adotar medidas e protocolos para o diagnóstico de ME; durante esse processo devem manter os familiares esclarecidos de todas as medidas adotadas, 28 sendo primordial que sejam capacitados para adotarem essa continuidade do cuidado, pois há, na formação, lacunas referentes à temática da doação. 29 Ademais, os familiares referem que minimizaria o sofrimento e humanizaria a assistência prestada, se ações que reduzissem o tempo para os procedimentos da extração de órgãos, que muitas vezes, contribuiram para a recusa a doação, bem como, maior divulgação das informações referentes, não somente à doação, mas também à ME, fossem implementadas.…”
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