La dimensión espiritual en el cuidado de las personas con cáncer: una revisión integradora

Simão-Miranda, Talita Prado; Monteiro, Lidiane Aparecida; Carvalho, Camila Csizmar; Cordeiro, Laís Andrade; Chaves, Eliane Corrêa; Leite, Marília Carvalho

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“…People with spiritual beliefs experience less intense pain (Christian et al 2018); specifically, the level of suffering of patients in spiritual palliative care decreases at the end of life (Rufino-Castro 2015) Various studies highlight the positive effect of the presence of clergy as a spiritual support (Balboni et al 2013;Ferrell et al 2008). Any type of spiritual support or practice can generate hope and help individuals express their feelings (Simão-Miranda et al 2017;Ando et al 2009;Herth 2000), for example using rituals and ritual-like acts (Van der Weegen et al 2019), by promoting the resilience capacity (Barreto et al 2015). Thus, investing in spiritual care may benefit patient well-being and reduce suffering.…”

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Spiritual Dimension at the End of Life: A Phenomenological Study from the Caregiver’s Perspective

Ortega‐Galán

Cabrera-Troya²,

Ibáñez‐Masero

et al. 2019

J Relig Health

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The lives of healthy and sick people are structured according to a variety of conceptual matrices. One of these matrixes consists of philosophical, spiritual, and religious convictions, being this especially relevant in the process of the end of life. The objective of the study is to understand the meaning that individuals at the end of life and the relatives of such individuals award spiritual and/or religious beliefs through an examination of caregiver narratives. Multicentric study was developed that used a qualitative design and a phenomenological approach. The study was conducted in the autonomous community of Andalusia, specifically in the provinces of Almeria, Malaga, Seville, Granada, and Huelva. The selection method was purposive sampling. Caregivers who had lost a relative in a period between 2 months and 2 years previously and who were not in a process of pathological grieving were selected for inclusion in the study. The method involved five discussion groups and 41 in-depth interviews, with a total of 87 participants. A change of paradigms is necessary in which, among other elements, the focus of palliative care is centered on the ability to address these spiritual needs, and healthcare professionals are trained to assist in the provision of such care. Another important consideration is the inequality of spiritual supported provided by clergy from various religions. At least in the cultural context of the research, Catholic chaplains were the only institutional figures whose presence was assumed necessary by health organizations. However, the cultural and/ or religious diversity in the autonomous community in which the study was conducted is increasingly broad and complex. It appears necessary to incorporate a variety of clergies in health units so that all patients may find support, whether in terms of companionship or celebration.

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Spiritual Dimension at the End of Life: A Phenomenological Study from the Caregiver’s Perspective

Ortega‐Galán

Cabrera-Troya²,

Ibáñez‐Masero

et al. 2019

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“…Essa temática tem sido frequente em pesquisas com reconhecida inserção na prática assistencial devido ao seu ideal regulador pois, entre os princípios que constituem as Diretrizes do SUS, a integralidade se destaca por indicar o resgate das dimensões subjetivas e psicossociais do saber em saúde, norteando o cuidado cotidiano (Wenceslau, 2014).…”

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Integralidad del ser humano y el cuidado en el proceso salud-enfermedad

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Andrade²,

Abdala³

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“…Destaca-se ainda um estudo de revisão conduzido por Simão-Miranda et al (2017) que buscou identificar na literatura estudos que abordavam as atividades de enfermagem envolvendo o cuidado espiritual a pacientes adultos com câncer. Entre os oito artigos analisados constam três artigos experimentais ou quase experimentais cujo nível de evidência foi de II e III.…”

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“…Cabe decir cuando el paciente entra en agonía. El enfermero es conmovido por el deceso del paciente y muchas veces esto pareciera mostrar una personalidad indiferente, sin embargo, diversos estudios muestran que el enfermero es afectado por diferentes circunstancias y por su condición de ser humano (Simão-Miranda et al, 2017).…”

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“…Estas competencias por lo general se aprenden con la experiencia laboral o en los programas de especialización en cuidados paliativos. Estudios reportan el efecto en el profesional, generando angustia, miedo y sufrimiento y que esto condiciona al cuidado de futuros pacientes (Redondo-Elvira, Ibañez-del-Prado, & Barbas-Abad, 2017).…”

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La dimensión espiritual en el cuidado de las personas con cáncer: una revisión integradora

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