2018
DOI: 10.24902/r.riase.2017.3(2).982
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<br /><br /> A FAMÍLIA NO CUIDADO AOS SEUS IDOSOS: GESTÃO DA SOBRECARGA E ESTRATÉGIAS PARA ENFRENTAR DIFICULDADES <br /> THE FAMILY IN CARE FOR THE ELDERLY: MANAGING THE OVERLOAD AND COPING WITH DIFFICULTIE

Abstract: A família no cuidado aos seus idosos:Gestão da sobrecarga e estratégias para enfrentar dificuldades La familia en el cuidado a los ancianos:Gestión de la sobrecarga y estrategias para enfrentar dificultades Conclusões: A multiplicidade de tarefas a serem diariamente executadas em apoio a um familiar em situação de dependência severa traduz-se em níveis de sobrecarga intensa, impactando negativamente na prestação de cuidados, na relação interpessoal, nas expectativas face ao cuidar e na perceção da autoeficáci… Show more

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“…The family, especially the primary caregivers of people in cancer treatment, are considered as essential support and the necessary link between patients, family members and the health care team. Sometimes, doubts about the family member's health status, lack of guidance and social support, and caregivers' own experience with the dependent person can cause physical and psychological changes (24) . These aspects demand a sensitive and active attitude of health professionals, especially of nursing, in the face of evidences offered.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The family, especially the primary caregivers of people in cancer treatment, are considered as essential support and the necessary link between patients, family members and the health care team. Sometimes, doubts about the family member's health status, lack of guidance and social support, and caregivers' own experience with the dependent person can cause physical and psychological changes (24) . These aspects demand a sensitive and active attitude of health professionals, especially of nursing, in the face of evidences offered.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%