Meeting needs of family members of critically ill patients in a Spanish intensive care unit

Zazpe, C.; Margall, M A; Otano, C.; Perochena, M.P.; Asiain, M C

doi:10.1016/s0964-3397(97)80658-1

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“…One of the most important aspect of the experience of the relatives of critically ill patients is attempting to retain contact by visiting and seeing them. This is reflected in much international research, both quantitative and qualitative, identifying proximity to the patient to be a major concern for relatives of critically ill patients (Coulter, 1989;Wilkinson, 1995;Quinn et al, 1996;Zazpe et al, 1997;Burr, 1998;Mendoca and Warren, 1998;Bijttebier et al, 2001;Lee and Lau, 2003;Al-Hassan and Hweidi, 2004;Engstrom and Soderberg, 2004;Hughes et al, 2005;Moggia et al, 2005;Agard and Harder, 2007;Eggenberger and Nelms, 2007;Kutash and Northrop, 2007;Plakas et al, 2009;McKiernan and McCarthy, 2010;Hoghaug et al, 2012;Obringer et al, 2012). Bournes and Mitchell (2002) were the first to conceptualize 'vigilant attentiveness' as a continuous awareness and dedication of relatives to know what is going on and be with their loved one in the ICU as much as possible.…”

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The meaning and importance of vigilant attendance for the relatives of intensive care unit patients

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Nursing in Critical Care

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The meaning and importance of vigilant attendance for the relatives of intensive care unit patients

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“…In the postoperative phase, the assessment of family situation, central to the coping after surgery, was achieved only for some patients. However, earlier research shows that individuality of patients and their families is of central importance in perioperative care; families have needs for support and information while one of their members is in hospital (Leino‐Kilpi, 1992; Åstedt‐Kurki, 1992; Tarkka, 1996; Paavilainen & Åstedt‐Kurki, 1997; Zazpe et al ., 1997).…”

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Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

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Åstedt‐Kurki

2001

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Summary· The purpose of this study was to describe how adult patients undergoing emergency surgery experience family centredness in perioperative nursing practice. The central aim was to generate knowledge to be used while developing the practice, education and management of perioperative nursing.· Data were collected using a questionnaire with emergency surgical patients in ®ve regional hospitals in Southern Finland. The number of distributed questionnaires was 132. The response rate was 85% (n 112).· The results were mainly described as frequencies and percentages. The openended sections of the answers were analysed using qualitative content analysis. The ®ndings from the open-ended questions were used for deepening and complementing the quantitative description of the results. · In the preoperative phase, ascertaining the family situation and informing the family member chosen by the patient were not achieved systematically. Family situation was also rarely examined in the intraoperative and postoperative phases, although it is central to coping after surgery, especially in home care.· The results support the view of earlier research about the importance of individuality of patients and their families during the perioperative care process and hence enhance the endeavour to develop nursing based on families' real needs.

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“…Muitos trabalhos referem-se a dispositivos de eliminação de filas de espera, agilização de triagens e encaminhamentos na forma de grupos fechados de espera para psicoterapia (Neme & Pí-caro, 1992;Schouri & Szajnbock, 1993), ou a intervenções de caráter informativo, num enfoque educativo e/ou de preparação para o tratamento no contexto da sala de espera (Poulsen & Jacobsen, 1994;Zaspe, Margall, Otano, Perochena & Asian, 1997). Ainda que estudos sugiram potencialidades de intervenções em salas de espera (Lledo & cols, 1995), podemos apontar a escassez de estudos em que elas estejam referidas às interações entre os participantes.…”

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Japur

2003

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RESUMO:Este trabalho parte da consideração do envelhecimento humano como experiência heterogênea. Busca pôr em diálogo o grupo de sala de espera, recorrendo ao construcionismo social, para descrevê-lo como prática discursiva. Problematizando essa modalidade de intervenção psicológica, nesse estudo objetivamos descrever o processo de produção de sentidos sobre o envelhecimento humano nesse contexto. Dez grupos de sala.de espera, gravados e transcritos, foram pré-analisados favorecendo a escolha de um deles para análise extensiva. Essa análise apontou que, nesse processo conversacional, a vivência do envelhecimento como experiência individual vai sendo paulatinamente reconstruída pelos interlocutores como de natureza sócio-interacional, apontando para posições mais ativas na produção de qualidade de vida no envelhecimento. Assim, os participantes em co-autoria, falando de seus cotidianos, abrem possibilidades de novas descrições sobre si mesmos enquanto pessoas idosas, nesse contexto interativo.Palavras-chave: prática grupai; envelhecimento humano; construcionismo social WAITTING ROON GROUP: HUMAN ÁGING MEANING'S ABSTRACTS:This research question the human aging while universal experience. Using the social construcionism, the waiting room group is understood as a discursive production, having the language as a main point of social practices and focalizing a relational perspective in the producing process of the world meanings. Thinking about this psychological intervention, we have the purpose of describing the meaning production process about the human aging in this context. Ten waiting room groups, recorded and transcribed, were analyzed, what made possible the selection of one of them for extensive analyses. Their analysis show that in this conversation the aging experience like an individual experience is being changed by the speakers as social interaction, pointing to actives positions on healthy life quality aging production. The speakers construct several meanings about aging, talk about themselves in their daily relationships, creating the possibility for new descriptions about themselves as elders in this interactive context. Key words: group experiences; human aging; social construcionism O envelhecimento humano se tornou uma das grandes preocupações sociais do momento e, conforme apontado por Camarano e cols. (2000), dentre os diversos fatores que contribuem para tal está o fenômeno da longevidade.A progressiva constituição de populações cada vez mais maduras concorre para destacar o envelhe- cimento humano na pauta dos interesses científicos e sociais, dotando-o de crescente visibilidade, e favorecendo a configuração e legitimação de instâncias discursivas que levam a sociedade a se articular em torno do enfrentamento das questões colocadas pelo envelhecimento populacional. (Debert, 1999).Compreender as formas de gestão da velhice na contemporaneidade traz como exigência, segundo Debert (1999), um engajamento em direção à elucidação de como os múltiplos discursos sociais atuam na construção social do en...

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Meeting needs of family members of critically ill patients in a Spanish intensive care unit

Cited by 40 publications

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The meaning and importance of vigilant attendance for the relatives of intensive care unit patients

The meaning and importance of vigilant attendance for the relatives of intensive care unit patients

Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

Grupo de sala de espera: sentidos do envelhecimento humano

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