2014
DOI: 10.9789/2175-5361.2014v6n3p1117
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Nursing difficulties in using playfulness to care for a hospitalized child with cancer

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“…As another limiting factor cited, children's fear of professionals and procedures is established, but this fact is expected given their association with pain, which causes children to reject the development of play strategies, being an additional obstacle for the Nursing team. 20 There is also other evidence, which also points out the behavioral conditions of children during hospitalization, considering that they are anxious, tearful, fragile and depressed; 29 however, the use of play strategies serves precisely to to overcome this situation and should not be an impediment to its applicability.…”
Section: Here We Have a Space [Toy Library] Which I Particularly Almentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As another limiting factor cited, children's fear of professionals and procedures is established, but this fact is expected given their association with pain, which causes children to reject the development of play strategies, being an additional obstacle for the Nursing team. 20 There is also other evidence, which also points out the behavioral conditions of children during hospitalization, considering that they are anxious, tearful, fragile and depressed; 29 however, the use of play strategies serves precisely to to overcome this situation and should not be an impediment to its applicability.…”
Section: Here We Have a Space [Toy Library] Which I Particularly Almentioning
confidence: 99%
“…20 It was reported in another survey by professionals that they had little time to play with hospitalized children, in the specific case, those with cancer. 29 It should be noted, however, that professionals often have little time to perform the leisure activities and unforeseen events that occur during the work day, that the lack of time can not determine the non-use of play and should not be an obstacle that justifies the deprivation of the child's right to play and receive a humanized care. 30 In this study, the use of play strategies in Nursing care was studied in children hospitalized at a general municipal hospital in a city in the interior of Rio de Janeiro.…”
Section: Here We Have a Space [Toy Library] Which I Particularly Almentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Identificam-se três tipos de BT: brinquedo dramático (possibilita expressão emocional), brinquedo instrucional (busca orientar/educar a criança) e o brinquedo capacitador de funções fisiológicas (busca preparar a criança para autocuidado) (Vessey & Mahon, 1990). Development, v. 9, n. 7, e727974531, 2020 (CC BY 4.0) | ISSN 2525-3409 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i7.4531 4 Estudos que versam sobre a importância do BT apontam-no como estratégia da enfermagem para minimizar o sofrimento e o estresse da criança durante o processo de hospitalização (Medeiros, Matsumoto, Ribeiro, & Borba, 2009;Jansen, Santos, & Favero, 2010;Silva, Jesus, Santos, & Martins, 2010;Depianti, Silva, Monteiro, & Soares, 2014), uma vez que durante a hospitalização, a equipe de enfermagem é a categoria profissional de maior contato com a criança (Depianti et al, 2014). O grupo, na área da saúde, é visto como uma atividade de promoção e prevenção da saúde que visa responder as necessidades da população, constituindo-se assim, uma importante ferramenta para a construção crítica dos indivíduos quanto ao seu meio social, suas condições de vida e de saúde, não se mostrando diferente quando abordado com crianças (Maron, Guzzo, & Grando, 2014).…”
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