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“…In spite of the universalistic attempt to define comfort, one must bear in mind that the idea of level of comfort can vary according to culture, sex, the circumstances that trigger the need of comfort, health status, experience of disease, environment, among others. 24…”
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“…In spite of the universalistic attempt to define comfort, one must bear in mind that the idea of level of comfort can vary according to culture, sex, the circumstances that trigger the need of comfort, health status, experience of disease, environment, among others. 24…”
Section: Figure 1 Flowchart Of Studies Identified and Selected For Imentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of state, comfort can be described as relief, ease and transcendence, being developed in four contexts: physical context, which refers to bodily sensations; sociocultural context, which refers to interpersonal, family and social relationships; psychospiritual context, which refers to one's conscience of oneself, including self-esteem, self-concept, sexuality and meaning of life; and environmental context, which involves aspects like light, noise, equipment and natural or artificial elements of the environment. 3,4,23,24 Antecedents, consequences and substitute terms for comfort Box 3 presents the synthesis of the antecedents, consequences and substitute terms for the phenomenon of comfort mentioned in the analyzed studies.…”
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“…Tranquility means feeling safe, serene, being well with oneself and other people, feeling of happiness, free from concerns (14) . Feelings of tranquility or relaxation were frequent and appeared when the participants were offered group or self-massage activities.…”
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“…4 In Brazil, the first studies on the topic have seized the meaning of comfort for a group of men with acute myocardial infarction, as financial and material conditions, personal interactions with significant people, the physical, psychological and spiritual, and have restored their physiological functions in normal parameters. 5 Among the contemporary theorists, we highlight Katharine Kolcaba's contributions to the development of the theory of Comfort, which will serve as a reference for this investigation.…”
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