Reflexões sobre o suporte emocional do enfermeiro no processo de tanatologia

Olivieira, Jefferson Carlos de; Felipe, Bárbara Carine Matos; Barbosa, Giovanna de Oliveira; Santos, Tatiane Pereira dos; Viana, Jaqueline Santos

doi:10.34119/bjhrv3n3-053

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“…No mesmo sentido Oliveira et al (2020): "... a força da espiritualidade pode ser vista como um instrumento de promoção da saúde na medida em que lida com as dimensões pouco conscientes do ser, cujos embasamento envolvem os valores, as motivações no sentido da existência individual e coletiva das pessoas." (p. 4569) Em relação a esses profissionais, não passou despercebido que trabalham em turno diurno, já tiveram aulas ou fizeram leitura sobre temas de tanatologia, mencionaram durante as entrevistas fazer acompanhamento terapêutico com psicólogo, mencionaram perder pessoas próximas do núcleo familiar de forma precoce (infância ou adolescência) ou recentemente (por Covid ou outras causas).…”

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A MORTE E O MORRER: a reação dos profissionais enfermeiros

Klaus¹,

Baggio²

2022

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The present study assumes that death is a significant phenomenon for those who stay, especially the nursing professional who has devoted itself to provide assistance and care for the individual who has died. It is unavoidable for the nurse- whilst a human being – not to create bonds with patients, especially if it has the duty to provide assistance and care, the care for others requires empathy. The study intended to verify what reaction the nurses would display facing the process of death and death itself of their own patients, to understand the meaning of death for the nurses and describe the feelings provoked by the phenomenon of death. In relation to the methodological aspects, it is a qualitative, of exploratory characteristics and multiple case study. Seventeen nurses have participated in the study with a six-month minimum of intensive care and emergency units experience. For data collecting it has been used a semi-structured interview and an anxiety evaluation instrument. All ethical procedures were adopted. The study has demonstrated the use of denial and rationalization as psychological defenses. It was evident the anguish in the communication of the patient’s death and the necessity of psychological services support. It was suggested improvements in the nursing schools and the creation of therapeutic environments.

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