2011
DOI: 10.4025/cienccuidsaude.v10i4.18329
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Tensão do papel de cuidador: ocorrência em familiares de pessoas com doenças crônicas hospitalizadas

Abstract: RESUMOO presente estudo tem como objetivo identificar e analisar a ocorrência de "tensão do papel de cuidador" em familiares de pacientes internados para tratamento de doenças crônicas. Estudo de caráter descritivo, envolvendo doze famílias, as quais foram entrevistadas durante a internação da pessoa-índice em um hospitalescola da Região Centro-Oeste, utilizando-se o Modelo Calgary de Avaliação de Famílias. Para afirmação diagnóstica utilizou-se a taxonomia da NANDA-I, sendo necessários acréscimos aos componen… Show more

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“…In the category Experiencing the care of children in post-HSCT, there is the lack of preparation perceived by family members who do not feel able to assume caring and thus seek guidance from various sources as a coping strategy. Frequently, they take over caring for the child without clarity to evaluate the complexity of the new responsibilities, which reiterates the importance of the health staff to provide appropriate guidance to this population (14,16) .…”
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“…In the category Experiencing the care of children in post-HSCT, there is the lack of preparation perceived by family members who do not feel able to assume caring and thus seek guidance from various sources as a coping strategy. Frequently, they take over caring for the child without clarity to evaluate the complexity of the new responsibilities, which reiterates the importance of the health staff to provide appropriate guidance to this population (14,16) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The need to support and prepare the family for potential stress factors associated with their caregiving role has been documented. Acquiring knowledge and skills to properly care reduces the distress of the caregiver (14,16) . Thus, the main demands of the chronically ill families are guidelines, which require intervention by the nursing staff, since a trained caregiver takes control of the situation and they consider themselves able to request a partnership with the health staff in all decision-making (15) .…”
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“…In addition, the role of the nurse is highlighted, proposing strategies aimed at solving the difficulties faced not only the patient but also the family and mainly by the caregiver. 26 In this sense, an experience report about a educational program for nurses on family care in hospital states that the impact of the disease occurs in all family members, as well as the influence of family interaction in their healing. 1 Thus, reducing the risk factors these caregivers are exposed is essential, as a short support relevance to safety and the psycho-emotional well-being of patients.…”
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“…1 Thus, reducing the risk factors these caregivers are exposed is essential, as a short support relevance to safety and the psycho-emotional well-being of patients. 26 It is therefore emerging a change in this care context, since the family is an essential component in the society.…”
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“…The accumulated responsibility of care to a family member commits resting in favor of careful person and results in physical and emotional distress of this family. 35 The different challenges of nurse in the accompanying condition of a family member point to the need for further discussions to understand the experience of being caregiver in this context. The experience of being familiar companion in hospitalization process does not refrain the nurse of her "professional self ", and may result in reflections and modifications of their professional practice.…”
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