A Experiência do Enfermeiro no Cuidado Paliativo ao Neonato/Criança: A Interface com o Processo de Morrer e do Luto

Rocha, Maria Cristina Pauli da; Souza, Airane Ribeiro de; Rossato, Lisabelle Mariano; Fossa, Angela Márcia; Horibe, Tereza Mitsue

doi:10.15600/2238-1244/sr.v15n40p37-48

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“…13 Care in the context of a child's finitude, in any age group, tends to be permeated by non-acceptance, painful feelings, with guilt, a feeling of failure among the professionals, potentially among the members of the Nursing team. 13,14,15 Another study 16 performed using the same attitudes profile scale with undergraduate students in the health field, found the attitude of neutrality with greater expression, and the avoidance and fear of death attitudes obtained higher means in Collective Health undergraduates. In the case of the nurses, the highest mean of responses was also obtained in the neutrality attitude.…”

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“…The Death Attitudes Profile (DAP-R) assessment scale consists of 32 items and is a scale presented in the form of a self-report, in the Likert format, from one (completely disagree) to seven (completely agree) points. The 32 items cover five dimensions, namely: fear (seven items:1,2,7,18,20,21,32); avoidance (five items:3,10,12,19,26); neutral acceptance/neutrality (five items:6,14,17,24,30), acceptance as an approach (ten items:4,8,13,15,16,22,25,27,28,31), and acceptance as an escape (five items:5,9,11,23,29). The score can vary between 32 and 224.…”

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Attitudes in Front of Death: Nurses’ Views in the Hospital Environment

Cardoso

Martins

Trindade

2020

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Objective: to analyze the relationship between personal characteristics and the profile of attitudes towards death among nurses in a Portuguese hospital. Method: a cross-sectional, quantitative, exploratory and descriptive study, carried out in a hospital in the North of Portugal, with 981 nurses, who answered a questionnaire composed by the scale of evaluation of the Profile of Attitudes about Death. Data collection was carried out in February and March 2018 in the services, and the findings went through descriptive and analytical statistical analysis with the aid of the SPSS software. Results: the nurses revealed to have the attitudes of approach (36.29 points), fear (27.82 points), neutrality (27.25 points), avoidance (17.48 points) and escape (15.52 points) in the face of death, and these were associated with the different socio-occupational characteristics of these professionals, including gender, marital status, age, having children, type of employment relationship, professional category, specialty, time of service, and the practice or belief of some religion. Conclusion: the profile of the nurses' attitudes towards death is influenced by their socio-professional characteristics, which points to the importance of rethinking training strategies in the academic environment, in health organizations and in services, favoring the better reception of patients and family members, but also in relieving the suffering of the professionals in the face of finitude.

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Attitudes in Front of Death: Nurses’ Views in the Hospital Environment

Cardoso

Martins

Trindade

2020

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“…However, when asked about the feelings that the situation caused them, the most cited were sadness and anguish. This paradox allowed us to identify the difficulty implicit in the narratives of nursing professionals when expressing their feelings, associated, according to the scientific literature, with feelings of insecurity and failure 13 . This interpretation reinforces the fact that the interviewees affirm the need for support to face the situation.…”

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Processo de morrer em unidade de terapia intensiva pediátrica

Souza¹,

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2018

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Resumo A vivência da equipe de enfermagem em unidade de cuidados intensivos pediátrica não é suficiente para aceitar a morte de uma criança, que gera sentimentos como culpa, fracasso e negação da morte. O objetivo deste estudo foi discutir como os profissionais de enfermagem lidam com o processo de morte e morrer, e identificar os impactos causados na assistência durante esse processo nas unidades de cuidados intensivos pediátrica. Optou-se pelos métodos qualitativo e exploratório-descritivo, utilizando a análise de conteúdo proposta por Bardin. Conclui-se que existem algumas lacunas importantes no processo da enfermagem ao lidar com a morte e o morrer na pediatria. Lidar com essas questões é extremamente doloroso e requer busca por educação permanente em saúde.

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“…(...)eu como mulher, penso assim, meu Deus se fosse meu filho que eu faria agora, se fosse um neto meu, se fosse o sobrinho meu, se fosse um irmão meu (pausa de 5 segundos) (Enfermeira Turquesa). Rocha et al (2015), Silva e Sales (2012) verificaram que não há dúvidas de que o enfermeiro sofre ao se deparar com situações de morte, sendo difícil a aceitação, emergindo tristeza, angústia e empatia, sentimentos que indicam a existência de dor diante das perdas. A conduta assistencial deve se desdobrar de uma forma sensível e empática, ou seja, alocar-se no lugar do outro, sentir, projetar ou pelo menos imaginar o que as mães/família estão passando através do doloroso processo de perda, para tornar a assistência mais humana e holística e não simplesmente mecânica e tecnicista.…”

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