2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-507x2009000200005
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Avaliação das decisões médicas durante o processo do morrer

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“…Brazilian studies confirm this. (2,14,15) It is important to emphasize the existence legal support for refusing artificial resources. It is not considered a crime refusing therapies not effectively beneficial to the patient, which are exclusively therapeutic obstinacy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Brazilian studies confirm this. (2,14,15) It is important to emphasize the existence legal support for refusing artificial resources. It is not considered a crime refusing therapies not effectively beneficial to the patient, which are exclusively therapeutic obstinacy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, during the current century, given the population ageing and the control of chronic-degenerative diseases added to technological improvements has progressively allowed to delay dying, thus generating the need to broaden debate on medical procedures Although there is a general idea that dying at home may be less painful, seven in 10 deaths occur in hospitals, and more specifically in intensive care units (ICUs). (2) Thus, the intensive care professional needs to be prepared to accept his (her) limitation as healer in order to be ready to take care of the end-of-life patient. The intensive care professional faces LTE procedures daily, making the debate on ethic and legal matters related to this issue a priority.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considerando-se que o cuidar do paciente terminal vai além dos procedimentos técnicos, devemos abordar a dimensão humana, englobando -dentro das possibilidadesaspirações, desejos, necessidades e vontades do paciente terminal. Ante isso, somos levados a crer que será necessário realizar árduo trabalho, em termos de mudanças (pessoais, humanas e sociais), a partir dos aparelhos formadores que moldam profissionais com excelente preparação técnica e nenhuma ênfase humanística 21,22 .…”
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“…Currently, even considering the innumerable advances proposed by the philosophy of palliative care, health professionals still have much to advance in a practice of end-of-life care, especially in the elderly, distinguishing, therefore, the process of cure, when possible, of the death process, seeking to avoid therapeutic obstinacy. [16][17] Finally, we observed the question of the affective bond of the nursing team with the elderly, pointed out as a difficulty for nursing care, reported by the speech:…”
Section: The Difficulty I Think I See Is That It Invests a Lot In Patmentioning
confidence: 99%