Crenças religiosas, doença e morte: perspectiva da família na experiência de doença

Bousso, Regina Szylit; Poles, Kátia; Serafim, Taís de Souza; Miranda, Mariana Gonçalves de

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“…Cancer is one of the diseases most feared by patients, family members, and close friends, who most often struggle with negative feelings such as fear of diagnosis, fear of treatment and side effects, the uncertainty of prognosis, and especially fear of pain and the possibility of death [21]. These emotions were corroborated by the subjects who participated in this study.…”

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“…An individual's spirituality may contribute to hope and optimism and allow the person to face the stress resulting from illness in a more positive way [21] [22]. Some studies indicate that religious communities usually provide support ranging from interaction and social support to contribution in tasks, finances, and transportation, to patients with oncological diseases [21].…”

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The Impact of Sociodemographic and Health Variables on Self-Care of Subjects Receiving Hemotransfusion

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Pereira³

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This study analyzed the relationship between self-care in subjects who received a blood transfusion in a university hospital with their sociodemographic and health conditions. A descriptive and exploratory research with a qualitative approach was carried out in the Transfusion Ambulatory sector of the University Hospital in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro from July to November of 2014 with a sample size of 12 patients. Data were collected through a questionnaire of semi-structured questions; content analysis was based on the thematic approach. Sociodemographic data from subjects who received a blood transfusion were evaluated with respect to the education they received regarding self-care at home as well as their emotional balance in facing the health-disease process and their perspective on their quality of life. Educating subjects who receive blood transfusions requires that the medical professionals have an understanding of their patient's socioeconomic and cultural condition. This information will contribute to a better understanding of self-care when blood transfusion is necessary.

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The Impact of Sociodemographic and Health Variables on Self-Care of Subjects Receiving Hemotransfusion

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Pereira³

et al. 2017

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“…Therefore, religiosity is an important aspect in the dynamics of life of many families and cannot be neglected in the disease and cure process. 17 Research with adolescents with cancer indicates that they did not address any clearly possibility of death, but it shows as threat in front of relapse and worsening of diseases. 18 The fear related to death was also confined to representations of children/ adolescents over the hospital.…”

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Hospitalized child and teenager with chronic diseases: feelings about death

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Hospitalized child and teenager with chronic diseases: feelings about death Objective. Analyze the feelings of hospitalized children and adolescents with chronic diseases towards death. Methodology. Qualitative research, with four children and one teenager with chronic diseases, aged between 11 and 13 years old, who were admitted at a teaching hospital in Brazil, in the period from January to March 2009. In-depth interviews were carried out using a ludic material for therapeutic purposes, named "As a guest in the hospital". The empirical material was submitted to thematic analysis. Results. Two mains meanings were obtained: Feelings of hospitalized children and adolescents with chronic diseases dealing with the death of the other; and children and adolescents with chronic diseases and the fear of their own deaths. Hospitalization makes children and adolescents come across the death of other sick people, arousing feelings of sadness, consternation, anxiety, making the fear of their own death become a threat. Conclusion. The health team needs to be attentive to the feelings of hospitalized children and adolescents facing death so that they can get the demands, minimizing fears and anguish.Key words: child; death; chronic disease; hospitalization.Niño y adolescente hospitalizados con enfermedad crónica: sentimientos acerca de la muerte Objetivo. Analizar los sentimientos de niños y adolescentes hospitalizados con enfermedades crónicas en relación con la muerte. Metodología. Investigación cualitativa de cuatro niños y un adolescente con enfermedad crónica con edades de 11 a 13 años, ingresados en un hospital universitario en Brasil, de enero a marzo de 2009. Se realizaron entrevistas a profundidad mediante material del juego con propósitos terapéuticos llamado "Como huésped en el hospital." La información fue sometida a análisis temático. Resultados. Se obtuvieron dos unidades de significado: Los sentimientos de los niños y adolescentes con enfermedades crónicas hospitalizados frente a la muerte del otro; y los niños y adolescentes con enfermedades crónicas y el miedo de la propia muerte. Conclusión. La hospitalización lleva a los niños y adolescentes a enfrentar la muerte de los demás 566 • Invest Educ Enferm. 2015;33 (3) enfermos, despertando sentimientos de tristeza, consternación, ansiedad, lo que hace que el miedo por la propia muerte se convierta en una amenaza. El equipo de salud tiene que estar atento a los sentimientos de los niños y adolescentes hospitalizados frente a la muerte para que pueda aceptar las demandas, lo que minimiza los temores y angustias.Palabras clave: niño; muerte; enfermedad crónica; hospitalización.Criança e adolescente com doença crônica hospitalizados: sentimentos sobre a morte Objetivo. Analisar os sentimentos de crianças e adolescentes com doenças crônicas hospitalizados em relação à morte. Metodologia. Pesquisa qualitativa, com quatro crianças e um adolescente com doenças crônicas em idade entre 11 e 13 anos, internadas em um hospital escola no Brasil, no período de Janeiro a Març...

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“…(Bousso et al, 2011). O sentido que a família dá à experiência de sofrimento relacionado à sua espiritualidade pode ajudar na vivência da doença (Wright, Watson, Bell, 1996).…”

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Impacto da úlcera de perna na vida da família: um estudo de caso

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Crenças religiosas, doença e morte: perspectiva da família na experiência de doença

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The Impact of Sociodemographic and Health Variables on Self-Care of Subjects Receiving Hemotransfusion

The Impact of Sociodemographic and Health Variables on Self-Care of Subjects Receiving Hemotransfusion

Hospitalized child and teenager with chronic diseases: feelings about death

Impacto da úlcera de perna na vida da família: um estudo de caso

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