Depressão: uma possível consequência adversa do trauma crânio-encefálico para o cuidador familiar

Serna, Edilene Curvelo Hora; Sousa, Regina Márcia Cardoso de

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“…Isso também é observado em outros estudos que exploram o lado do cuidador familiar no convívio com a vítima de TCE (Knihs & Franco, 2005;Serna & Sousa, 2005;Hora & Sousa, 2012).…”

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“…Em termos quantitativos, verifi ca-se no Brasil um aumento no nú-mero de vítimas, sejam mortos ou feridos, em consequências dos acidentes de trânsito. Isso, por conseguinte, é responsável por alto índice de internação hospitalar, incapacidade e mortes, representando grande prejuízo para a sociedade (Brasil, 2001;Serna & Sousa, 2005;Sousa Filho, Xavier, & Vieira, 2008;Barbosa et al, 2010;Caixeta & Minamisava, 2010).…”

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“…A ocorrência do TCE provoca confl itos emocionais que, aparentemente se encontram recôndito, mas se tornam presentes e se comportam como fatores de confl itos que interferem na recuperação da saúde e no convívio familiar (Serna & Sousa, 2005;Hora & Sousa, 2012). As consequências podem ampliar e culminar na vivência de confl itos familiares, o que pode trazer implicações para o estado funcional da vítima, tanto nos aspectos físico, psíquico e social quanto na capacidade para reinserção social e qualidade de vida (Serna & Sousa, 2005;Hora & Sousa, 2009).…”

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ResumoO estudo busca conhecer as percepções dos pacientes com traumatismo cranioencefálico (TCE) quanto à temática da hospitalização e do retorno para casa. A pesquisa contemplou uma abordagem qualitativa, empírica, intervencionista e grupal, com levantamento de dados baseado em dinâmicas que incentivavam os participantes a expressar em fi guras os sentimentos relacionados ao objeto do estudo, e a discorrer sobre eles. A amostra compreendeu 10 indivíduos com TCE, atendidos no Programa de Reabilitação do Trauma do Hospital Universitário de Sergipe. Os dados, categorizados e interpretados sob a perspectiva da Teoria Psicanalítica Freudiana. Os resultados demonstram que o processo de acolhimento em grupo é favorável para compartilhar as afl ições e enfrentar o processo de adoecer; o grupo de terapia auxilia na busca de estratégias para enfrentar o convívio familiar; os conhecimentos adquiridos possibilitam o alívio das angústias e contribuem para o enfrentamento das difi culdades diárias e para o aumento na qualidade de vida. Palavras-chave: traumatismo cranioencefálico, psicoterapia de grupo, psicanálise, relações familiares Abstract This study seeks to understand traumatic brain injury (TBI) patients' perceptions concerning hospitalization and home return. It´s a qualitative, empirical, interventional and group research, with data collection based on dynamic group that encouraged the participants to express in fi gures the feelings related to the object of study, and discuss about them. The sample included 10 individuals with TBI, registered at the Trauma Rehabilitation Program University Hospital of Sergipe. The data was categorized and interpreted based on the perspective of Freudian Psychoanalytic Theory. The results demonstrate that the process of host group is favorable to share the sufferings and face the process of becoming ill; the therapy group assists in the search for strategies to tackle family life; the acquired knowledge enables the relief of anxiety and contributes to face the daily diffi culties and the increase in quality of life. Keywords: traumatic brain injury, group psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, family relationships Resumen El estudio busca comprender las percepciones de los pacientes con lesión cerebral traumática como el tema de la hospitalización y regreso a casa. La investigación incluyó un enfoque cualitativo, empírica, de intervención y el grupo, con la recogida de datos basado en dinámica que animó a los participantes a expresar en cifras los sentimientos relacionados con el objeto

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“…Isso também é observado em outros estudos que exploram o lado do cuidador familiar no convívio com a vítima de TCE (Knihs & Franco, 2005;Serna & Sousa, 2005;Hora & Sousa, 2012).…”

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“…The impact TBI causes in the family leads to countless consequences and the following are highlighted: stress and sorrow (3) , change in family roles (4) , guilt and anger (5) , difficulties in the sexual and marital relationship (6) , depression (7) , anxiety (8) , psychosomatic disorders (9) and reduced quality of life (10) .…”

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Cross-cultural adaptation of the instrument "Family Needs Questionnaire"

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This is a quantitative methodological development study on the cross-cultural adaptation of the "Family NeedsQuestionnaire" (FNQ) For many years, literature on TBI has focused on the victims of trauma, although it has recently attempted to report the TBI impact on the family system as well (2) . The impact TBI causes in the family leads to countless consequences and the following are highlighted: stress and sorrow (3) , change in family roles (4) , guilt and anger (5) , difficulties in the sexual and marital relationship (6) , depression (7) , anxiety (8) , psychosomatic disorders (9) and reduced quality of life (10) .Families experience several needs in the initial period of crisis following TBI, however, as TBI has long-term effects, it is also important to evaluate these needs after the initial period of crisis (10) .In view of the urgent need to evaluate these needs in clinical practice, after a comprehensive search in the literature for instruments to measure families' needs, we decided to make a cross-cultural adaptation of the Family Needs Questionnaire (FNQ), which is a reliable and valid instrument used for the U.S. culture that identifies the needs of families of people with TBI and takes into account their specificities.The FNQ was developed in Virginia, U.S. CASUISTIC AND METHODThis is a quantitative study with methodological development. It was developed in two phases: the first included experts in the English language and nurse experts in psychometrics, neurotrauma and family. In the second phase, initially, a group of 20 family members of TBI victims was interviewed, followed by another 161 family members.The 20 family members analyzed the understanding and clarity of the instrument items and the second group answered the FNQ. The 161 participants were relatives of 71 patients with TBI who received care either in a referral hospital for trauma or in a medical specialty center that is a referral institution for neurosurgery outpatients, both located in Aracaju, SE, Brazil.Rev Latino-am Enfermagem 2009 julho-agosto; 17(4):541-7 www.eerp.usp.br/rlae Cross-cultural adaptation of the instrument… Hora EC, Sousa RMC. 543The inclusion criteria for family members were: being 18 years or older, minimum education of five complete years, and according to the FNQ manual: participate in care for patients who had suffered TBI at least six months before and who were older than 12 years at the time of the interview, which is the period of stabilization in the recovery process for this kind of lesion (1) .The study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee and family members were included in the study only after their consent. The authorization for the FNQ cross-cultural adaptation was obtained from the National Resource Center for Traumatic Brain Injury, an organization at the Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, U.S., which has the copyright of the instrument.Procedures: the cross-cultural adaptation w a s a p r o c e s s t h a t c o m p r i s e d f i v e s t a g e s :evaluation of semantic, idio...

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“…Em relação à evolução, as consequências da lesão encefálica vão além dos impactos na fase aguda de tratamento, estendendo-se e modificando-se por longos períodos após o evento traumático (47,48) . [52][53][54] e podem desencadear diversas conseqüências tais como depressão no familiar cuidador, separação ou divórcio (48,55,56) e forte interferência na qualidade de vida dessas famílias.…”

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Depressão: uma possível consequência adversa do trauma crânio-encefálico para o cuidador familiar

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Hospitalização e retorno para casa: dinâmica de grupo na percepção de pacientes com traumatismo cranioencefálico

Hospitalização e retorno para casa: dinâmica de grupo na percepção de pacientes com traumatismo cranioencefálico

Cross-cultural adaptation of the instrument "Family Needs Questionnaire"

Amnésia pós-traumática: fatores relacionados e qualidade de vida pós-trauma

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