2017
DOI: 10.15309/17psd180226
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Family of People With Spina Bifida: Goals and Strategies

Abstract: ABSTRACT:We aim to describe the goals and strategies of action that parents have established for their child and young adults with spina bifida. Participants were 17 families who answered an online questionnaire. The instrument included topics about sociodemographic characteristics and the following questions: "How do you imagine your son's or daughter's life in the future?" and "What do you think he or she needs to develop these characteristics?". Data of socialization goals were analyzed according to the cat… Show more

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“…On the other hand, over time, the family moves towards adapting to the new routine, striving to insert the child into routine and leisure activities, seeking to act normally and feel part of society ( 29 ) . Thus, they impetuously desire that the child, despite their limitations, gains autonomy and social insertion ( 41 ) ; standing out as a strategy for this purpose is physical activity, which, in addition to health benefits and functional development, promotes independence, motivation and social participation ( 42 ) , such experiences also being apprehended in this study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…On the other hand, over time, the family moves towards adapting to the new routine, striving to insert the child into routine and leisure activities, seeking to act normally and feel part of society ( 29 ) . Thus, they impetuously desire that the child, despite their limitations, gains autonomy and social insertion ( 41 ) ; standing out as a strategy for this purpose is physical activity, which, in addition to health benefits and functional development, promotes independence, motivation and social participation ( 42 ) , such experiences also being apprehended in this study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The care required by MMC considerably exceeds that required by a child with typical development, and lasts for a lifetime ( 8 ) , also inferring greater difficulty in psychosocial interaction and lower quality of life in relation to their physical health ( 9 ) , which generates feelings of fear, insecurity and anxiety in the family, the main social support to ensure the childs growth and potential development ( 10 ) . Thus, given the repercussion of MMC in the life of the child and his family, it is necessary to get closer to know the familys potentials, weaknesses and rearrangements, understanding the meaning of the care relationships ( 11 ) , so as to instrumentalize the performance of the nursing professional for qualified care for these families, considering the increase in the life expectancy of this population, and the gap in the literature with this focus ( 8 , 12 ) . In this sense, the objective was to understand the experience of families in the care of children with myelomeningocele.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Espinha Bífida corresponde a condição mais comum, correspondendo a 75% dos casos de DTN, afetando a coluna vertebral, e os outros defeitos são a Anencefalia e a Encefalocele, os quais afetam o crânio 2 . Essa malformação ocorre entre a terceira e quarta semana de gestação, podendo afetar qualquer região da medula espinhal, sendo a localização mais comum a lombossacral, influenciando diretamente o desenvolvimento funcional dos membros inferiores 3 .…”
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