Family Skills for the Resident Toolbox: the 10-min Genogram, Ecomap, and Prescribing Homework

Libbon, Randi; Triana, J. Grau; Heru, Alison M.; Berman, Emanuel

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“…Its construction was based on the stages of the Nursing Process (NP) -investigation, Nursing diagnoses / problems, planning, implementation and evaluation nursing careguiding it by the CMFAI. 9,11 NP is defined as the work method that Nursing uses for care. It is known that its creation dates back to the years 1950-1960, in the United States and Canada.…”

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“…It was decided, after an extensive bibliographic survey, to use the CMFAI to guide nurses to help the families of children and adolescents attended at the clinic, considering that the intention of the service is to provide the best quality of life. 9,11 It is understood that the Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM) is a multidimensional, integrated structure, supported by the theoretical foundations of systems, cybernetics, communication and theory of change and influenced by postmodernism and the biology of cognition. The Model allows the nurse to obtain a macro-assessment of the family's strengths and problems.…”

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“…It is pointed out that the CFAM covers three main categories: structural; development and functional. 9 It is noted that, after a thorough evaluation is completed, the nurse and the family can then determine whether the intervention is necessary or not. In this way, the Calgary Family Intervention Model (CFIM) is associated with the CFAM, being the first intervention model in the family that emerges in the field of Nursing.…”

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“…It is suggested that the use of this model allows nurses to know the family in its context and identify their needs, as well as the care alternatives specific to their condition. 9 It is necessary, in order to implement the CMFAI in NCs, the construction of an instrument to systematize Nursing care to the family attended in an outpatient clinic for gender and sexualities in childhood and adolescence in a general hospital. It is emphasized that the implantation of an instrument can facilitate the practice of Nursing with an expanded view in which the psychopathological assessment does not reduce the care to the identification of patterns of normality and abnormality and prioritize the integral approach of the patient's needs.…”

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Instrumento para a avaliação familiar da criança com incongruência de gênero

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Toledo

2020

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Objetivo: apresentar a experiência do desenvolvimento de um instrumento de avaliação para sistematizar os cuidados de enfermagem da família da criança com incongruência de gênero. Método: trata-se de um estudo descritivo, tipo relato de experiência, sobre a construção de um instrumento para sistematizar a assistência de enfermagem à família da criança atendida em um ambulatório de gênero e sexualidades na infância e na adolescência de um hospital geral universitário. Desenvolveu-se a construção com base nas etapas do Processo de Enfermagem pelos Modelos Calgary de Avaliação e Intervenção Familiar. Conclusão: concluiu-se que o uso de um instrumento de avaliação permite, ao enfermeiro, obter uma macroavaliação dos pontos fortes e problemas da família, apoiando a tomada de decisão e fornecendo subsídios para o estabelecimento de problemas, pontos fortes e intervenções de enfermagem que respaldam a avaliação do cuidado integral da família assistida nessa clínica. Descritores: Processo de Enfermagem; Avaliação em Enfermagem; Família; Criança; Identidade de Gênero; Saúde Mental.AbstractObjective: to report the experience of building up an evaluation tool to systematize the nursing care of the child's family with gender incongruity. Method: this is a descriptive study, case report type, on the building up of a tool to systematize nursing care to the family of the child attended in an outpatient clinic for gender and sexualities in childhood and adolescence of a general university hospital. Building up was developed based on the stages of the Nursing Process using the Calgary Models of Family Assessment and Intervention. Conclusion: it was concluded that the use of an assessment tool allows nurses to obtain a macro-assessment of the family's strengths and problems, supporting decision making and providing support for the establishment of nursing problems, strengths and interventions that support the assessment of comprehensive care of the family assisted in this clinic. Descriptors: Nursing Process; Nursing Assessment; Family; Child; Gender Identity; Mental Health.ResumenObjetivo: presentar la experiencia del desarrollo de un instrumento de evaluación para sistematizar la atención de enfermería de la familia del niño con incongruencia de género. Método: se trata de un estudio descriptivo, tipo de informe de experiencia, sobre la construcción de un instrumento para sistematizar la atención de enfermería a la familia del niño atendido en una consulta externa de género y sexualidad en la infancia y adolescencia de un hospital universitario general. La construcción se desarrolló basada a las etapas del Proceso de Enfermería utilizando los Modelos de Evaluación e Intervención Familiar de Calgary. Conclusión: se concluyó que el uso de una herramienta de evaluación permite a las enfermeras obtener una macroevaluación de las fortalezas y problemas de la familia, apoyando la toma de decisiones y brindando apoyo para el establecimiento de problemas, fortalezas e intervenciones de enfermería que apoyan la evaluación de la atención integral de la familia asistida en esta clínica. Descriptores: Proceso de Enfermería; Evaluación en Enfermería; Familia; Niño; Identidad de Género; Salud Mental.

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Toledo

2020

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“…To the best of our knowledge, no study on professional networks and their relationships with informal caregivers in the care of frail older people has been published. However, in social work and by the nursing and psychiatric profession so called ' eco-maps' are used in individual and family counselling [56,57]. An eco-map is a visual display of the informal and formal systems around a patients and serves as a visual representation of support, conflict, or disconnection [58].…”

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Professional Care Networks of Frail Older People: An Explorative Survey Study from the Patient Perspective

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Key pointsPatient participation is high on the public agenda, but multidisciplinary teams who offer care to frail older people find it hard to incorporate patients views in their way of working. Our study focused on the care network of the older patient, and more specific on the role of the informal caregiver. In many networks, the informal caregiver was not or only moderately connected with professional actors. Elderly care networks can be rather vulnerable because the power (knowledge, contacts) lies entirely with the patient. Our study suggests that it would be relatively easy to develop materials to enable professionals to map the patient care network, which could then be used as the basis of conversations about the organisation of care, Background: Frail older people living in the community require multidisciplinary care. Despite the fact that patient participation is high on the public agenda, studies into multidisciplinary care mainly focus on the viewpoints of professionals. Little is known about frail older patients' experiences with care delivered by multidisciplinary teams and their perception of collaboration between professional and informal caregivers. Objective: To gain more insight into the experiences of frail older patients with integrated multidisciplinary care by mapping the care networks of this patient group and their perception of the interconnection between professional and informal caregivers. Methods: Survey study to facilitate a care network analysis. Due to the vulnerable health status of the respondents, questionnaires were completed during interviews. Analysis was performed using an iterative process, using both visual and metric techniques. Participants: 44 older persons, considered 'frail' by their general practitioner. Setting: Four general practices in The Netherlands. Results: The networks of the participants consisted of an average of 15 actors connected by 54 ties. General practitioners were the most common actors in the networks, and were well connected to medical specialists and in-home care providers. The participants did not always perceive a connection between their general practitioner and their informal caregiver. The network analyses resulted in the identification of three subtypes: simple star (n = 16), complex star (n = 16), and sub-group networks (n = 12). Conclusions: Our findings indicate that the elderly often do not experience the integration of multidisciplinary care as such. This is a real opportunity for MTs to improve their care and to make the patients' experiences better in line with what they are aiming: allowing patients to live at home as healthy and independently as possible for as long as possible. We showed that informal caregivers often form communication bridges between patients and professionals. Having a better knowledge of the patient perspective enables the gaps in professional care networks of frail older people to be filled and facilitates the anticipation of crisis situations.

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Family Systems Care in Public Sector Settings

Nguyen

Heru²

2022

Textbook of Community Psychiatry

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Family Skills for the Resident Toolbox: the 10-min Genogram, Ecomap, and Prescribing Homework

Cited by 11 publications

References 13 publications

Instrumento para a avaliação familiar da criança com incongruência de gênero

Instrumento para a avaliação familiar da criança com incongruência de gênero

Professional Care Networks of Frail Older People: An Explorative Survey Study from the Patient Perspective

Family Systems Care in Public Sector Settings

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