2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002011000400005
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Fatores que facilitam e dificultam a entrevista familiar no processo de doação de órgãos e tecidos para transplante

Abstract: Objective: To unveil the perceptions of professionals working in Organ Procurement Organizations about the factors that facilitate and hinder family interviews in the process of donating organs and tissues for transplantation. Methods: This qualitative, phenomenological research used the "structure of the situated-phenomenon" modality. The study included 18 professionals who worked in Organ Procurement Organizations. Results: After analyzing the interviews, the factors that facilitate and hinder family intervi… Show more

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“…The family is essential to the donation process successfully happen thus of fundamental importance to assistance provided before and after the development of BD. Since this is an exhausting and remarkable moment, support and clarification should be offered to minimize pain, suffering, and stress experienced by the family [8].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The family is essential to the donation process successfully happen thus of fundamental importance to assistance provided before and after the development of BD. Since this is an exhausting and remarkable moment, support and clarification should be offered to minimize pain, suffering, and stress experienced by the family [8].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is noteworthy that this can only be performed after notification to the family on the death of the patient, a family interview by a trained professional who will seek the consent for the donation [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is a major problematic step in developing countries as the medical system is not standardized throughout the country. Previous studies in Brazil about families' consent reveal that most of the families interviewed for organ donation refused to donate because they did not understand the diagnosis of brain death and because of religious beliefs . One of the main strategies to achieve better results involves educational campaigns and a strong investment in training of the professionals who interview the families of the donors .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As falas trouxeram os seguintes manejos das emoções: quando sentem sinais de voz embargada e olhos marejando, os coordenadores avançados em transplantes dão um tempo na entrevista; observam o conforto dos familiares na autorização da doação e respeitam o não dos pais e após, tentam esquecer o sofrimento daquela situação; não se mostram emotivos para passarem conança, credibilidade do processo, permitindo que a família se abra; e, agradecem por não estarem naquela situação difícil. (Santos e Massarollo, 2011), e a necessidade de capacitação prossional para conhecer, identi car e lidar com fatores que facilitam ou di cultam o diálogo com os familiares (Santos, Massarollo, e Moraes, 2012), como aspectos di cultadores do desenvolvimento da entrevista familiar. Ao trazerem em suas falas estas situações, os participantes, representantes do Ser, tornam-se livres face ao mundo que os circundam (Gadamer, 2008), pois seus relatos permitem abertura para interpretá-los.…”
Section: Manejos De Situações Difíceis Com Base Nos Aspectos Emocionaisunclassified