"Necessidades de familiares em unidades de terapia intensiva: análise comparativa entre hospital público e privado"

Freitas, Kátia Santana

doi:10.11606/d.7.2005.tde-18042006-163318

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“…It is a stressful situation that makes people feel disorganized, helpless and facing difficulties to mobilize to meet the usual demands of daily life and also those arising from hospitalization (14) . It is worth noting that most family members were married women who, in our society in general, are typically responsible for the organization and care of family life.…”

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Comfort of the patient's family in an Intensive Care Unit related to welcoming

Gibaut

Hori

Freitas

et al. 2013

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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RESUMOObjetivou-se identificar o nível de conforto de familiares de pessoas em estado crítico de saúde decorrente das práticas de acolhimento da equipe hospitalar. Foram entrevistados 250 familiares em hospitais do Estado da Bahia, utilizando-se uma escala Likert. Os dados foram analisados em percentuais e separatrizes. Para nove das 12 afirmativas da escala, a maioria dos familiares pontuou seu nível de conforto entre muito e totalmente confortável, mediana de 4, revelando gentileza, tranquilidade e comunicação cordial com familiares. Mais da metade da amostra pontuou seu nível de nada a mais ou menos confortável, mediana=3, para afirmativas sobre demonstrações de interesse da equipe pelo familiar e flexibilização da visita ao ente. Constatou-se a necessidade de maior interesse da equipe quanto a condição e necessidade do familiar. A promoção do conforto na dimensão acolhimento demanda a interdisciplinaridade da ação assentada em filosofia humanística para o qual a enfermeira tem importante papel a desempenhar. DESCRITORES RESUMENEl objetivo del estudio fue identificar el nivel de confort de familiares de personas en estado crítico de salud como resultado de las prácticas de acogida del equipo hospitalario. Se entrevistó a 250 familiares, en hospitales del Estado de Bahía y se utilizó la escala Likert. Los datos fueron analizados en porcentajes y separados en matrices. Para 9 (nueve) de las 12 (doce) afirmaciones de la escala, la mayoría de los familiares señaló su nivel de confort entre mucho y totalmente confortable; mediana de 4, revelando gentileza, tranquilidad y comunicación cordial con los familiares. Más de la mitad de la muestra señaló su nivel de nada a más o menos confortable (mediana=3), para las afirmaciones sobre las demostraciones de interés del equipo por el familiar y flexibilidad de la visita al paciente. Se constató la necesidad de mayor interés del equipo en relación a la condición y necesidad del familiar. Promover el confort en la acogida exige una acción interdisciplinaria basada en la filosofía humanística, donde la enfermera tiene un rol importante que desempeñar.

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Comfort of the patient's family in an Intensive Care Unit related to welcoming

Gibaut

Hori

Freitas

et al. 2013

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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“…It is important to highlight that, despite the growing number of studies focusing on the evaluation of family members' needs through instruments, especially in Intensive Care Units (16) , no studies focusing on the evaluation of specific needs of families of patients with TBI was found in the Brazilian literature, although this is a very relevant public health problem in Brazil.…”

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

Hora

Sousa

2009

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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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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“…The uncertainty often causes apprehension and anxiety in the family, that waits afflicted for the time of the visit to ask about their doubts and preferably receive good news. 13 "Ever since she got here, they do the possible and the impossible, they give baths, change the saline and watch everything, explaining everything, it helps a lot. " (Ruby) "I want to know everything I need to know, they have to know how they are going to break the news. "…”

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The perception of the companion of the humanized care in a pediatric intensive care unit / A percepção do acompanhante sobre o atendimento humanizado em unidade de terapia intensiva pediátrica

Villa

Silva

Costa³

et al. 2017

R. pesq. cuid. fundam. online

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Objetivo: Compreender a percepção do acompanhante da criança hospitalizada acerca do atendimento humanizado no contexto da unidade de terapia intensiva pediátrica. Métodos: Estudo descritivo e exploratório com abordagem qualitativa, desenvolvido na unidade de terapia intensiva pediátrica de um Hospital Pediátrico em Salvador, onde foram entrevistados os acompanhantes das crianças hospitalizadas. Os depoimentos foram analisados através da Técnica de Análise de Conteúdo. Resultados: As percepções dos familiares associam o significado de cuidado humanizado a um carinho e atenção maiores; valorizam as orientações dadas pela equipe de saúde e enfatizam a importância da sua presença durante toda assistência. As inquietações acerca do “não cuidado” são oriundas do sofrimento inerente à própria situação da criança. Conclusão: A percepção dos acompanhantes sobre o conceito de humanização envolve atenção, zelo, preocupação e muitas vezes até um envolvimento afetivo com o paciente e compreender a sua percepção significa estar alerta às suas reais necessidades.

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"Necessidades de familiares em unidades de terapia intensiva: análise comparativa entre hospital público e privado"

Cited by 20 publications

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Comfort of the patient's family in an Intensive Care Unit related to welcoming

Comfort of the patient's family in an Intensive Care Unit related to welcoming

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

The perception of the companion of the humanized care in a pediatric intensive care unit / A percepção do acompanhante sobre o atendimento humanizado em unidade de terapia intensiva pediátrica

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