Percepções dos profissionais de enfermagem intensiva frente a morte do recém-nascido

Silva, Laureana Cartaxo Salgado Pereira; Valença, Cecília Nogueira; Germano, Raimunda Medeiros

doi:10.1590/s0034-71672010000200011

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“…It requires adaptation and reorganization, modifying the normal course of life. For humans, it is difficult to cope with and facing death, even though it is part of life, especially in the case of a newborn (10) . According to the perception of nurses in the present study, the feeling of impotence by failing to prevent the death of the newborn is highlighted, followed by relief to understand that this event puts an end to their suffering.…”

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Taking care of the newborn dying and their families: Nurses' experiences of neonatal intensive care

Almeida

Moraes

Cunha

2016

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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Objective To understand the experiences of nurses when caring for dying newborns and their families in the NICU; and redeem their perceptions about acting before the death and grieving process. Method A descriptive exploratory study with a qualitative approach, developed with nine nurses at the ICU of a hospital in São Paulo (SP), Brazil. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews and analyzed using the Collective Subject Discourse (CSD). Results Caring for newborns who are dying and their families is very difficult for nurses, due to the intense involvement. They seek strategies to deal with the situation and, before the newborn’s death, despite the suffering, express the feeling of accomplishment. Conclusions Facing death and grief triggers mechanisms that emerge life references, coming across painful issues. Learning to deal with these questions is a daily challenge for nurses of the NICU.

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Taking care of the newborn dying and their families: Nurses' experiences of neonatal intensive care

Almeida

Moraes

Cunha

2016

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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“…Trabalhavam com o olhar para a vida, incluindo o processo de morte como natural. Dessa forma, valoriza-se a dignidade do paciente antes e depois de sua morte, gerando, por vezes, satisfação e conforto pelo trabalho realizado (Mota, Gomes, Coelho, Filho e Sousa, 2011;Silva et al, 2010). Este pensamento de resistência à dor e ao sofrimento, da não negação por parte do pro ssional, das suas limitações individuais enquanto pessoa favorece um amadurecimento pessoal e espiritual.…”

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“…Nestas condições o Enfermeiro é confrontado com a sua própria possibilidade de vivenciar sua nitude, bem como de pessoas próximas (Moro et al 2010;Peterson & Carvalho, 2011;Silva et al, 2010;Silva e Rocha, 2011). Ainda, os sentimentos são mais con ituosos quando a morte é de uma criança, gerando até um questionamento do seu papel pro ssional, visto que esta morte não é concebida como algo natural (Monteiro, Rodrigues e Pacheco, 2012;Silva et al, 2010;Souza et al, 2013). Alguns mecanismos de defesa foram apontados pelos estudos frente às situações de morte e morrer.…”

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Vivências Dos Enfermeiros Frente Ao Processo De Morrer: Uma Metassíntese Qualitativa

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Lamb²,

Quintana³

et al. 2017

RPESM

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RESUMO CONTEXTO:As vivências hospitalares do enfermeiro frente ao processo de morrer têm sido relacionadas à potencialização de sofrimento, especialmente quando o pro ssional não desenvolve estratégias de enfrentamento, interferindo na assistência prestada. OBJETIVO: realizar uma metassíntese acerca das vivências hospitalares do Enfermeiro frente à morte e o processo de morrer. MÉTODO: metassíntese realizada por meio da busca na Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde, utilizando os descritores Enfermagem, Atitude frente à morte e Enfermagem de cuidados paliativos na terminalidade da vida. Foram encontrados 170 artigos e selecionados 23 artigos. RESULTADOS: a maioria dos estressores é advinda da atuação do Enfermeiro junto aos familiares de pacientes. Os fatores facilitadores são subjetivos, relacionados à religiosidade, resistência pro ssional e comunicação efetiva. Os fatores di cultantes encontrados traziam a tristeza, fracasso, angústia, impotência, culpa, dor ou medo como componentes a serem trabalhados. CONCLUSÃO: Os fatores facilitadores foram observados como fontes de motivação e suporte para a construção de um processo de trabalho menos desgastante e mais produtivo. ABSTRACT " e experiences of nurses in the dying process: a qualitative meta-synthesis"CONTEXT: Hospital experiences of nurses face the process of dying have been related to the potentiation of su ering, especially when the professional does not develop coping strategies, interfering with assistance provided. OBJECTIVE:To conduct a meta-synthesis about the hospital experiences of nurse face of death and the dying process. METHOD: meta-synthesis performed through searching the Virtual Health Library, using the descriptors Nursing, Attitude to Death and Hospices and Palliative Care Nursing, written in Portuguese. One hundred and seventy papers were found and twenty-three papers were selected. RESULTS: Most distressful factors arose from the nurse's work with the families of dying patients. Factors that facilitate the process are subjective, related to religiousness, professional resistance and e ective communication. Sadness, failure, anxiety, helplessness, guilt, pain and fear are components to be worked. CONCLUSION: e predisposing factors have been reported as sources of motivation and support for the construction of a working process less taxing and more productive.KEYWORDS: Nursing; attitude to death; hospice and palliative care nursing RESUMEN "Vivencias de los enfermeros ante el proceso de morir: una meta-síntesis cualitativa" CONTEXTO: Las experiencias de hospital de las enfermeras contra el proceso de muerte se han relacionado con la potenciación de sufrimiento, sobre todo cuando el profesional no se desarrolla estrategias de supervivencia, lo que inter ere con la asistencia. OBJETIVO: una meta-síntesis sobre las experiencias de enfermera de hospital que trabaja con el proceso de morir. MÉTODO: metasíntesis realizado mediante la búsqueda en la Biblioteca Virtual en Salud, utilizando los descriptores: enfermería; actitud frente a la muerte; enferme...

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“…In the analysis of magazines, periodicals stand out in nursing [9,11,14,16,[18][19][20]22] medical [4,17] of public health [10,21], bioethics [12] and in other areas [13,15]. Table 2 shows the characterization of selected articles, according to the authors, title, journal, volume, number and year of publication.…”

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“…In research conducted with nurses in an intensive care unit (ICU), report that respondents understand death as inherent to life [16]. Despite this perception, nurses find it difficult to accept the death of newborns, comparing the findings of the study conducted with nurses in an oncology unit previously mentioned [11].…”

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Brazilian Health Professionals’ Perception about Death: An Integrative Review

Pereira¹,

Queiroz²,

Silveira³

et al. 2015

Int Arch Med

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Introduction: Recognizing deeply the death and all the elements that surround it should be of interest to all health care professionals, so that this can appreciate the comfort and dignified death of the patient without feeling guilty or overwhelmed with negative feelings.Objective: Analyzing the perception of Brazilian health professionals about the terminally life. Method:It was used the integrative review for organization and systematization of knowledge. The research was conducted in November 2014, in the LILACS database, through descriptors: nursing, medical, perception, attitude towards death, dying and euthanasia in Portuguese and English in PubMed. The results were obtained after a thorough analysis of 15 selected articles.

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Percepções dos profissionais de enfermagem intensiva frente a morte do recém-nascido

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Taking care of the newborn dying and their families: Nurses' experiences of neonatal intensive care

Taking care of the newborn dying and their families: Nurses' experiences of neonatal intensive care

Vivências Dos Enfermeiros Frente Ao Processo De Morrer: Uma Metassíntese Qualitativa

Brazilian Health Professionals’ Perception about Death: An Integrative Review

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