2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2016.09.042
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Taking Care of Relationships in the Intensive Care Unit: Positive Impact on Family Consent for Organ Donation

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“…In one case, this resulted in the donation of fewer organs and tissues than intended at the outset. Our findings concur that the donation discussion may be enhanced by improving aspects of family care and provision [21].…”
Section: Global Theme -The Presentsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…In one case, this resulted in the donation of fewer organs and tissues than intended at the outset. Our findings concur that the donation discussion may be enhanced by improving aspects of family care and provision [21].…”
Section: Global Theme -The Presentsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…This was most notable in cases of DBD. Families expressed satisfaction with the sensitivity of the approach and the requestor; two important variables that are known to influence the decision to donate [6,20,21]. The facilities within specialist areas were not always deemed to be conducive to the sensitivity of the donation discussion, and a lack of privacy was an issue…”
Section: Global Theme -The Presentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contudo, entende-se que é por meio de uma comunicação efetiva que o processo se torna mais seguro, a família, mais satisfeita e mais propensa à doação. Destaca-se que, até a decisão da doação, a família perpassa por distintas etapas relacionadas à comunicação, as quais envolvem: comunicação da gravidade; comunicação sobre o início do protocolo de ME; comunicação da morte e, por fim, a informação sobre a doação de órgãos (BOCCI et al, 2016;CAJADO, 2017).…”
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“…Since 2013, as we have recently published, we developed a new communication approach addressed to relatives of patients admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) ( [18], with permission]). It consists of a patient/relative-centered approach, in which doctors, nurses, psychologists and volunteers support relatives throughout the care process.…”
Section: New Communication Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When considering patients in critical conditions admitted in the ICU, the care-taking process of the medical staff is addressed toward relatives more than toward patients, who continue to receive highquality care. Clinically speaking, the communication-based relationship has a central role and a positive action on health improvement in the care process [18].…”
Section: Delivering the Communication (How And When)mentioning
confidence: 99%