2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.iccn.2017.12.001
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The experience of Greek families of critically ill patients: Exploring their needs and coping strategies

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“…Literature related to family nursing practice has highlighted that oftentimes family care is constrained, and this contributes to missed nursing care and problematic nurse–family interactions . Indeed, in our review, we have highlighted that family members experience communication‐related difficulties . The probing phase is very important to the family, and if their concerns are not addressed through effective communication channels and education, they might be locked up in this phase or regress to the floating phase.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Literature related to family nursing practice has highlighted that oftentimes family care is constrained, and this contributes to missed nursing care and problematic nurse–family interactions . Indeed, in our review, we have highlighted that family members experience communication‐related difficulties . The probing phase is very important to the family, and if their concerns are not addressed through effective communication channels and education, they might be locked up in this phase or regress to the floating phase.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Most studies were conducted in the United States (n = 9) (11,13,(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25). Fifteen studies were conducted in the Americas, that is, three studies from Brazil (26-28), three studies from Canada (29)(30)(31) and nine studies from the United States; seven studies from Europe (32)(33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38); three studies from Asia (39)(40)(41); and two studies each from New Zealand (42) and Australia (43). Kentish-Barnes's study (33) conducted in France contributed majority of the participants; it involved 242 family members from 22 ICUs across France.…”
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“…E n los hallazgos se observa que los familiares esperan que se establezca una relación con la enfermera en la que ella se ponga en sus zapatos; sin embargo, Koukouli et al identificaron que los familiares consideran que en la uci sus necesidades son secundarias a las de los pacientes, incluso que no llegan a ser atendidas (24,25). En este sentido, Velasco-Bueno et al reconocieron que las enfermeras están menos interesadas por las inquietudes de las familias y hay una divergencia significativa en la prioridad de algunas de las preocupaciones que muestran los familiares (26).…”
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“…A pesar de que la comprensión empática es un ideal profesional que, sin duda, favorecería la humanización del cuidado en la uci, es una meta y una necesidad apremiante para los familiares, mientras que las enfermeras se limitan a un intercambio mínimo de información, lo cual evidencia un desencuentro de lógicas inconmensurables entre el familiar y la enfermera. En coherencia con los resultados de este estudio, Koukouli et al mostraron que los familiares buscan formas efectivas de comunicación con el personal de salud, con el propósito de obtener información, ya que el personal no lo suministra (24). En este sentido, tener dos perspectivas diferentes, pero especialmente por carecer de un lenguaje común que permita un encuentro (38,39).…”
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