Visão dos profissionais sobre seu trabalho no programa de internação domiciliar interdisciplinar oncológico: uma realidade brasileira

Porto, Adrize Rutz; Thofehrn, Maíra Buss; Pai, Daiane Dal; Amestoy, Simone Coelho; Arrieira, Isabel Cristina de Oliveira; Joner, Leandro Rauber

doi:10.15446/av.enferm.v32n1.46065

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“…The consensus reached in this study was that the workers are chosen by the families with a patient in palliative care so that he/she is responsible for the treatment and care of the patient, which also demonstrated, according to the reports, that the death experienced in hospital beds enabled a possible preparation and a new vision when dealing with the disease and the end of the life of a loved one. as well as for oneself (Porto et al, 2014).…”

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“…Medicine: an exploration of the anatomy of the human body Mental health of the psychologist working with the palliative care in Brazil Emotional support can often come from the team itself, using the welcoming among themselves, as a conduit to alleviate the challenges, deal with the terminality of users, sharing experiences, aiming to help in the suffering of patients, family members and, consequently, the team itself (Porto et al, 2014). Thus, Cardoso et al (2013) state that it is necessary to consider strategies for psychologists, as well as the multidisciplinary team, to be able to express their anxieties and challenges related to their difficulties in the work scenario, such as frustration, feelings of powerlessness and all psychic aggravation, promoting care in the human being who will provide care.…”

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Mental health of the psychologist working with the palliative care in Brazil

Roberto,

Oliveira,

Castilho

et al. 2024

Medicine: An Exploration of the Anatomy of the Human Body

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Palliative Care (PC) corresponds to the multidisciplinary practice of relieving pain and suffering in patients with progressive, chronic, incurable diseases or end-stage diseases or those of their families. This care aims to understand the patient in his or her full dimension, as a human being, to provide him with a better quality of life, mitigating and controlling symptoms of diseases caused by illness of a psychic, physical, organic, social, and spiritual nature, as long as there is life. The purpose of this study is to provide answers regarding the mental health of the psychologist when dealing with all the uncertainties, how he deals with the limitation of medicine, with the recognition of the uselessness of the treatment, with the acceptance of the death of his patient, with the difficulty of communicating the death to the family. The methodology used for the present work was bibliographic research, through the review of scientific articles published in certain platforms, such as SciELO, LILACS and Google Scholar, with the use of keywords to filter the publications and appropriate use. From the data obtained, it was concluded that, although it is a relevant and necessary subject, there is a scarcity of research in Brazil about the mental health of the Psychology professional and that there is still a predominance of the medical and technicist view, with a limited and retrograde perspective on "dying", without data that prove a better performance of the psychologist to deal with the finitude of life.

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Mental health of the psychologist working with the palliative care in Brazil

Roberto,

Oliveira,

Castilho

et al. 2024

Medicine: An Exploration of the Anatomy of the Human Body

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“…Houve reformulações sugeridas que envolvem a "Investigação da rotina": a enfermeira não assinalou mudanças estruturais, entretanto atentou-se para cuidadores com letrismo afuncional e a postulação das orientações por intermédio de desenhos. Diante disso, cabe ao profissional auxiliar na descoberta dos sentidos e objetivos dos CP, direcionando-os a um cuidado holístico [12], as táticas que compõem este contexto tangem a elucidação do quadro clínico direcionando mudanças no cotidiano [13].…”

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Validação de orientações para enfermeiros de um serviço de atendimento domiciliar oncológico: estudo metodológico

Júnior¹,

Santana

Santos³

et al. 2019

Enferm Bras

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Objetivo: Validar um instrumento que concilie orientações para assistência de enfermeiras e que cite quais os assuntos necessários ao abordar o cuidador de pacientes oncológicos domiciliares. Métodos: Estudo metodológico segmentado em quatro etapas, desenvolvido em um hospital oncológico de referência do município de Belém/PA, entre março e maio de 2015. Resultados: O painel de profissionais foi de seis enfermeiras de unidade de cuidados paliativos que validaram oito orientações gerais. Destas, sete obtiveram consenso apropriado e uma orientação de parecer inadequado (feridas neoplásicas). Educação em saúde, Efeitos adversos e Prevenção de lesões por pressão obtiveram bom desempenho; as demais sofreram aprimoramentos. A orientação que não logrou consenso favorável refletiu a inadequação de produtos descritos em algumas literaturas e a delicada tarefa de universalizar tratamentos, em vista da complexidade das feridas oncológicas. Conclusão: A validação demonstrou que sete orientações estavam adequadas, enquanto uma ainda precisa ser ratificada à prática.Palavras-chave: enfermagem oncológica, cuidados paliativos, visita domiciliar.

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“…The most prevalent subjects addressed in the educational strategies referred to general issues of palliative care [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22] . There was also the emergence of significant topics related to palliative care in oncology, in a generalist way [23][24][25][26][27] , and specifically related to therapeutic impossibility 28,29 , pain 30 , principles 24 , decentralized models 31 , and early palliative care 32 . Similarly, the pediatric clinic was significantly observed, focusing on the limitation of life support 33 and at the end of life 34 , which, although in smaller numbers, were also highlighted among the studies [35][36][37][38] .…”

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“…The proposal to develop specific guidelines in graduate medical programs to improve end-of-life care training also emerged 33 . Data from this research show the need to foster specializations 21,24,27,41 , especially the inclusion of specific training in pain control 19 , and to review the contents taught at this level of training 42 .…”

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Educational strategies in palliative care for healthcare professionals

Zamarchi,

Leitão

2023

Rev. Bioét.

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Although palliative care is expanding in Brazil, there are still weaknesses related to professional training and continuing education. This study mapped the main educational strategies regarding palliative care for healthcare professionals in Brazil. A scoping review was conducted in three databases, in which original articles, experience reports, theses, dissertations and case studies were found, totaling 39 documents published between 2002 and 2022. Data analysis resulted in three categories: institutional strategies, formal teaching processes and continuing education strategies. Results show that many initiatives are still analogous to the logic of continuing education and poorly integrated with the teaching-service perspective, generating a need to promote continuing education actions in everyday work at all levels of healthcare.

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Visão dos profissionais sobre seu trabalho no programa de internação domiciliar interdisciplinar oncológico: uma realidade brasileira

Cited by 8 publications

References 11 publications

Mental health of the psychologist working with the palliative care in Brazil

Mental health of the psychologist working with the palliative care in Brazil

Validação de orientações para enfermeiros de um serviço de atendimento domiciliar oncológico: estudo metodológico

Educational strategies in palliative care for healthcare professionals

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