“Se tem batimento, tem vida”: vivências em torno da hospitalização na visão de familiares de pacientes internados no CTI
The research focuses on the experience of relatives of patients hospitalized at the Intensive Care Center. In the research, the following guiding question was established: what are the experiences of relatives of patients hospitalized at the Intensive Care Center (ICU) during their stay as a comp...
| Autor principal: | REIS, Ewerton Beckman dos |
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| Outros Autores: | BRANCO, João Eduardo Barros |
| Grau: | Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso - Graduação |
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2019
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http://bdm.ufpa.br/jspui/handle/prefix/1622 |
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The research focuses on the experience of relatives of patients hospitalized at the Intensive
Care Center. In the research, the following guiding question was established: what are the
experiences of relatives of patients hospitalized at the Intensive Care Center (ICU) during
their stay as a companion? The research aims to: Inform the experiences of family members
during their stay as a companion of a patient admitted to the Intensive Care Center and
analyze their implications for nursing. The work carried out is descriptive, with a qualitative
approach. The data collection was done by interview using a semi-structured script containing
open questions and a socioeconomic questionnaire. the sample consisted of 20 relatives of
patients admitted to the ICU of the João de Barros Barreto University Hospital, in Belém do
Pará. The thematic content analysis was chosen as the basis for the elaboration of the units.
Thus, from the meanings emerged three categories for the study: Understanding CTI and
emotional repercussions for family members; The family nucleus during hospitalization and
The importance of the communication of the multiprofessional team with the relatives. Within
the proposed, the research sought to report the experiences of family members in their stay in
the CTI. The CTI still suffers from the stigma of being a place of death and little chance of
exit. The family in this process faces a great obstacle in overcoming this moment and counts
on the communication of the multiprofessional team to fulfill this objective. In this scenario,
bringing the family member to the care is of fundamental importance for a humanized care.
Understanding the wishes of the companion in a singular way and as a family component is to
establish a professional attitude aiming at the integrality of the service. |