PERCEPTIONS OF THE NURSING TEAM TO THE PATIENT OUTSIDE THERAPEUTIC POSSIBILITIES

Authors

  • Renata Natoeli dos Santos Barros
  • Suziane Carvalho de oliveira
  • Lucyanna Campos Gonçalves
  • Eliete Carneiro dos Santos
  • Antonio Werbert Silva da Costa Enfemeiro pós-graduando em Docência do Ensino Superior pela Faculdade Sinapses
  • Amanda Pereira de Azevedo
  • Luana Miranda de Almeida

Keywords:

Nursing Care, Death, Terminally ill, Terminal care

Abstract

Care for individuals with terminal illness is a health care model that has been called "palliative care". It is essential to learn to cope with the loss in the context of non-prognosis disease. The study aims to identify and describe the nursing staff perceptions of the patient out of therapeutic possibilities. This is a literature review in national publications databases in the last ten years. Data analysis was performed by Minayo categorization technique (2012), in which it was possible to identify three categories. Given the literature, it was observed that the professionals have permeated situations of hardship, sorrow and suffering by patients and families. We conclude that at times, professionals are affected by the same sentiments, and what differentiates the approach adopted depends on the concepts and beliefs of each with the situation.

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Published

20-10-2017

How to Cite

Barros, R. N. dos S., oliveira, S. C. de, Gonçalves, L. C., Santos, E. C. dos, Costa, A. W. S. da, Azevedo, A. P. de, & Almeida, L. M. de. (2017). PERCEPTIONS OF THE NURSING TEAM TO THE PATIENT OUTSIDE THERAPEUTIC POSSIBILITIES. Uningá Review, 32(1), 137–146. Retrieved from https://revista.uninga.br/uningareviews/article/view/62

Issue

Vol. 32 No. 1 (2017): UNINGA REVIEW JOURNAL

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