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Davis, John K. "Precedent autonomy, surviving interests, and advance medical decisionmaking /." Thesis, Connect to this title online; UW restricted, 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/1773/5705.
Full textPowers, Jennifer L. "Understanding the Development of Self-determination in Youth with Disabilities in Foster Care." PDXScholar, 2010. https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/87.
Full textRabie, Tinda. "Self-care of older persons in the Potchefstroom district / Tinda Rabie." Thesis, North-West University, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10394/4006.
Full textThesis (M.Cur.)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2010.
Figueredo, Delcina Jesus. "Autocuidado em idosos internados numa enfermaria geriátrica de um hospital-escola: comparação das avaliações subjetivas e objetiva." Universidade de São Paulo, 2016. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/5/5169/tde-20092016-160109/.
Full textProspective, longitudinal quantitative study in elderly people and their proxies, of both genders, admitted at a geriatric ward of a school hospital, whose data collection was August 2013 to March 2014. Objective: to evaluate subjective and objective functional condition of elderly people admitted at a geriatric ward; among the reports of self care performance and their needs for help. Method: subjective and objective evaluations using the instrument Performance test of Activities of Daily Living (PADL), with 16 tasks associated to 3 items of Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL). Results: Female gender was predominant among the elderly (32 - 58.2%) and the proxies (46 - 83.6%); clients´ age varied between 64 and 99 (x=80) years old and their proxies between 37 and 84 years old (x=58.7y); basic education was more frequent among the elderly (36 - 65.4%) and higher (18 - 32.7%) for their proxies. Regarding the family connection of proxies, 30 (54.4%) were daughters and 12 (21.5%) wives. In order to compare the subjective and objective functionalities to perform self care, it was calculated the Concordance Index (CI), which varied from 62 to 93%, whose Kappa was between 0.20 and 0.59. Both elderly people and their proxies referred performing tasks with or without help. However, on the objective evaluation it was detected greater need for help or incapability to perform a task. It must be highlighted that elderly people evaluated themselves a little better than their proxies. Discussion: elderly subjective and proxy subjective evaluations in comparison to objective ones, elderly responses for self care were confirmed in objective evaluation and the reports provided subjectively by their proxies. It was verified that the functionality level of elderly people in majority was level 3 (do it without help) for PADL daily life activities and IADL instrumental activities. Elderly subjective reports in comparison to objective evaluation, it can be seen that some elderly people perform their activities without help, others with help and the ones who don´t perform tasks by themselves required some kind of help. Subjective information reported by proxies was discordant in comparison to objective evaluation in some items of the instruments. Elderly people are more prone to evaluate themselves better than their proxies. Proxies reported that elderly people can perform their tasks, but in the objective evaluation it was not observed. Conclusions: there are important differences between the functional capacities reported by elderly themselves and their proxies when compared to the direct observation of these tasks by the nurse, which points to the need of actions and care more focused on the direct evaluation rather than reports by clients and their proxies
Baade, Rosilei Teresinha Weiss 1974. "Coconstrução da autonomia do cuidado da pessoa com diabetes mellitus." [s.n.], 2015. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/312580.
Full textDissertação (mestrado profissional) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Ciências Médicas
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Resumo: Este estudo tem como objetivo analisar o processo de coconstrução da autonomia no cuidado em diabetes mellitus, através das reflexões de pessoas com diabetes e profissionais de saúde de um ambulatório público especializado, localizado em um município de médio porte, no estado de SC, através de uma pesquisa qualitativa. Os referenciais teóricos buscaram ampliar o entendimento sobre temas e contextos de vida como autonomia, doenças crônicas, diabetes, adoecimento, viver com diabetes, clínica do sujeito, autocuidado, cuidado, trabalho em saúde, coconstrução e cogestão. Os dados foram coletados através de entrevistas individuais semiestruturadas com as pessoas com diabetes e os profissionais de saúde deste ambulatório, além da realização de uma Roda de Conversa com os profissionais de saúde sobre as falas dos usuários nas entrevistas. As falas foram transcritas e analisadas através dos referenciais da análise de conteúdo, especificamente pela análise temática (Bardin apud Minayo, 2014), destacando-se a compreensão sobre como as pessoas com diabetes e profissionais de saúde entendem o processo de coconstrução da autonomia das pessoas com diabetes, reforçando o protagonismo dos sujeitos e privilegiando meios que possam levar ao cuidado integral e singular. A escuta, a clínica ampliada e a cogestão se afirmam como importantes estratégias para compreender o processo de vivência com diabetes e possibilita perceber o outro com um sujeito singular, funcionando como disparador da criação de estratégias compartilhadas entre adoecidos e profissionais de saúde, na construção da autonomia do cuidado, onde a doença faz parte da vida e não a vida parte da doença
Abstract: This study aims to analyze the process of co-construction of autonomy in care in diabetes mellitus, through the reflections of people with diabetes and health professionals from a specialized public clinic, located in a medium-sized municipality in the state of SC, through a qualitative research. Theoretical frameworks attempted to increase the understanding of issues and contexts of life as autonomy, chronic diseases, diabetes, illness, living with diabetes, the subject of clinical, self-care, care, health work, co-construction and co-management. Data were collected through individual semi-structured interviews with people with diabetes and healthcare professionals of this clinic, in addition to holding a Chat wheel with health professionals about the speeches of the users in the interviews. The discussions were transcribed and analyzed through content analysis of reference, specifically the thematic analysis (Bardin apud Minayo, 2014), highlighting the understanding of how people with diabetes and healthcare professionals understand the co-construction process of people's autonomy with diabetes, reinforcing the role of the subject and focusing means that can lead to the full and meticulous care. Listening states, the clinic expanded and the co-management if claim as important strategy to understand the process of living with diabetes and allows perceive the other with a singular subject, functioning as trigger the creation of strategies shared between diseased and health professionals in the construction of autonomy of care, where the disease is part of life and not the life of the disease
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Política, Planejamento e Gestão em Saúde
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Rylander, Monica. "Samhörighet, kompetens och autonomi inom omsorgsverksamhet." Thesis, Högskolan i Gävle, Avdelningen för socialt arbete och psykologi, 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hig:diva-14667.
Full textThe main objective of this qualitative interview study was to examine how personnel elemployed at a company providing social care services, view themselves and their work in relation to competence, relatedness and autonomy. These three concepts are an essential part of Self-Determination Theory. The result showed that relatedness was promoted by close cooperation between colleagues and by frequent common activities during the workday, but also by activities with colleagues outside work. Main obstacles to relatedness appeared when the staff were striving in different directions and when conflicts emerged. The respondents felt competent in interaction with the clients and when it was clearly stated how they were supposed to act in specific situations. The respondents expressed the need for more of knowledge of self-harming behavior and similar behaviors of acting out. However, the main obstacle to feeling competent was insecurity of what laws and regulations that govern their workplace. Despite the fact that laws and regulations govern a large part of their work, the respondents expressed that they felt reasonable autonomous as long as they participated in the planning and organization of different tasks.
Mahon, Karen Anne. "Comparison of self-determination between verbal and non-verbal residents of intermediate care facilities." CSUSB ScholarWorks, 2004. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/2633.
Full textCulen, Caroline, Marion Herle, Marianne Konig, Kiana Johnson, David L. Wood, and Gabriele Hausler. "Be on TRAQ – Cross-cultural adaptation of the Transition Readiness Assessment Questionnaire (TRAQ 5.0) and pilot testing of the German Version (TRAQ-GV-15)." Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University, 2019. https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/7012.
Full textJohansson, Anna. "Självbestämmande i palliativ vård : En begreppsanalys." Thesis, Högskolan Väst, Avdelningen för omvårdnad - avancerad nivå, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hv:diva-16565.
Full textBackground: To involve patients and their families in the planning of care in the end of life is an essential part of palliative care. To meet this, patients self-determination needs to be strengthened. Aim: The aim was to clarify the concept of self-determination in palliative care. Method: Concept analysis according to Walker and Avants method. Results: The defining attributes of self-determination in palliative care are; respecting the patients freedom, information, cooperation and communication. All attributes needs to be included to be able to strengthen patients self-determination i palliative care. Conclusion: Patients self-determination in palliative care can be strengthened if healthcare professionals work person-centered according to the 6S-model.
Maksuti, Ylli, and Oskar Hallberg. "Sjuksköterskors erfarenheter av autonomi hos personer med demenssjukdom : En litteratursammanställning." Thesis, Malmö universitet, Malmö högskola, Institutionen för vårdvetenskap (VV), 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mau:diva-43812.
Full textTedesco, Jiocasta. "Abordagens inovadoras no autocuidado de pessoas com diabetes." Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos, 2018. http://www.repositorio.jesuita.org.br/handle/UNISINOS/7452.
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As abordagens inovadoras, fortalecedoras do autocuidado, pretendem superar o paradigma biomédico de acompanhamento dos doentes crônicos. São atividades diferenciadas como arte e atividade física que, rotineiramente, não ocorrem nos serviços de saúde. Este estudo objetiva compreender como as abordagens inovadoras incidem no autocuidado de diabéticos, de que forma influenciam e modificam a vivência com a condição crônica. A metodologia de cunho qualitativo utilizada foi a cartografia, identificada como pesquisa de intervenção no sentido de revelar o processo de autocuidado do diabético, produzindo sujeitos e conhecimentos simultaneamente, não havendo a separação de pesquisador-pesquisado, como uma produção intersubjetiva. O coletivo de pesquisa foi formado por 10 diabéticos (6 mulheres e 4 homens), diagnosticados há pelo menos 5 anos, que participavam de abordagens inovadoras. O tempo do diagnóstico variou de 6 até 34 anos. Os temas abordados na entrevista foram vivência, abordagens inovadoras, itinerário terapêutico, vínculo e autocuidado. As ESF e as abordagens inovadoras selecionadas foram respectivamente: Vargas (grupo Hiperdia), São José (grupo Hiperdia e grupo de artesanato), Fortuna (grupo de convivência) e Freitas (grupo de caminhada). Ao final do processo as entrevistas gravadas foram transcritas na íntegra, traçou-se o mapa do itinerário terapêutico e investigou-se o processo de construção da subjetividade em relação às abordagens inovadoras. Foram construídos dois mapas para cada participante. No mapa descritivo no centro está o paciente e sua família e no entorno são discriminados cinco aspectos: rede de apoio social, rede de saúde, abordagens inovadoras vínculo e autocuidado. No mapa interligado descreveu-se os quatro aspectos citados, exceto o vínculo que foi evidenciado através de linhas. Estes mapas foram desenvolvidos com o auxílio do software miMind, objetivando descrever e evidenciar as ligações/associações existentes, sendo posteriormente utilizados para evidenciar os resultados e discuti-los. Para o artigo, foram selecionados quatro mapas, nos quais aparecia mais claramente a processualidade do percurso, modos de subjetivação e construção da autonomia no modo de gerenciar as manifestações da diabete. Os mapas selecionados foram Rosa (ESF Vargas – grupo Hiperdia) e Cravo (ESF São José – grupo Hiperdia) com maior tempo de diagnóstico, respectivamente 20 e 34 anos, e Violeta (ESF Fortuna – grupo de convivência) e Iris (ESF Freitas – grupo de caminhada) com menor tempo de 6 e 7 anos. Os resultados evidenciaram que os pacientes vivenciaram uma situação anterior pautada pelo descontrole da patologia, ocorrência de eventos agudos, ida a serviços de emergência, piora da doença, sentimentos de vulnerabilidade, angústia e incapacidade para lidar com a condição. A participação nos grupos de abordagens inovadoras oportunizou orientações, compartilhamento de informação, vínculo com os profissionais, relações construídas e uso de tecnologia para medir a glicemia. A religiosidade e o apoio familiar se aliaram a esses benefícios promovendo juntos a produção de subjetividade, de modo que o sujeito se torna protagonista da situação. Dessa forma as abordagens inovadoras auxiliam na construção do autocuidado, de forma que os pacientes adquirem a capacidade de perceber o seu corpo, auscultar os sintomas, regular a medicação e a dieta, praticar exercícios físicos e aprender a lidar com a condição crônica, promovendo sua autonomia.
The innovative approaches which fortify self-care intend to overcome the biomedical paradigm on ongoing patient assistance. These are distinguished practices such as art and physical activity which do not take place on health services. This study aims to understand the way innovative approaches concern the diabetic self-care; the way they influence and change a chronic condition experience. The qualitative methodology used was the cartography, identified as intervention research to reveal the diabetic self-care process, producing simultaneously knowledge and individuals in a way there will not be a researcher- subject, like an inter subjective production. The collective research was composed by 10 diabetics, (6 women and 4 men) who had been diagnosed for at least 5 years, who participated of innovative approaches. The diagnosis time varied from 6 to 34 years. The approached themes in the interview were innovative approaches, experiences, therapeutic itinerary, connection and self-care. The Family Health Strategy (FHS) and the innovative approaches were respectively selected: Vargas (Hiperdia Group), São José (Hiperdia Group and art craft Group) Fortuna (Peer Groups) and Freitas (Walking Group). At the end of the process the recorded interviews were fully transcribed; the therapeutic itinerary map was drawn and the subjectivity development process in relation to the innovative approaches was investigated. Two maps for each participant were developed. On the descriptive map center is the patient and his or her family. Around it, five aspects are discriminated: Social support network, health network, innovative approaches connection and self-care. On the interconnected map four quoted aspects were described, except the connection which was highlighted through lines. These maps were developed with the miMind software help, aiming to describe and emphasize the existing bonds/ associations, taking into consideration that they were subsequently used to confirm the results and discuss them. Four maps were selected for the article in which appeared: technical procedures routes, subjectivation modes and autonomy development on how to manage the diabetes manifestations. The chosen maps were Rosa (FHS Vargas – Hiperdia group) and Cravo (FHS São José –Hiperdia Group) with longer diagnostic periods, respectively 20 and 34 years old, and Violeta (FHS Fortuna – peer groups) and Iris (FHS Freitas – walking groups) with 6 and 7 years shorter time. The results showed that the patients experienced a previous situation guided by the pathology unmanageability, occurrence of treble events, visit to emergency health centers, disease worsens, vulnerability feelings, misery and inability to deal with this condition. The participation of innovative approaches in workgroups enables orientations, information share, professional connection, built relationships and technology usage to measure blood glucose. Religiosity and family support joined forces to these benefits promoting together the subjectivity production, in a way the subject becomes the situation’s protagonist. This way the innovative approaches help on the self-care development so that the patients acquire the capacity of perceiving their bodies, auscultate the symptoms, regulate the medication and diet, practice physical exercises and learn how to deal with the chronicle condition, promoting their autonomies.
Roso, Camila Castro. "O CUIDADO DE SI DE PESSOAS COM INSUFICIÊNCIA RENAL CRÔNICA EM TRATAMENTO CONSERVADOR." Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, 2012. http://repositorio.ufsm.br/handle/1/7353.
Full textThe incidence of people with chronic renal failure has increased significantly, reaching alarming numbers of individuals with kidney failure. This is a disease that affects kidney function and disables the maintenance of internal homeostasis of the organism. Treatment often causes frustration and limitations due to the various dietary restrictions and changes in lifestyle, which requires the patient to participate in their own treatment, determining its autonomy. Thus, this following research aimed to describe how people with chronic renal failure on conservative treatment take care of themselves and identify the possibilities and limits of self-care of people with chronic renal failure undergoing conservative treatment. It is a descriptive qualitative field research, which has taken place in the Uremia Clinic at the University Hospital of Santa Maria. The study included 15 people with chronic renal failure undergoing conservative treatment who attended the clinic. Data collection was performed through narrative interview supplemented by consulting the medical records of patients. The method of analysis of data was through theme analysis, which is a specific form of content analysis proposed by Minayo. All ethical aspects have been respected according to Resolution 196/96 of the National Health Board. The data were organized into two categories, first, the daily life of people with chronic renal failure undergoing conservative treatment as a possibility for self-care, was unveiled on the themes: the experience of self-care of persons with chronic renal failure on conservative treatment, autonomy in self-care of people in the conservative treatment and family support as a possibility of self-care in the conservative treatment. The second category called the limits of self-care of persons with chronic renal failure undergoing conservative treatment, had the following topics: the progress of the disease and care dependency, and the limits and the impact of conservative treatment in chronic renal failure. It is understood that the results of this research might contribute to the care of people with chronic renal failure on conservative treatment and in the manifestation of their autonomy through self-care. It is due to the health team to think and act in promoting the health of those with an eye toward autonomy in health education activities in the pursuit of quality of life.
A incidência de pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica vem aumentando significativamente, atingindo números alarmantes de indivíduos com falência renal. Esta é uma enfermidade que compromete a função renal e incapacita a manutenção da homeostasia interna do organismo. O tratamento geralmente causa frustrações e limitações devido às diversas restrições alimentares e modificações no estilo de vida, o que exige do paciente a participação no seu próprio tratamento, determinando a sua autonomia. Assim, este estudo teve como objetivos descrever como as pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica em tratamento conservador cuidam de si e identificar as possibilidades e os limites do cuidado de si das pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica em tratamento conservador. Trata-se de uma pesquisa de campo, qualitativa, descritiva, cujo cenário do estudo foi o Ambulatório de Uremia do Hospital Universitário de Santa Maria. Participaram do estudo 15 pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica em tratamento conservador que frequentavam o ambulatório. A coleta dos dados foi realizada por meio da entrevista narrativa complementada pela consulta aos prontuários dos pacientes. O método de análise dos dados foi por meio da análise temática, que é uma modalidade específica da análise de conteúdo proposta por Minayo. Foram respeitados todos os aspectos éticos conforme Resolução nº 196/96 do Conselho Nacional de Saúde. Os dados foram organizados em duas categorias, a primeira, o cotidiano de pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica em tratamento conservador como possibilidade para o cuidado de si, foi desvelada nos temas: a experiência do cuidado de si das pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica no tratamento conservador, a autonomia no cuidado de si das pessoas em tratamento conservador e o apoio da família como possibilidade do cuidado de si no tratamento conservador. A segunda categoria denominada os limites do cuidado de si de pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica em tratamento conservador, teve como temas: o avanço da doença e a dependência de cuidados, e os limites e as repercussões do tratamento conservador na insuficiência renal crônica. Entende-se que os resultados dessa pesquisa possam contribuir no cuidado prestado as pessoas com insuficiência renal crônica em tratamento conservador e na manifestação da sua autonomia através do cuidado de si. Cabe a equipe de saúde pensar e atuar na promoção da saúde dessas pessoas com um olhar voltado a autonomia, nas atividades de educação em saúde, na busca da qualidade de vida.
Paul, David. "Casting shadows and struggling for control : silence, resistance and negotiation in Australian Aboriginal health." University of Western Australia. School of Primary, Aboriginal and Rural Health Care, 2007. http://theses.library.uwa.edu.au/adt-WU2008.0015.
Full textKennedy, Kerry S. "Motivation in substance abuse treatment assessing the relationship between the transtheoretical model of change, self-determination theory, and their impact upon treatment outcomes /." Connect to resource, 2005. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc%5Fnum=osu1117211279.
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Vaillant, Marie-France. "Soigner la maladie chronique : quand le travail d'équipement révèle autonomie et attachements." Thesis, Grenoble, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012GRENH027/document.
Full textCommon speech calls for patient autonomy. Yet chronic illness care also reveals attachments. This is what we propose to highlight, through our thesis that takes for example diabetes and plans through the development of the concept of ‘the equipping work', questioning the autonomy, which is far to go self. From interviews, field observations, objects screening, and search of traces, we interrogate such practices as therapeutic education, the introduction of drugs and equipment (glucometer, insulin pump). These elements are all mediations, for the patient, family members, health professionals, patient organisations, which influence the course of living with the disease. Equipping can make the link between the sociology of health and illness, symbolic interactionism, phenomenology and the actor network theory. It provides a grid of chronic illness and care, with all the equipements that contribute to the management of disease. It allows defining autonomy despite the strength of disease ties and leads to rebuild the identity of the man-with-the-sickness
Souesme, Guillaume. "Soutien à l'autodétermination, personnalité et conséquences émotionnelles chez les patients hospitalisés en service de soins de suite et réadaptation : apport de la théorie de l'autodétermination." Thesis, Tours, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOUR2022/document.
Full textHospitalization is a life stage that faces a large majority of older people. This experience is often accompanied by both physical and psychological declines and means, for most of older people the beginning of the end. Based on the self-determination theory (SDT), this doctoral dissertation has two objectives. (1) To qualitatively define an autonomy supportive environment in after-care and rehabilitation services (ACRS). (2) To know the impact of causality orientations on patients' perceptions of an autonomy supportive or controlled environment and the associated motivational and emotional consequences. Study 1 showed that healthcare professionals conveyed an idealized image of their work environment and the care they provide. Patients (study 2) indicated many constraints that mitigated the effect of this positive view of an autonomy supportive environment and reduced their ability to experience it. Study 3 demonstrated that patient's causality orientations were a variable which interacted with the perception of ACRS environment, did not induce the same motivational and emotional consequences. Thus, these studies contribute to the self-determination theory in the health setting by showing the determining role of patients’ motivation. It is therefore necessary for healthcare professionals to be able to feed, maintain and support patients’ motivation. In the light of the contribution of the self-determination theory, a reflection about practical recommendations and future lines of research will be proposed
Rosa, Maria do Carmo Palma. "Capacitação da pessoa com alteração da mobilidade, para a autonomia no autocuidado em transferir-se." Master's thesis, Universidade de Évora, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10174/23435.
Full textGuerra, Renata Gomes Machado. "Convivência da pessoa idosa com diabetes buscando autonomia para o autocuidado: estudo sociopoético." Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, 2013. http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/tde_busca/arquivo.php?codArquivo=5092.
Full textThis paper refers to education/care/research focused on nursing orientation for self-care of the elderly with diabetes, seeking their welfare; as there are evidences related to elderly growth in the world population and, in particular, in Brazil. It aims to apply the Nola Pender Diagram in the context of a course about self-care based on social poetics, as a way to produce data based on the actions and proposals for health behaviors, seeking the welfare of people. The theoretical framework focuses on Nola Penders theory of health promotion, saying that the process of enabling people to seek their quality of life and health, including greater participation and control of this process. The theoretical methodology is social poetics, which establishes a qualitative and descriptive study, through the establishment of a research group, analytical device of this method, consisted of 10 individuals, applying artistic and sensitivity research techniques. The technique "experience in geomitic places results on the delimitation of the following themes: Fear of the unknown; Transcending living with diabetes through acceptance; Self-care as resolution of problems to be exceeded; Searching for a cure for diabetes through healthy living, and expectations for the future. In the technique "Body as minimum territory" the following themes emerged: Insecurity; Fragility; Difficulty in controlling blood glucose; Control, Self-Care, Optimism, Perseverance; Difficulty in controlling feeding; Tranquility; Dependence; Conformation; Revolt; Balance; Discouragement; Esteem; Careless and self-image. By applying the Nola Pender Diagram it was possible to find the research group personal factors that influence behavior prior to the adoption of self-care, the benefits of perceived actions during teaching self-care, and the demands of competence to assume so in order to promote health. It was found that the conduction of health promotion is the variable that leads to a look through targeted actions that have positive outcomes for the welfare and balance the body dimensions. The following actions for health promotion adopted by the research group were found: commitment to physical activity; healthy eating, daily and regular medication and self-care with the body and mind through practice of physical activity and leisure.
Pouliquen, Valérie. "Inégalités sociales de santé en transplantation rénale. Renal transplantation outcome and social deprivation in the French healthcare system: a cohort study using the European Deprivation Index Transplant center characteristics associated with living-donor kidney transplantation: a cohort study with a hierarchical modeling approach Is self-care dialysis associated with social deprivation in a universal health care system? A cohort study with the data from the Renal Epidemiology and Information Network Registry." Thesis, Normandie, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019NORMC423.
Full textReducing social inequalities in health is an important objective internationally. An European transnational index, European Deprivation Index (EDI), estimates the individual experience of social deprivation and allows comparison between regions and countries.This work focuses on the social deprivation estimated by EDI in nephrology. Using EDI, our studies showed that 32% of transplanted patients lived in the most deprived areas. Social deprivation was associated with the increased risk of death in renal transplanted patients.In France, there was heterogeneity between transplant centers regarding living-donor kidney transplantation. Gender and social deprivation estimated by EDI were associated with lower likelihood of LDKT. Number of senior nephrologists or coordinators and the existence of ABO incompatible program could influence the use of LDKT.In France, social deprivation estimated by the EDI is associated with self-care dialysis in end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients undergoing replacement therapy. Compared with the general population, ESRD patients treated by dialysis experienced a high level of social deprivation.Social inequalities in nephrology could be reduced by early interventions during healthcare pathway. New approaches targeted ESRD patients should be explored at the dialysis or transplantation centers levels
Roth, Sharon A. "Family child care providers' self -reported perceptions of *isolation, autonomy and burnout." 2004. https://scholarworks.umass.edu/dissertations/AAI3136774.
Full textSantos, Cláudia Maria Rodrigues dos. "O atendimento à pessoa diabética e a formação de enfermeiros para a utilização do SAPE na UCSP de Marvila." Master's thesis, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/9578.
Full textThis essay, consists in a report describing all the developed activities during the Community Health Master Degree at Portuguese Catholic University, Health Science Institute (Instituto Ciências da Saúde da Universidade Católica Portuguesa). Community nursing implies a wide range of intervention areas, and for that reason the nurse with this specialty must be able to intervene in any health problems identified in the community, group or individual. The internship was developed in three 180 hours modules, consisting in two intervention projects, using health planning methodology. During the first two modules of the internship, the nurse consult to the diabetic person was reorganized, and had as its goal the promotion of USCP Marvila diabetic user’s autonomy, allowing the use of different strategies that meet the objectives proposed by the Diabetes Prevention and Control National Program. The project leitmotiv was the training of the diabetic person to manage their disease. Individual and group intervention strategies were implemented, always considering that the individual is unique, and their individuality must be respected and used so that the nurse can truly be the user health problems management autonomy facilitator. We sought to develop specific skills, notably those involving the use of health planning methodology, integrating the training of groups to maintain and restore health. The second project carried out in the internship third module, had as an objective the training of reference nurses in the use of CIPE/SAPE software at Marvila UCSP. It emerged naturally after the good results obtained with the use of computer software in the previous project. Since then, the nurses considered it important to extend the use of SAPE software to all other nursing programs. During training phase, January 2011, 228 SAPE nursing record were made, from which 22 refer diabetic persons and the remainder are distributed across all nursing programs in development in the unit. Throughout the project, the competencies related to training were undoubtedly the most developed. A culture of prevention.is all I desire for my future practice as a community health specialist nurse
Lourenço, Marisa da Conceição Gomes. "A promoção da autonomia da pessoa dependente para o autocuidado : um modelo de intervenção de enfermagem em cuidados continuados." Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/20685.
Full textThe presented study is placed within the domain of self-care, more specifically, “within the promotion of the autonomy of the dependent person for self-care”. It emerges from a course of Action Research (AR), developed in a Convalescence Unit of the National Long Term Care Network (LTC). The Long Term Care is focused on the global recovery of the person, promoting one’s autonomy and improving one’s functionality, within the ambit of his/her dependency situation. The usual referencing criteria for these units contemplate the dependency for self-care in people with needs of functional rehabilitation and of self-care basic activities training (Having a shower, getting dressed and getting undressed, getting ready, taking care of one’s personal hygiene, feeding oneself, using the toilet, turning around and moving in a wheel chair), with a strong potential for recovery. This condition leads to a situational transition of health/ illness that implies a process, a direction and an acquisition of new roles and responsibilities. Promoting a dependent person’s autonomy for self-care, stimulating him/ her for a significant change in his/her way of living and for learning through adaptive strategies are actions that can be facilitated by nurses. To do so, it is important to find a model capable to lead the dependent person to reach his/her maximum autonomy potential for self-care. The undertaken AR cycle has created changes in the care model that was being used, having appealed to the use of promoter strategies of participation and internal commitment by nurses, with the purpose of change. The results have allowed structuring a set of presuppositions that are in the origin of an orientation model of the self-care concept, centered in the promotion of the self-care autonomy. It was possible to start from “what nurses do and how they do it” and reflect “about the action and on the action” to generate evidence. This model allows nurses to understand what occurs in practice and to organize that information in a critical way, in order to justify the decision that precedes an action and to promote the autonomy of the dependent person for self-care. The initial data, the nursing diagnosis, the nursing objectives and interventions constitute the information items that characterize the explanation systematization of the care concept, centered on the promotion of the autonomy of the dependent person for self-care. For that, they reveal fundamental structures like: the initial data specifications about the self-care capability and the integration of data related to the nursing attention focus, centered on human responses to transitions; the explanation systematization of the care concept, centered on human responses to transitions; the data support with referential integrity among diagnosis, objectives/results and nursing interventions; the usage of qualifiers that reveal the identification of development opportunity and skills that characterize the maximum potential of autonomy (potential to acquire, or develop, or improve the knowledge and or capability for adaptive strategies on self-care); the integration of nursing interventions that promote the person’s autonomy, potentiating the usage of support devices suitable for each person; the monitoring of response patterns during the autonomy recovery process, as a strategy for the care personalized management. An important resource for the development of the intervention model is a support information system, in order to help the nurses’ decision, which allows managing generated information as an adequate expression of the clinical practice. This investigation course has allowed: to structure the nurses’ professional action centered on the promotion of autonomy for self-care, having as a basis one’s recovery potential; and to develop an empirical knowledge that intends to lead to a professional practice oriented by conceptual models (Self-care Theory by Orem and Transitions Theory by Meleis), making it progressively more significant for people.
Brito, Maria Alice Correia. "A reconstrução da autonomia após um evento gerador de dependência no autocuidado." Doctoral thesis, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/12617.
Full textThe research developed assumed self-care as object of study. The study aimed to develop a theory on rebuilding of autonomy in self-care, after an event generator of dependence. The investigation included two studies: the first, aimed to characterize the phenomenon of dependence on self-care at discharge moment and the second aimed to explore in depth the process of self-care autonomy reconstruction, after an event generator of dependence. The research was conducted between June 2008 and September 2010, in a Local Health Unit in the northern region. The patients that participated in the study were those who have dealt with self-care dependence. From the results was verified that self-care was the focus of attention most frequently used by nurses to describe care needs of the hospitalized client. The judgment most often used to translate the clients self-care needs was the judgment "dependence”. As a process, the reconstruction of autonomy in self-care occurs during a period of time, having a beginning and an end. The pathological process itself alone does not lead to the awareness of the changes in people's lives, nor the beginning of the reconstruction of autonomy. The awareness occurs by the confrontation with the alterations in life, the body changes, the modifications in the routinely actions and the identification of what cannot do. From all the aspects that change and look different, we highlighted the incapacity to perform homecare and shopping, the modification in the treatment regimen, the accessibility, to spend more time during the activities, the alterations in routines / habits, to stay longer at home and to be dependent on self-care activities. The process of rebuilding the autonomy implies to make decisions related to transition process, particularly to managing the human resources, institutional resources and support equipment and products. Simultaneously, it is inevitable the development of self-care competencies and the role of the caregiver. During the transition there are factors considered critical to the personal conditions, community resources, the support and the health condition that determines the way of experiencing the transition. The outcome indicators are related to the increased in the mobility level, the lowering of dependence level, the reduction of falls, the “adoption of new habits”, the beginning of social activities, and the adoption of a positive attitude related to ask for support. The nursing therapeutics promoters of healthy transition that emerged throughout the study were: to promoting awareness of the changes that are or will occur, to assess the dependence level and to identify the person changes and the perceived differences; to facilitating decision making, proving valid information to decision making process; to identifying in advance the need of alterations of housing conditions, to assess housing conditions and to assess available resources; to promoting the development of self-care competencies, to instructing and to training self-care strategies, to advocating, educating and training the use of support products and equipment; to promoting the caretaking, to get together with the patient family, to support the management of tasks, and support resources products, and to develop caregiver role competencies.
HSIEH, YU-LING, and 謝友菱. "The association between social support, dialysis-related support, perceived autonomy support in primary care, self-efficacy and health related quality of life in Peritoneal dialysis patients." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/4gmp83.
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Background: The incidence and prevalence rate of end-stage renal patients in Taiwan ranks first in the world, while patients with end-stage renal disease patients take dialysis to maintain renal function. The number of dialysis patients prevails in Taiwan is as high as 75,442, and the total medical cost of dialysis patients accounts for 10.6% of the overall expenditure on National Health Insurance in 2013, which puts a heavy burden on health insurance. End-stage renal disease (ESRD) are required to receive regular dialysis treatment. Complex treatment or care such as dietary restrictions, drinking water restrictions, attention to fistula or catheter care, and lifestyle changes can affect social function, physical and mental function. In the past, dialysis patients have been tested on self-efficacy, self-management and quality of life. If the patient''s self-efficacy and self-management can be increased, the quality of life of patients will be significantly improved. Self-efficacy is dynamic and will change with different environments, ages, and new knowledge. It can be improved through change. In the near future, most studies have also studied the impact of social support and self-efficacy through social partners. Support can help patients feel more confident about the difficulty of changing lifestyles. Therefore, this study hopes to explore the needs of peritoneal dialysis patients from social support, dialysis-related support or perceived autonomy support. Objectives: To explore whether the self-efficacy of peritoneal dialysis patients is related to social support, dialysis-related support, and perceived autonomy support, and thus related to health-related quality of life. In addition, this study wants to establish the model and find the correlation between social support, dialysis-related support, perceived autonomy support, self-efficacy and health-related quality of life. Method: This study is a cross-sectional study, using questionnaires to collect data by one-on-one interviews. The questionnaire was purposive sampling. The subjects were patients who had peritoneal dialysis for more than 3 months including National Taiwan University Hospital, Min-Sheng General Hospital and Ministry of Health and Welfare Taipei Hospital. Measurement tools include the International Social Support Scale (ISEL-16), the Illness support scale, the Health Care Climate Questionnaire (HCCQ), and the Dialysis Self-Energy Questionnaire (Perceived Kidney /Dialysis Self-Management Scale, PKDSMS) and Kidney Disease Quality of Life 36 (KDQOL-36), a total of 319 valid questionnaires. Results: The self-efficacy of peritoneal dialysis patients in this article was significantly correlated with health-related quality of life (P<0.05). Social support was significantly associated with self-efficacy (P < 0.01), and social support was also significantly associated with health-related quality of life (P < 0.001). Social support can directly or indirectly through self-efficacy to be associated with health-related quality of life. Perceived autonomy support was significantly associated with self-efficacy (P < 0.001), but perceived autonomy support was not significantly associated with health-related quality of life (P = 0.849), so perceived autonomy support needs to be related to the health-related quality of life through self-efficacy. There was no significant correlation between dialysis-related support and self-efficacy. Conclusion: Social support can be related to health-related quality of life indirectly, and can be directly related to health-related quality of life. Social support has a positive and significant relationship to the health-related quality of life of peritoneal dialysis patients, and can also improve the patient''s self-management confidence, which in turn leads to better health-related quality of life. Furthermore, perceived autonomy support needs to be positively related to health-related quality of life by increasing self-efficacy. It’s necessary to increase confidence of self-management in peritoneal dialysis patients through perceived autonomy support by medical staff, then be related to the health-related quality of life. In the dialysis-related support section, the research team analyzed that because of the younger age of peritoneal dialysis patients, self-care autonomy and the need to limit the conditions of patients undergoing peritoneal dialysis, there is no significant relationship between dialysis-related support, self-efficacy and health-related quality of life. Key words: Social support、dialysis-related support、perceived autonomy support、self-efficacy、health-related quality of life、Peritoneal Dialysis
Sousa, Marina de Lurdes Vieira de. "A reconstrução da autonomia do adulto jovem após um acidente vascular cerebral gerador de dependência no autocuidado." Master's thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1822/64113.
Full textO acidente vascular cerebral (AVC) encontra-se nos primeiros lugares da lista de causas de morte a nível mundial, sendo uma causa major de incapacidade funcional no adulto. Nos últimos anos tem-se observado um aumento significativo na incidência desta patologia nas pessoas mais jovens acompanhado pelo o aumento da incapacidade física, com repercussões ao nível na execução do autocuidado. Vivenciar uma transição saúde-doença, acarreta alterações profundas na vida de quem experimenta um processo desta natureza, nomeadamente quando se trata de um adulto jovem. Foi realizado um estudo qualitativo de carácter exploratório e descritivo, tendo como objetivos, explorar, descrever e compreender a perspetiva do adulto jovem sobre o processo de reconstrução da sua autonomia após um AVC gerador de dependência no autocuidado. Optou-se pela entrevista não estruturada, dirigida a seis (N= 6) adultos jovens sobreviventes de AVC. A análise das narrativas das entrevistas foi realizada com recurso à análise de conteúdo. Desta emergiram nove (9) categorias: pontos e eventos críticos; alterações na condição de saúde; consciencialização; envolvimento; condições facilitadoras pessoais e sociais; condições inibidoras pessoais e sociais; indicadores de processo; indicadores de resultado; e cuidados informais. Os resultados sugerem que este percurso se inicia com o evento crítico, o AVC, responsável por mudanças na condição de saúde dos participantes, principalmente ao nível do desempenho do autocuidado. A sua recuperação pressupõe envolvimento, o qual acontece quando existe consciencialização das mudanças. A vivência da transição está rodeada por um conjunto de fatores que podem facilitar ou obstaculizar este percurso. É possível ainda inferir a existência de indicadores de processo relacionados com a ligação dos participantes aos profissionais de saúde e com estratégias de adaptação à nova situação, bem como, a existência de indicadores de resultados, os quais reportam fundamentalmente à mestria e o retorno à vida social. Sendo cada percurso vivenciado individualmente, os enfermeiros devem ajustar as suas práticas recorrendo às terapêuticas de enfermagem revelando-se verdadeiros facilitadores da transição saúde-doença vivida por cada sobrevivente do AVC em geral, e em particular pelo adulto jovem.
The stroke stands in the frontline regarding the list of the world death causes, being itself a major cause of adult functional incapacity. Lately, we have been watching a significant increase in the incidence of this pathology in younger adults followed by a physical incapacity rise, with consequences in terms of the self-care. To undergo a health-disease transition provides profound modifications viewing the life of those who experience such a process of this nature, particularly when it comes to a young adult life. A descriptive, qualitative, and exploratory study has been conducted, which goals pretend to explore, describe and understand the young adult perspective about the autonomy reconstruction process after a self-care dependency triggering stroke. The non structured interview was selected and forwarded to six (6) young adults, who have survived after a stroke. The analysis of the interviews was performed through content analysis. From this last one, nine (9) categories have emerged: points and critical events; health condition alterations; awareness; engagement; personal and social facilitating conditions; personal and social inhibiting conditions; process indicators; outcome indicators and informal care. The results sugest that this pathway begins with a critical event, the stroke, responsible for the modifications in participants` health condition, mostly referring to the self-care performance. Its recovery assumes engagement, which happens when there is awareness of the changes. The living process of the transition is surrounded by a group of factors that might ease up or handicap all this course. Still, it is possible to imply the connection between the participants and the health professionals and with the adaption strategies to the new situation, as well as the existence of result indicators, which basically apply to the social life and mastery. Since each journey is individually experienced, the nurses should adjust their pratice based on the Nursing healing theurapeutics becoming real facilitatiors of the health-disease transition perceived by each stroke survivor, in general, and, in particular, by the young adult.
Robinson, Barbara Lynn. "Effects of visual impairment, gender, and age on self-determination opportunities at home, with friends, with health care, at school, and in physical education." 2002. http://www.oregonpdf.org.
Full textAlves, Raquel Ferreira Pedrosa. "Has end-of-life decisions or advance directives become an economic strategy to contain health care cost as much as a way to respect patient´s informed consent and private autonomy rights? : what can we learn from the american advance care model?" Master's thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/27119.
Full textHalmo, Renata. "Sebepéče jako projev autonomie člověka v procesu péče." Doctoral thesis, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-322253.
Full textAlmeida, Armando Manuel Gonçalves de. "A reconstrução da autonomia face ao autocuidado após um evento gerador de dependência : estudo exploratório no contexto domiciliar." Master's thesis, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/10507.
Full textHealth is facing a new paradigm, driven by a need for socio-economic change, where self-care is seen as a hidden resource in society, to overcome the failure of health systems in an aging population. Nursing fits perfectly into this model because it maintains the attitude of partnering with clients / families to help them reach and improve the health project that outlined by investing in research to develop scientific knowledge as a basis for professionalisation nursing care focused on customer responses. Following this route option is to study the phenomenon of self-care, restricting it to the satisfaction of the activities of daily living that are common to all people. The research in this area, although very large in some specific areas, proved to be low on the existence of substantive studies to explain the phenomenon of loss of autonomy regarding self-care in home care after an event resulting in dependency. Faced with such evidence, there was a qualitative study, exploratory and descriptive, adopting a methodology to generate a Grounded Theory in order to explore the phenomenon in domestic settings, hoping that the knowledge developed may help to improve nursing care. The selection of participants was held in the hospital (the hospital stay after the event resulting in dependency), and the data collection started (using the technique of participant observation) after his return home, opting for individuals with dependence, for the first time in self-care on the activities of daily living. The study shows that in situations of vulnerability in relation to self, individuals are forced to start the transition process. In these situations, several factors emerge from intrinsic attributes (the subject's psychological status, and knowledge) and extrinsic factors (social support, economic status, society, and tradition) to the subject that interfere with this experience, resulting in responses (process indicators) that are used by nurses to adapt the therapeutic nursing. Finally, the results are denouncing a salutary experience of transition, which are no longer the starting point for a new reality.
Lugasi, Tziona. "La transition des soins du milieu pédiatrique au milieu hospitalier adulte chez des adolescents transplantés rénaux et chez des adolescents diabétiques : évaluation de l’identité et de l’autodétermination." Thèse, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10350.
Full textAbstract The percentage of children and adolescents with a chronic condition who reach adulthood has increased significantly in past decades due to improvements in medicine and has given rise to the question of transition from child-centered care (CCC) to adult-centered care (ACC). Transition of care has been described by researchers and clinicians as a complex process that can be associated with important challenges, such as a lack of adherence to treatment in ACC. Despite the numerous writings on the subject, there is a dearth of longitudinal studies based on a contextual framework. The main goal of the present thesis is to identify factors that can facilitate patients’ transition experience by using a longitudinal methodology and by anchoring the research in a well-defined contextual framework. The thesis is comprised of three scientific articles. The first article examined identity development, a central task of adolescence. Identity achievement, in contrast to identity diffusion, is characterized by a coherent sense of who one is following a period of exploration and can help navigate the challenges of adulthood. This study examined identity within a quality of life (QOL) context in 85 adolescents with a renal transplant or Type 1 diabetes in comparison to 90 healthy controls. Results revealed significant différences in ideological identity, with patients showing higher levels of diffusion and controls showing higher levels of foreclosure. The study revealed no differences with respect to interpersonal identity, QOL, perceived control over the QOL domains, and perceived opportunities for growth and development. The results of identity development are discussed and put in perspective based on patients’ self-reported QOL. The second article is a literature review that aimed to systematically summarize transition studies on patients’ perspective and, based on these results, identify factors that facilitate transition to ACC. Using a metasummary methodology, we extracted, grouped, and abstracted the findings from 46 qualitative and descriptive quantitative studies involving patients before and/or after their transfer to ACC. Empirical results on transition fell into four groups: (1) patients’ feelings and concerns; (2) patients’ recommendations about transition; (3) outcomes after transfer; and (4) mode of transfer. Our results are discussed within a theoretical transition framework that emphasizes the importance of fulfilling conditions that can lead to a successful transition. The main objective of the third article was to gain a better understanding of adolescent patients’ transition experience from CCC to ACC in light of a pre-determined theory. Given the importance awarded by patients to their medical environment, the self-determination theory was chosen. According to the self-determination theory, patients who perceive their health care environment as autonomy supportive will feel motivated and competent to manage their condition and will show increased adherence to their treatment. We followed the transition experience of patients with Type 1 diabetes or a renal transplant 6 months before (n= 85), and 6 months (n= 49) and one year (n= 36) after their transfer to ACC. The results revealed that patients generally felt ready to transfer. Following transfer, there was a decline in patients’ perception of autonomy support. In contrast, one year following transfer, patients reported a significant increase in their sense of choice and their adaptation to ACC. Higher levels of autonomy support were also associated with feelings of satisfaction, motivation, competence and self-reported adherence. The practical relevance of this study is discussed.
Azeredo, Ana Raquel Carvalho. "Jovens em sistema de acolhimento : competências de vida diária, autocuidado, habitação e gestão do dinheiro." Master's thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/22093.
Full textThe present study was developed with young forest adults with ages between 16 and 21 years old. The sample was collected from Lares de Infância e Juventude from the district of Braga and Viana do Castelo. Considering the needs related to the lack of life skills instruments for young adults who are transitioning from institutional host to autonomy, the study focused on the autonomy dimension and the development of life skills of the young adult, in this context. The overall objectives of the study were to translate and adapt the language and construct of Casey Life Skills (Nolan, Wolf, Ansell, Burns, Barr, Copeland & Paddock, 2000)- Life Skills Scale (Gonçalves, Macedo, Pinto & Azeredo, 2016) through a reflective interview with technicians of the area. After the application of the Life Skills Scale, a first characterization of the population in question was carried out, related to the subscales of daily life, self-care and housing and money management skills. We verified that this young adults did not show significant differences relatively to the gender, age and the duration of the hosting, on the subscales in question.
Sá, Maria do Céu Lourenço. "Perceções da condição de saúde, da autonomia e do autocuidado entre pessoas com doença reumática." Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/20731.
Full textFrom all the chronic illnesses, rheumatic diseases, due to its prevalence and impact on the population, emerge as a priority, and health professionals, especially nurses, should address it with appropriate and competent responses. These diseases are accountable for significant losses of autonomy and performance capability, particularly in self-care behaviors. Our aim is to understand to what extent the perception of health condition covering the representations concerning health, disease, pain, body awareness, limitations imposed by the disease and feelings, among patients with this condition, varies according to their autonomy and their self-care profile. It is intended, therefore, to analyze the representations of the health status, among people with arthritis and to verify the impact of the illness on their self-care activities as well as to describe the most relevant associations between representations and the typical self-care profiles in this population. In an effort to comprehend how people feel, think and behave on daily basis, Moscovici’s social representations theory was articulated with Backman and Hertinen model of self-care profile. Empirical research comprised two different segments. In the first one, exploratory, four qualitative studies were conducted and in the second inferential, we resorted to a quantitative approach. Data was collected in health institutions with rheumatology services, using a population of older adults, average age of 68 years, both genders. In the exploratory phase, three focus-group and an extensive exploratory study were carried in order to retrieve and explore, through several open-questions, significant and structural dimensions of the representations of the health condition. These results were then used to assemble various scales included in the questionnaire which made possible to measure and gather data for the inferential study. This allowed us not only to test the consistency of our qualitative material, but also to find additional information, investigate the influence of social belongings in this particular population, determine the typical self-care profiles and to correlate these with the representations of the health condition. Results elucidate that the disease, and the pain associated with it, is experienced as devastating, with strong implications for individual health condition and negative feelings like sadness, discouragement and loneliness, are common and interfere with self-care management. Women tend to show greater dissatisfaction with their health condition than men. The older and the long-time rheumatic are, in general, the most dissatisfied. Several types of self-care profiles were found, namely: responsible, formally guided and independent types. Men, as well as younger and short-time patients, exhibit profiles that is predominantly responsible and independent. Women as well as younger and short-time patients express, above all a formally guided profile. Knowing how rheumatic patients perceive their condition, themselves, and their feelings, as well as how they manage their self-care, empowers nurses to potential the autonomy and to address the needs of each patient, enabling action and a more adequate response to these patient problems, helping them to cope with the disease with dignity. In this sense, self-care profiles are a sensitive and important area for nursing care and can be a challenge for future research.
Macháček, Vít. "Aktivní a autonomní přístup k péči o zdraví, hledání ideálního pojištěnce." Master's thesis, 2018. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-389905.
Full textVenter, Bonnie. "A selection of constitutional perspectives on human kidney sales." Diss., 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/7761.
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