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1. COMMUNICATION OF BAD NEWS IN PEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES: EXPERIENCES OF PROFESSIONALS IN THE PRE-HOSPITAL CONTEXT.

Author

Evangelista Cintra, Daniele Cristina, Moreira Dias, Patrícia, and Lucas da Rocha Cunha, Mariana

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*DISCLOSURE, *RESEARCH, *FAMILY nursing, *ATTITUDES of medical personnel, *RESEARCH methodology, *PEDIATRICS, *MEDICAL personnel, *INTERVIEWING, *PATIENTS' families, *MEDICAL emergencies, *QUALITATIVE research, *COMMUNICATION, *EMERGENCY medical services, *PEDIATRIC nursing, *THEMATIC analysis, *EMERGENCY medicine
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Objective: to understand how health professionals working in the pre-hospital experience the communication of bad news to the family in the pediatric emergency, as well as to propose a communication protocol based on these experiences. Method: qualitative research with theoretical-methodological support based on Symbolic Interactionism and Inductive Thematic Analysis, through semi-structured interviews, in the 2nd semester of 2019. Results: the professionals experienced the difficult communication process under the influence of the hostile environment. They set out actions to try to care for and receive the family. Family care generated reflections and a desire to provide adequate care. After the analysis of these experiences, the Protocolo Acolher was proposed. Final considerations: health professionals working in the pre-hospital feel unprepared and extremely uncomfortable before communicating bad news. The protocol developed can collaborate in directing pre-hospital care professionals and help them in the process of communicating bad news. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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2. PROCEDURE FOR THE HANDOVER: NURSES’ PERSPECTIVE IN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS.

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de Jesus Amorim, Edivania, Silva de Assis, Ylara Idalina, de Carvalho Santos, Marília, Ferreira da Luz Silva, Tuane, Sant’Ana Souza Santos, Raisa Noelia, da Silva Cruz, Jéssica, and de Lima Fonseca, Mayara

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*INTENSIVE care units, *RESEARCH, *NURSES' attitudes, *SCIENTIFIC observation, *RESEARCH methodology, *INTERVIEWING, *QUALITATIVE research, *CONTINUUM of care, *UNOBTRUSIVE measures, *PUBLIC hospitals, *COMMUNICATION, *NURSES, *ATTENTION
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Objective: to understand the process of handover of nurses in Adult Intensive Care Units. Method: study with a qualitative approach, whose data collection was performed between October and December 2020, through nonparticipant observation and semi-structured interview conducted in five intensive care units of a public hospital in the state of Bahia, Brazil. Results: two main categories emerged: Praxis of the handover to improve care and barriers that impair communication during the handover. It was possible to understand the process of shift, based on the looks of intensive nurses, which have structural elements for effective communication that reverberate in the continuity of care. Final considerations: in the process of handover of nurses, structural and environmental conditions, such as parallel conversations, dispersion, lack of attention, interruptions, anticipated egress and noise were characterized as barriers that caused failures and interfered in the communication process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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