Suchergebnisse

Objective: To identified the active archetypes that involved the women's behavior during hospital delivery through of the woman imagination dimensions connected in the woman way of life in this modality delivery. Method: Sociopoetic reaserch was developed with a researcher group modeling a mother goddess as a technique to for data production, which took place in a maternity hospital at Rio de Janeiro in 2009. Results: They would be during delivery revealing the archetypes personified by the grecian goddesses Artemis, Demeter, Persephone and Hestia, the Virgin Mary and the egyptian goddess of destruction, Sekhmet. The perception about the meaning of these archetypes showed their strengths, needs and desires of the: liberty and delivery, loneliness and solitude, to feel relating with her son, passionate donation and with self-esteem. Conclusion: This study alarm to sensitive boarding in the holistic care of the human being, to amplify actions privileging subjectivities and eccentricity.

Objective: The aim was to reflect upon the participation of nursing with the client, focusing the prevention of pressure ulcers. Method: A descriptive study approaching pressure ulcer, which has become a serious public health car issue that demands public prevention policies. Results: The importance of client's evaluation and the preventive care based on recommendations from public entities and results from scientific production is presented, aiming at risk-free care for the physical, mental and spiritual integrity of the cliente and for the nursing professional. Conclusion: To sum up, it is indispensible to implement structured and organized edcational programs that are comprehensive and directed to all levels of health care service. The qualification of the professionals will enable the acquisition of resources, aiming at a health care assistance compatible with human dignity and for the professional that is vulnerable to criticism and judicial action.

Objective: To highlight the patient's coexistence with chronic kidney disease during hemodialysis from the application of Nola Pender's theory Health Promotion Model (MPS). Method: Descriptive study done with an intra-group design, in a self-care workshop with 48 customers in Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro, from 2013 to 2014. It was evidenced self-care behavior in the diagram: individual characteristics and experiences; cognitions and specific affections of the most important motivational behavior, representing modifiable categories through nursing actions. Results: Nursing guidelines led individuals to acquire MPS behaviors in order to meet their welfare needs, because they value their lives. The workshop stimulated the development of reflective consciousness, providing conditions for reflection on their reality and harmonization with life. Conclusion: The guidelines gives rise conditions for the individual acquire a health promotion behavior, reverberated in meeting their self-care needs and well-being.

Objective: identifying the scientific literature on health education and self-care actions such as prevention
and cancer control strategy. Method: an integrative review of the literature using the Lilacs and Scielo data
for the period 2003 to 2013. Results: after analyzing the 22 articles selected, four thematic categories
emerged: health education as a means of cancer prevention, self-care practices in cancer prevention,
education campaigns about cancer and knowledge of cancer prevention. Conclusion: the number of new
cases of cancer increased significantly due to the longer life expectancy of the population and also due to
the influence of intrinsic and extrinsic factors in their formation, making it important to the action of the
nurse as an educator in the prevention and control of disease through guidelines about self-care actions.