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Processos de perda e luto: continuidade de cuidados
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O presente Relatório de Prática Clínica surge no âmbito do I Mestrado em CP da ESALD do IPCB é constituído por duas partes. Na primeira parte é relatada a forma como decorreu a prática clínica e a avaliação dos objetivos, sendo feita uma constante reflexão crítica sobre a aquisição de competências.
Deste modo, o relatório pretende demonstrar: a compreensão da tipologia, modelo de organização e funcionamento da Equipa onde decorreu a prática clínica; as competências adquiridas a nível instrumental, interpessoal e sistémico nas áreas- chave dos cuidados paliativos, e na implementação de um plano assistencial de qualidade à pessoa com doença crónica, avançada e progressiva; e capacidade de reflexão ética sobre aspetos inerentes à prática de CP. No que respeita aos objetivos específicos pretendeu-se monitorizar o luto dos cuidadores cujos familiares faleceram no primeiro semestre de 2012 no sentido de detetar situações de luto complicado; disponibilizar aos cuidadores/família informação relacionada com aspetos dietéticos e de nutrição para controlar sintomas como a diarreia/obstipação e comprometimento da deglutição; e divulgar o papel da Equipa na prestação de cuidados paliativos, à comunidade e profissionais de saúde inseridos na ULSBA.
Na segunda parte do Relatório é apresentado o Projeto de Intervenção/Formação desenvolvido na UCP do CHBA, com intuito de sensibilizar a equipa para a temática do luto, para desenvolver ações a médio e a longo prazo que nos permitam prestar cuidados de qualidade, e de acordo com os critérios de qualidade que defendem que o apoio ao luto deve estar assente num protocolo de atuação.
Abstract: The present Clinical Practice Report belongs to the I Master in PC of ESALD, IPCB. It is structured in two parts, where the first part describes the clinical practice evolution and the objectives evaluation, being always subject to a critical review on skills acquisition. In this way, the report intents to show the understanding of the typology, organizational model and team work where the clinical practice has been held; the acquired skills both at instrumental, interpersonal and systemic level in the key areas of palliative care, in the implementation of an assistance plan to patients with chronicle diseases, advanced and progressive; and ability to think ethically about inherent aspects to the Palliative Care practice. Regarding the specific goals, we intended to monitor the grief of caregivers whose family passed away in the first semester of 2012, in order to detect complicated grief situations; provide diet and nutrition related information to caregivers/family in order to control symptoms such as diarrhea/constipation and swallow jeopardize; publicize the role of the team in palliative care to the community and health professionals of ULSBA. In the second part of the report, the Intervention/Training Project developed in the PCU of CHBA is presented, with the objective to increase the team’s awareness to the grief theme, to develop actions in mid and long term which enable the team to provide quality care and in accordance with the quality criteria which sustains that the grief support must rely in an action protocol.
Abstract: The present Clinical Practice Report belongs to the I Master in PC of ESALD, IPCB. It is structured in two parts, where the first part describes the clinical practice evolution and the objectives evaluation, being always subject to a critical review on skills acquisition. In this way, the report intents to show the understanding of the typology, organizational model and team work where the clinical practice has been held; the acquired skills both at instrumental, interpersonal and systemic level in the key areas of palliative care, in the implementation of an assistance plan to patients with chronicle diseases, advanced and progressive; and ability to think ethically about inherent aspects to the Palliative Care practice. Regarding the specific goals, we intended to monitor the grief of caregivers whose family passed away in the first semester of 2012, in order to detect complicated grief situations; provide diet and nutrition related information to caregivers/family in order to control symptoms such as diarrhea/constipation and swallow jeopardize; publicize the role of the team in palliative care to the community and health professionals of ULSBA. In the second part of the report, the Intervention/Training Project developed in the PCU of CHBA is presented, with the objective to increase the team’s awareness to the grief theme, to develop actions in mid and long term which enable the team to provide quality care and in accordance with the quality criteria which sustains that the grief support must rely in an action protocol.
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Relatório de prática clínica apresentado à Escola Superior de Saúde Dr. Lopes Dias do Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco para cumprimento dos requisitos necessários à obtenção do grau de mestre em Cuidados Paliativos.
Keywords
Cuidados paliativos Prática clínica Luto Reflexão Palliative care Clinical practice Grief Reflection