Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
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Jornal Brasileiro De Pneumologia | 2007
Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin; Greice Rampon; Lilian Rech Pasin; Gretchem Mesquita Ramon; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Viviane Ziebell de Oliveira
OBJECTIVES To evaluate the self-reported degree of adherence to treatment in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF), investigating associations with characteristics of the disease and with the degree of adherence perceived by health professionals. METHODS This was a prospective, cross-sectional study involving patients with CF monitored at a Program for Adults with CF. The degree of adherence was evaluated using a questionnaire. Patients were divided into two groups: greater degree of adherence and moderate/poor degree of adherence. Clinical data, Shwachman-Kulczycki clinical score, Brasfield radiographic score and spirometry data were obtained for all patients. RESULTS Out of 38 patients studied, 31 (81.6%) were classified as presenting a greater degree of adherence and 7 (18.4%) as presenting a moderate/poor degree of adherence. The self-reported patient adherence score correlated with the clinical score (r = -0.36, p = 0.028). The self-reported patient adherence score (median = 0.79) was higher than that perceived by health professionals (median = 0.71, p = 0.003). A greater degree of adherence was self-reported for respiratory therapy (by 84.2%), exercise (by 21.1%), prescribed diet (by 65.8%), pancreatic enzymes (by 96.3%), vitamins (by 79.4%), inhaled antibiotic therapy (by 76.7%) and inhaled DNase (by 79.4%). CONCLUSIONS Self-reported adherence of patients attending a Program for Adults with CF was good. The self-reported patient adherence score correlated inversely with the clinical score. Self-reported patient adherence was greater than the adherence perceived by health professionals.
Revista Brasileira De Terapia Intensiva | 2012
Oellen Stuani Franzosi; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Sergio Henrique Loss
OBJECTIVE: This study evaluated the relationship between nutritional intake and protein and caloric requirements and observed clinical outcomes on the 7th day of intensive care unit stay. METHODS: This was a retrospective cohort study of 126 patients who were admitted to the intensive care unit for >7 days. The patients were categorized according to the adequacy of energy and protein intake in relation to requirements (a >60% Adequate Intake Group and a <60% Inadequate Intake Group). The length of stay, ventilator free time and mortality in the intensive care unit and hospital were evaluated. RESULTS: Enteral nutrition was used in 95.6% of the 126 included patients, and nutrition was initiated 41 hours after admission to the intensive care unit. The adequacy of intake was 84% for energy and 72.5% for protein. No differences in the length of stay [16 (11-23) versus 15 (11-21) days, p=0.862], ventilator free time [2 (0-7) versus 3 (0-6) days, p=0.985] or mortality in the intensive care unit [12 (41.4%) versus 38 (39.1%), p=0.831] and hospital [15 (51.7%) versus 44 (45.4%), p=0.348] were observed between the adequate and inadequate energy intake groups, respectively. Similar results in protein intake and the length of hospital stay [15 (12-21) versus 15 (11-21) days, p=0.996], ventilator free time [2 (0-7) versus 3 (0-6) days, p=0.846], and mortality in the intensive care unit [15 (28.3%) versus 35 (47.9%), p=0.536)] and hospital [18 (52.9%) versus 41 (44.6%), p=0.262] were observed between groups. CONCLUSION: The results did not establish that energy and protein intakes of greater or less than 60% of nutritional requirements were reliable dividers of clinical outcomes.
Jornal Brasileiro De Pneumologia | 2017
Gabriela Cristofoli Barni; Gabriele Carra Forte; Luis Felipe Forgiarini; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin
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Oellen Stuani Franzosi; Sergio Henrique Loss; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão
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Érica Batassini; Clei Ângelo Mocelin; Naira Teresinha de Carvalho; Oellen Stuani Franzosi; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão
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Bruna Ziegler; Paula Maria Eidt Rovedder; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Fernando Antônio A. e Silva; Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin
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Bruna Ziegler; Paula Maria Eidt Rovedder; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Fernando Antônio A. e Silva; Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin
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Fernanda Cano Casarotto; Greice Rampon; Lilian Rech Pasin; Gretchem Mesquita Ramon; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Viviane Ziebell de Oliveira; Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin
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Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin; Sabrina Bollmann Garcia; Bruna Ziegler; Paula Maria Eidt Rovedder; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão
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Bruna Ziegler; Paulo de Tarso Roth Dalcin; Janice Luiza Lukrafka; Claudine Lacerda de Oliveira Abrahão; Paula Maria Eidt Rovedder