Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues
Federal University of São Carlos
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Saúde em Debate | 2013
Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Ellen Cristine Ramdohr Sobrinho; Maria Luíza Vasco de Toledo; Sonia Regina Zerbetto; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira
Este estudo objetivou analisar como as familias de pessoas com câncer perceberam o atendimento prestado pelos profissionais de um ambulatorio publico especializado, utilizando Analise Tematica de Bardin. Foram entrevistadas 7 familias, totalizando 14 membros familiares que, em seus discursos, enfatizaram a relacao medico-paciente, avaliando-a como impessoal e superficial, gerando inseguranca e descrenca. A familia procura participar, mas sente-se pouco valorada e excluida do cuidado. As informacoes necessarias e nao recebidas sao buscadas na midia, e o conforto e alcancado na espiritualidade. A formacao dos diversos profissionais da saude precisa estimular o olhar para a familia como unidade de cuidado, articulando formacao e modos de cuidar em saude.
Acta Paulista De Enfermagem | 2012
Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira
Objective: To characterize the social support network of adults with cancer. Methods: A quantitative, exploratory, descriptive, cross-sectional research study conducted with adults with cancer, between August-November 2010, in their homes, using the Convoy of Social Support, and analysis of data with Microsoft Excel 2003. Results: Sixty-nine patients were consulted and cited 506 members in their support networks, aged 1 to 89 years, the majority being female, residing within 30 minutes of the patient’s home and who were encountered daily. Of the support contemplated in the diagram, patients perceived that they gave more support than they received, except “Caring in a situation of disease.” The type of support provided and received most was “Respect” and the least was “Caring in a situation of disease.” Conclusion: This study demonstrated the relevancy of affective bonds for patients and pointed out the limitation of families as unique supportive bonds.
Acta Paulista De Enfermagem | 2012
Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira
Objective: To characterize the social support network of adults with cancer. Methods: A quantitative, exploratory, descriptive, cross-sectional research study conducted with adults with cancer, between August-November 2010, in their homes, using the Convoy of Social Support, and analysis of data with Microsoft Excel 2003. Results: Sixty-nine patients were consulted and cited 506 members in their support networks, aged 1 to 89 years, the majority being female, residing within 30 minutes of the patient’s home and who were encountered daily. Of the support contemplated in the diagram, patients perceived that they gave more support than they received, except “Caring in a situation of disease.” The type of support provided and received most was “Respect” and the least was “Caring in a situation of disease.” Conclusion: This study demonstrated the relevancy of affective bonds for patients and pointed out the limitation of families as unique supportive bonds.
Acta Paulista De Enfermagem | 2012
Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira
Objective: To characterize the social support network of adults with cancer. Methods: A quantitative, exploratory, descriptive, cross-sectional research study conducted with adults with cancer, between August-November 2010, in their homes, using the Convoy of Social Support, and analysis of data with Microsoft Excel 2003. Results: Sixty-nine patients were consulted and cited 506 members in their support networks, aged 1 to 89 years, the majority being female, residing within 30 minutes of the patient’s home and who were encountered daily. Of the support contemplated in the diagram, patients perceived that they gave more support than they received, except “Caring in a situation of disease.” The type of support provided and received most was “Respect” and the least was “Caring in a situation of disease.” Conclusion: This study demonstrated the relevancy of affective bonds for patients and pointed out the limitation of families as unique supportive bonds.
Revista Eletrônica de Enfermagem | 2011
Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira
Ciência, Cuidado e Saúde | 2012
Marja Rany Rigotti Baltor; Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Karina Rumi de Moura; Amanda Aparecida Borges; Giselle Dupas; Monika Wernet
Revista Rede de Cuidados em Saúde | 2010
Reginalva Marques Cirqueira; Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues
Revista de Pesquisa : Cuidado é Fundamental Online | 2014
Marja Rany Rigotti Baltor; Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira; Giselle Dupas
Rev. pesqui. cuid. fundam. (Online) | 2014
Marja Rany Rigotti Baltor; Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira; Giselle Dupas
Espaç. saúde (Online) | 2014
Juliana Stoppa Menezes Rodrigues; Simone Camargo Oliveira; Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira; Giselle Dupas; Monika Wernet
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Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira
Federal University of São Carlos
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