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  • Moral Distress of Nurses Working in Paediatric Healthcare Settings
    Publication . Miranda, Ana Cristina Ribeiro; Fernandes, Sara Duarte; Ramos, Sílvia; Nunes, Elisabete; Fabri, Janaína; Caldeira, Sílvia
    This scoping review aims to map the evidence on moral distress of nurses working in paediatric healthcare settings from homecare to hospital. It was conducted according to the Joanna Briggs Institute. International databases were searched according to the specific thesaurus and free search terms. Independent screening and analysis were conducted using Rayyan QCRI. This review considered a total of 54 studies, including quantitative and qualitative studies, systematic reviews, and grey literature; English and Portuguese languages were included. Moral distress is a phenomenon discussed in nursing literature and in the paediatric context but is considered absent from discussion in clinical practice. It is caused by disproportionate care associated with overtreatment. Nurses can present a variety of symptoms, characterising moral distress as a highly subjective experience. The paediatric contexts of practice should promote a healthy ethical climate and work towards a moral community built with peer support, education, communication, leadership, and management involvement. Moral distress is still a complex and challenging multidimensional concept, and the aim should be to promote a culture of prevention of the devastating consequences of moral distress and work towards moral resilience.
    2024Artigo científico Acesso aberto Ver mais
  • Revisão sintética das dissertações e teses portuguesas sobre educação em enfermagem
    Publication . Queiroz, Maria Cristina; Figueiredo, Amélia Simões; Caldeira, Sílvia
    Objetivos: Revisar e sintetizar as dissertações e teses portuguesas que abordam a educação em enfermagem. Materiais e métodos: Pesquisa efetuada em dezembro de 2016 no Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP) e nos sites de instituições de ensino superior portuguesas identificadas como não pertencentes ao RCAAP, mas consideradas relevantes para o estudo. A estratégia de pesquisa foi realizada em quatro momentos: 1 - Educação OU educação para a saúde OU formação OU prática OU teoria OU educação em enfermagem; 2 - Ensino OU aprendizagem OU treino OU pedagogia OU tutoria OU desenvolvimento de conhecimento; 3 - Enfermagem OU enfermeiro OU cuidar e 4 - [Educação OU formação OU educação para a saúde OU prática OU educação em enfermagem] E [enfermagem OU enfermeiro OU cuidar]. Resultados: Foram identificados 53 dissertações e 19 teses, com maior frequência entre os anos de 2011 e 2016 e com utilização de investigação qualitativa. A temática mais estudada é a formação inicial em enfermagem. Conclusões: evidencia-se o contributo dos estudos realizados neste âmbito para a prática dos cuidados, formação inicial e contínua dos enfermeiros.
    2017-06Artigo científico Acesso aberto Ver mais
  • Spiritual comfort, spiritual support, and spiritual care: A simultaneous concept analysis
    Publication . Tavares, Ana Patrícia; Martins, Helga; Pinto, Sara; Caldeira, Sílvia; Pontífice Sousa, Patrícia; Rodgers, Beth
    ackground:Spirituality is a dimension of life and the human being that should beincluded in holistic healthcare. One major barrier often described by nurses onimplementing spirituality in practice relates to perceiving the concept of spiritualityas subjective and sharing confounding similarities with other concepts. In this sense,the concepts of spiritual comfort, spiritual care, and spiritual support may requiremore distinct theoretical definitions aimed at clear and effective nursing interven-tions within spiritual care.Aim:To provide a definition of spiritual comfort, spiritual support, and spiritualcare.Methods:Simultaneous concept analysis (SCA) of three concepts according to Haaseet al., which is grounded on Rodgers' evolutionary view. The method was based on aliterature review with the search of electronic databases on May 2020. Search andanalysis have been blinded conducted by two reviewers.Results:One hundred thirty‐six studies were included in the SCA. Findings suggestthat spiritual comfort is an immediate state and an outcome. Spiritual support isrelated with an intimate and positive relationship with God. Spiritual care is definedas a complex and interactive process. Both spiritual support and spiritual care aregrounded in a therapeutic context.Conclusion:This SCA allowed the attributes of each concept to be identified andprovides definitions that may facilitate the understanding of these concepts andpromote the implementation of spirituality in nursing practice, but which has also ledto future research on this topic
    2022Artigo científico Acesso aberto Ver mais