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Perceção dos familiares de pessoas em situação paliativa sobre o Pallium Game: estudo qualitative
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Introdução: Diversos estudos têm identificado os benefícios da gamificação em saúde, nomeadamente no contexto dos cuidados paliativos. O Pallium Game é um jogo de cartas, que visa servir como um passo inicial para esclarecer identificar necessidades e estabelecer metas de cuidado, minimizando barreiras à comunicação entre a equipa multidisciplinar, a pessoa em situação paliativa e família. Objetivos: Avaliar a perceção dos familiares de pessoas em situação paliativa sobre a utilização do Pallium Game durante o processo de cuidar; Material e Métodos: Estudo descritivo, qualitativo, utilizada uma amostra por conveniência de 12 familiares de pessoas em situação paliativa internadas numa unidade de cuidados paliativos português. Os dados foram colhidos através de um formulário com questões abertas sobre as vantagens e desvantagens da utilização do jogo. Foi efetuada análise de conteúdo, com apoio da inteligência artificial. Resultados e Conclusões: Os participantes eram na maioria do género feminino, com idades compreendidas entre os 26 e os 72 anos, filhos ou cônjuges da pessoa doente. O jogo é visto pelos familiares como facilitador para abordar temas sensíveis, expressar emoções e promotor da discussão sobre as decisões relacionadas com o fim-de-vida. Alguns familiares demonstraram gratidão e sugerem a sua utilização mais precoce e de forma continuada. Estes resultados reforçam os benefícios e potencialidades da utilização do Pallium Game no contexto de cuidados paliativos, já documentada em outros estudos.
Introduction: Several studies have identified the benefits of gamification in healthcare, particularly in the context of palliative care. The Pallium Game is a card game, which aims to serve as an initial step to clarify care goals, minimising barriers to communication between the multidisciplinary team, the person in a palliative situation and family. Objectives: To assess the perception of relatives of people in a palliative situation about the use of the Pallium Game during the care process; material and Methods: Descriptive, qualitative study, using a convenience sample of 12 relatives of people in a palliative situation admitted to a Portuguese palliative care unit was used. Data was collected using a form with open questions about the advantages and disadvantages of using the game. Content analysis was carried out with the support of artificial intelligence. Results and Conclusions: The participants were mostly female, aged between 26 and 72, children or spouses of the sick person. The game is seen by family members as a facilitator for tackling sensitive topics, expressing emotions and promoting discussion about end-of-life decisions. Some family members expressed their gratitude and suggested using it earlier. These results reinforce the benefits and potential of using the Pallium Game in the context of palliative care, which has already been documented in other studies
Introduction: Several studies have identified the benefits of gamification in healthcare, particularly in the context of palliative care. The Pallium Game is a card game, which aims to serve as an initial step to clarify care goals, minimising barriers to communication between the multidisciplinary team, the person in a palliative situation and family. Objectives: To assess the perception of relatives of people in a palliative situation about the use of the Pallium Game during the care process; material and Methods: Descriptive, qualitative study, using a convenience sample of 12 relatives of people in a palliative situation admitted to a Portuguese palliative care unit was used. Data was collected using a form with open questions about the advantages and disadvantages of using the game. Content analysis was carried out with the support of artificial intelligence. Results and Conclusions: The participants were mostly female, aged between 26 and 72, children or spouses of the sick person. The game is seen by family members as a facilitator for tackling sensitive topics, expressing emotions and promoting discussion about end-of-life decisions. Some family members expressed their gratitude and suggested using it earlier. These results reinforce the benefits and potential of using the Pallium Game in the context of palliative care, which has already been documented in other studies
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Cuidados paliativos jogos família cuidado terminal comunicação
Pedagogical Context
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Abreu-Figueiredo, R., Lourenço, T., Passos, E., Lourenço, M., & Fernandes, C. (2024). Perceção dos familiares de pessoas em situação paliativa sobre o Pallium Game: estudo qualitative. Revista Científica Internacional RevSALUS, 7, 245-251.