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ACEITAÇÃO, EMPATIA E ENVOLVIMENTO EMOCIONAL NO RELACIONAMENTO ENFERMEIRA-PACIENTE

Acceptance, empaty and emotional involvement in nurse-patient relationship

Resumos

Ao interagir com paciente a enfermeira tem que ter sempre em mente que está se relacionando com um ser humano. Neste relacionamento pessoa a pessoa há aspectos básicos indispensáveis ao conhecimento da enfermeira para tornar terapêutico aquele processo. Entre estes aspectos temos aceitação, empatia e envolvimento emocional. Estes foram abordados quanto a revisão bibliográfica, conceituação teórica e importância para o relacionamento enfermeira-paciente. São descritas situações que evidenciam a ocorrência dos aspectos citados e os benefícios que estes trouxeram para a interação enfermeira-paciente.


In dealing with the patient, the nurse has always to have in mind that she is dealing with a human being. There are basic aspects in this personal relationship needed to the knowledge of the nurse to make this process therapeutic. Among these aspects we have acceptance, empaty and emotional involvement. These aspects we studied following bibliographical review, theorical conception and importance to the nurse-patient relationship. Situations that show accourance of those given aspects and the benefits brought to nurse-patient relationship are described.


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Datas de Publicação

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    Dez 1982
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