VISITAS RESTRITAS A CRIANÇAS HOSPITALIZADAS: UMA BARREIRA PARA A INTERAÇÃO MÃE-FILHO

Restricted visiting for hospitalized children: a barrier to mother-child interaction

Resumos

A autora apresenta resultados de observações realizadas em três hospitais pediátricos, quanto à promoção do relacionamento mãe-filho hospitalizado. Constatando ser a visita a única oportunidade para não ser interrompido o contato da mãe com a criança, discute alguns efeitos da visita restrita sobre o relacionamento mãe-filho. Além disso, aponta a necessidade de incluir a mãe na assistência a essa criança, para o bem--estar de ambos.

The author presents data concerning mother-child relationship promotion, results of her observations in three pediatric hospitals. Verificating that the visit represents the sole opportunity for not breaking mother-child contact, the author discusses some effects of the restricted visit upon mother-child relationship, pointing out the need of including the mother in the child's care.

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Datas de Publicação

• Publicação nesta coleção
  Dez 1983