INTERAÇÕES ENTRE ENFERMEIRAS E PAIS DE CRIANÇAS HOSPITALIZADAS

Neira Huerta, Edelia del Pilar

doi:10.1590/0080-6234198501900100081

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Com a finalidade de oferecer subsidios às enfermeiras de unidades pediátricas e utilizando a observação como método, a autora procura analisar e comentaras interações que ocorrem entre enfermeiras e pais de crianças hospitalizadas em diferentes situações que são comuns à hospitalização de crianças.

With the purpose of supplying subsidies to nurses who work in pediatric wards, and using observation as method, the author attempts to analise and comment the interactions that occur between nurses and parents of hospitalized children in different, but usual situations during the hospitalization of children.

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HARDGROVE, C. & RUTLEDGE, A. Parenting during hospitalization. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 75(5): 836-38, May 1975.
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HARRIS, P. J. How parents feel. Nurs. Times, London, 77(42): 1803-04, Oct. 1981.
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Mac CARTHY, D. The under fives in hospital. Nurs. Times, London, 77(30; suppl): 22-28, July 1981.
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MAHAFFY, P. Admissions interviews with parents. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 66(3): 506-8, Mar. 1966.
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MAHAFFY, P. Nurse-parent relationships in living-in situations. Nurs. Forum, Hillsdale, 3(2): 53-68, May 1964.
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MARLOW, D. Textbook of pediatric nursing. 5. ed., Philadelphia, Saunders, 1977. 949 p.
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NOLAN, H. Hospitalization of infants and pre-schoolers-observations and reflections of by a live-in mother. Lamp, Sidney, 38(8): 29-35, Aug. 1981.
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PRUGH, D. et alii. A study of the emotional reactions of children and families to hospitalization and illness. Amer. J. Orthopsychiatry, New York, 23(1): 70-106, Jan. 1953.
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ROBERTSON, J. Some responses of young children to the loss of maternal care. Nurs. Times, London, 49(16): 382-86, Apr. 1953.
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ROY, C. Role cues for the mother of the hospitalized child. In: AMERICAN NURSE'S ASSOCIATION. Ana Clinical Sessions: 1968. New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1968. p. 199-206.
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SCOFIELD, C. Parents in the hospital. Nurs. Clin. North Amer., Philadelphia, 4(1):59-67, Mar. 1969.
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VAN DER SHYFF, G. The role of parents during their child hospitalization. Austral Nurs. J., Port Adelaide, 8(11): 57-61, June 1979.
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VERMILLION, B. et alii. The effective use of parent care unit for infants on the surgical service. J. Pediat Surg., New York, 14(3): 321-24, June 1979.
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WHALEY, L. F. & WONG, D. L. Essentials of pediatric nursing. Saint Louis, Mosby, 1982. 943 p.
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WOFFINDIM, K. E. Children and their parents in hospital. Nurs. Times, London, 77(suppl; 8): 31-32, Mar. 1981.

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[1] ¹
BARBOSA, L. T. Aspectos psico-sociais da assistência à criança. São Paulo, Nestlé, Serviço de Informação Científica, s.d. (Temas de Pediatria, 9).

[2] ²
BLAKE, F. et alii. Enfermería pediátrica. 8. ed., México, Interamerica, 1971.687 p.

[3] ³
BOWLBY, J. Cuidados maternos e saúde mental. São Paulo, Martins Fontes, 1981.225 p.

[4] ⁴
BRIGHT, F. Parental anxiety - a barrier to communication. In: AMERICAN NURSE'S ASSOCIATION. Ana Clinical Sessions: 1966. New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1966. p. 13-20.

[5] ⁵
BRIGHT, F. The pediatric nurse and parental anxiety. Nurs. Forum, Hillsdale, 4(2): 30-47, May 1965.

[6] ⁶
EPSTEIN, C. Interação efetiva na enfermagem. São Paulo, E.P.U., 1977.173 p.

[7] ⁷
EYRES, P. The role of the nurse in family-centered nursing. Nurs. Clin. North Amer. Philadelphia, 7(1): 27-39, Mar. 1972.

[8] ⁸
FAGIN, C. M. Pediatric rooming-in: its meaning for the nurse. Nurs. Clin. North Amer., Philadelphia, 1(1): 83-93, Mar. 1966.

[9] ⁹
FAGIN, C. M. Why not involve parents when children are hospitalized? Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 62(6): 78-79, June 1962.

[10] ¹⁰
FOND, K. I. Dealing with dead and dying through family-centered care. Nurs. Clin. North Amer., Philadelphia, 7(1): 53-64, Mar. 1972.

[11] ¹¹
FREIBERG, K. How parents react when their child is hospitalized. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 72(7): 1270-72, July 1972.

[12] ¹²
HARDGROVE, C. & RUTLEDGE, A. Parenting during hospitalization. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 75(5): 836-38, May 1975.

[13] ¹³
HARRIS, P. J. How parents feel. Nurs. Times, London, 77(42): 1803-04, Oct. 1981.

[14] ¹⁴
Mac CARTHY, D. The under fives in hospital. Nurs. Times, London, 77(30; suppl): 22-28, July 1981.

[15] ¹⁵
MAHAFFY, P. Admissions interviews with parents. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 66(3): 506-8, Mar. 1966.

[16] ¹⁶
MAHAFFY, P. Nurse-parent relationships in living-in situations. Nurs. Forum, Hillsdale, 3(2): 53-68, May 1964.

[17] ¹⁷
MARLOW, D. Textbook of pediatric nursing. 5. ed., Philadelphia, Saunders, 1977. 949 p.

[18] ¹⁸
MORAES, E. & PAULA, M. A. de Como percebi a ineficiência do ensino de enfermagem pediátrica no aspecto referente à assistência aos pais. Rev. Esc. Enf. USP, São Paulo, 14(3): 243-56, dez. 1980.

[19] ¹⁹
NOLAN, H. Hospitalization of infants and pre-schoolers-observations and reflections of by a live-in mother. Lamp, Sidney, 38(8): 29-35, Aug. 1981.

[20] ²⁰
PRUGH, D. et alii. A study of the emotional reactions of children and families to hospitalization and illness. Amer. J. Orthopsychiatry, New York, 23(1): 70-106, Jan. 1953.

[21] ²¹
ROBERTSON, J. Some responses of young children to the loss of maternal care. Nurs. Times, London, 49(16): 382-86, Apr. 1953.

[22] ²²
ROY, C. Role cues for the mother of the hospitalized child. In: AMERICAN NURSE'S ASSOCIATION. Ana Clinical Sessions: 1968. New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1968. p. 199-206.

[23] ²³
SCOFIELD, C. Parents in the hospital. Nurs. Clin. North Amer., Philadelphia, 4(1):59-67, Mar. 1969.

[24] ²⁴
VAN DER SHYFF, G. The role of parents during their child hospitalization. Austral Nurs. J., Port Adelaide, 8(11): 57-61, June 1979.

[25] ²⁵
VERMILLION, B. et alii. The effective use of parent care unit for infants on the surgical service. J. Pediat Surg., New York, 14(3): 321-24, June 1979.

[26] ²⁶
WHALEY, L. F. & WONG, D. L. Essentials of pediatric nursing. Saint Louis, Mosby, 1982. 943 p.

[27] ²⁷
WOFFINDIM, K. E. Children and their parents in hospital. Nurs. Times, London, 77(suppl; 8): 31-32, Mar. 1981.

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