| Flores González et al.17 2016 CUIDEN |
To determine social support in family caregivers of dependent elderly people and its relationship with sociodemographic characteristics. |
Primary |
- Restricted social network (few actors) |
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| Vieira et al.18 2015 CUIDEN |
To analyze the help/support possibilities by mapping and recognizing the social network of women who report violence experienced in a Police Station for Women. |
Primary and Secondary |
- Low network density - Low network amplitude |
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| Alvarenga et al.19 2015 CUIDEN |
To know the social network and the social support made available to the caregiver of the child exposed to HIV in the postnatal period. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Prejudice of network members towards the person in need of care |
| Costa et al.20 2015 CUIDEN |
To analyze adolescents' perceptions about the networks that support their health needs. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Neglects the needs presented by the person |
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| Silva et al.21 2014 CUIDEN |
To know the influence of social networks in the therapeutic itinerary of people affected by venous ulcer. |
Primary and Secondary |
- Network scattering - Absence or distance from relatives |
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| Braga et al.22 2014 CUIDEN |
To analyze adolescents' perceptions of social support in maternity. |
Primary and Secondary |
- Reduced size network maps - Fragile density - Significant gaps of dispersion - Fragile, broken or non-existent relationships |
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| Polita et al.23 2014 CUIDEN |
To analyze the structure and formation of families with children with cerebral palsy and to identify the existence of support and social network that they have. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Prejudice |
| Mazza et al.24 2014 CUIDEN |
To investigate the influence of social support networks in the breastfeeding process of adolescent mothers. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Provision of inadequate guidance - Attempts to coerce a person into a certain behavior |
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| Araújo et al.25 2013 CUIDEN |
To analyze the fragilities of the social network of families of children with chronic disease. |
Primary and Secondary |
- Incipient organization of the network of health care services |
- Provision of information support in a wrong way, hampering the coping of the disease - Disinterest in the demand of the other - Unavailability of network actors to provide social support |
- Main caregiver overload |
| Sanchez et al.26 2012 CUIDEN |
To understand the meaning that the family in situations of social vulnerability attributes to social support and social network in their experience with cancer. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Insufficient instrumental support of health services - Lack of home visit by health professionals - Inadequacy between the support offer and the support demand - Support provided non-spontaneously |
- Family rejection after diagnosis - Overload of the family member caregiver |
| Faquinello et al.27 2010 CUIDEN |
To identify the perception of hypertensive patients about the actions of the Basic Health Unit (Unidade Básica de Saúde) in their social support network in relation to coping with the chronic condition of the disease. |
Secondary |
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- Lack of embracement by the health services |
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| Di Primio et al.28 2010 CUIDEN |
To know the supporting bonds and the social network of the families with a child with cancer. |
Primary |
- Lack of actors in the network that can be a source of support - Fragmentation of previously established bonds |
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| Sousa et al.29 2010 CUIDEN |
To identify the perception of availability and offer of informal and formal social support among the elderly women of a low-income location in the City of Rio de Janeiro. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- The person offers much more support for his or her network than he or she receives from the network actors |
- The support provided by the person to the network is not valued by the actors |
| Simioni et al.30 2008 CUIDEN |
To know the perception of the mothers of premature children regarding the social support received in their home to care for them. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Distancing by health professionals regarding community care - Lack of someone to talk and tell their fears, a person who made one feel loved and supported - Non-fulfillment of the expectations of the person by the social network |
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| Albuquer- que Netto et al.31 2017 CUIDEN |
To analyze the social isolation of women in situations of violence by the intimate partner. |
Primary and Secondary |
- Social isolation |
- Poor quality of network members |
- Social vulnerability |
| Brown et al.32 2015 Scopus |
To explore, under the light of relational dialectic theory, the communication tensions experienced by men on a waiting list for prostate biopsy and their management concerning these tensions through their communication networks. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- They prefer to be independent and do their own things than to accept help |
- Understand the concern of others or must tell about their illness as an invasion of privacy |
| Hubert33 2006 Scopus |
To identify the types and adequacy of services received by caregivers of family members of black people with learning disabilities and ethnic minority groups; To identify key services in meeting the needs of these caregivers; To verify the social, cultural and possible communication barriers when accessing the services offered. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Lack of time of network members to help |
- Network members who were also sources of instrumental support previously and currently can only offer emotional support - Network members who have moved away after the illness because the person's situation became depressing and they do not want to have contact with him or her |
| Mcfarlane et al.34 1984 Scopus |
To examine samples of individuals with useful and useless social support, identified in a longitudinal study of stressful events, social supports and health. |
Primary and Secondary |
- More frequent contacts with less intimate relationships (friends, co-workers, professionals) and less contact with the more intimate (family) - Larger networks - Few reciprocal relationships |
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- Difficulty of relationship with some important member of the network core (family) |
| Roos et al.35 2012 Web of Science |
To explore the experiences of solitude of the elderly in institutionalized care. |
Primary and Secondary |
- Lack of significant interpersonal interactions - Physical distance of the actors of the social support network |
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- Invasion of privacy |
| Wong et al.36 2010 Web of Science |
To analyze the perceived social support among children of parents diagnosed with cancer |
Primary and Secondary |
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- The person's support needs are not met by the social network - Discrepancy between expected and received social support - The support is offered without connection with the needs of the person |
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| Neufeld et al.37 2007 Web of Science |
To describe types of non-support interactions perceived by 59 female family caregivers in four different situations. (Prematurity/children with chronic diseases/adults with cancer/adults with dementia) |
Primary and Secondary |
- Lack of connection with friends and family |
- Undesirable counseling - Expected support that was not materialized - Consumption of material resources - Efforts to help, but perceived as worthless - Inadequate reciprocity - Refusal of network members to offer support - Provision of inadequate information - Inappropriate advice |
- Invasion of privacy - Excessive ineffective or non-supportive interactions - Conflicts - Omission of information - Lack of cultural sensitivity - Conflicting interactions - Prejudice - The care service is restricted or non-existent |
| Karanci et al.38 2017 Web of Science |
To examine what is perceived as useful and useless support of members of natural social networks in Turkish people with schizophrenia |
Primary |
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- Intrusive behavior |
- Prejudiced attitudes - Conflicts |
| Borges et al.39 2016 CINAHL |
To know the network and the social support of the person who experiences the process of illness and kidney transplant. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Lack of information support |
- Impersonality of professional-patient relationships |
| Pandini et al.40 2016 CINAHL |
To learn the experiences of families in relation to the family member user of drugs and to know aspects of his or her social network. |
Primary and Secondary |
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- Great demand for support - Lack of knowledge about the person's problem - Banalization of the person’s problem |
- Prejudice - Caregiver overload |
Characteristics of the ineffective social support network: integrative review
Source: Research data, 2017.