Investigacion y educacion en enfermeria · 2016
Influence of family support in burden of caregivers of individuals with cerebrovascular accident sequelae.
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Sedrez Celich Kátia Lilian, Maschio Gabriela, da Silva Filho Cláudio Claudino, Gaffuri da Silva Tatiana, Silva de Souza Silvia
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: Understand the existence of a relation between the caregiver's overload of a stroke sequel patient and the family support.
METHODS: Quantitative/Qualitative research, described by six caregivers registered in the Basic Health Network in Chapecó/SC - Brazil. For (data) information gathering, the Burden Interview scale of Zarit Burden and a semi structured interview were used. The scale analysis was described with percentage while the interviews was based on the Minayo reference.
RESULTS: Four participants were identified with moderate overload, all of them focused only in the caregiving without any family support and. Two participants didn`t became overloaded, one had his familiar very independent and the other had family support, which can allow the caregiver to work, to have a better social life and to be financial stable.
CONCLUSIONS: The familiar`s caregiver with family support feel more safe, reducing (easing) his load and being able to face the (care) daily challenges.
METHODS: Quantitative/Qualitative research, described by six caregivers registered in the Basic Health Network in Chapecó/SC - Brazil. For (data) information gathering, the Burden Interview scale of Zarit Burden and a semi structured interview were used. The scale analysis was described with percentage while the interviews was based on the Minayo reference.
RESULTS: Four participants were identified with moderate overload, all of them focused only in the caregiving without any family support and. Two participants didn`t became overloaded, one had his familiar very independent and the other had family support, which can allow the caregiver to work, to have a better social life and to be financial stable.
CONCLUSIONS: The familiar`s caregiver with family support feel more safe, reducing (easing) his load and being able to face the (care) daily challenges.