Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU
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Resumo: | Abstract The effects of critical illness and hospitalization in intensive care units (ICU) have been associated with the presence of negative psychological consequences. This study explores the experiences of sick people who were admitted to an ICU, seeking to know its repercussions on the self. In-depth qualitative interviews and participant observations were carried out with two people since their ICU admission until at least six months after discharge from the unit. Data was analyzed following an adaptation of the clinical qualitative method within a longitudinal frame and interpreted with Winnicott’s psychoanalytic perspective. This research managed to describe participants’ lived experiences and the ways they affected their psychic organization. To the interviewed, these experiences configured threshold situations which promoted a process of psychic disintegration. Psychological recovery, then, depends on the articulation of lived experiences, and is supported by facilitating intersubjective relationships that promote the expression of personal potentialities. |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU Casarini,Karin ICU Intensive Care Mental Health Psychological Recovery Patients |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Psychological Recovery after Critical Illness and Stay in Hospital ICU |
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Casarini,Karin |
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Casarini,Karin Prado,Ana Paula Craveiro Cardoso,Carmen Lúcia |
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Prado,Ana Paula Craveiro Cardoso,Carmen Lúcia |
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Casarini,Karin Prado,Ana Paula Craveiro Cardoso,Carmen Lúcia |
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ICU Intensive Care Mental Health Psychological Recovery Patients |
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ICU Intensive Care Mental Health Psychological Recovery Patients |
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Abstract The effects of critical illness and hospitalization in intensive care units (ICU) have been associated with the presence of negative psychological consequences. This study explores the experiences of sick people who were admitted to an ICU, seeking to know its repercussions on the self. In-depth qualitative interviews and participant observations were carried out with two people since their ICU admission until at least six months after discharge from the unit. Data was analyzed following an adaptation of the clinical qualitative method within a longitudinal frame and interpreted with Winnicott’s psychoanalytic perspective. This research managed to describe participants’ lived experiences and the ways they affected their psychic organization. To the interviewed, these experiences configured threshold situations which promoted a process of psychic disintegration. Psychological recovery, then, depends on the articulation of lived experiences, and is supported by facilitating intersubjective relationships that promote the expression of personal potentialities. |
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