The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization

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Autor(a) principal: Xavier,Mariane da Silva
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Terra,Marlene Gomes, Schimith,Maria Denise, Leite,Marinês Tambara, Kruse,Maria Henriqueta Luce, Arnemann,Cristiane Trivisiol
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
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Resumo: Abstract Objective: To analyze the understanding of nurses working in the mental health services regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization referred to in the Brazilian Psychiatric Reform Law. Methodology: Qualitative research, with eight nurses from the mental health services. Data collection took place through an open interview, analyzed using Bardin's content analysis. Results: The nurses understand that when psychiatric hospitalization is recommended, the service user must be evaluated in the social and family context. They consider that both forms of hospitalization can cause distress and anxiety to the service user, due to this person finding herself in a place against her will. Conclusion: This study contributes to reflection regarding psychiatric hospitalization as a resource which must be used in specific situations. The success of community-based services is linked to a non-fragmented mental health service for effective implementation of the reorganization of psychiatric care.
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title The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
spellingShingle The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
Xavier,Mariane da Silva
Commitment of Mentally Ill
Reform of Health Services
Mental health
Nursing
title_short The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
title_full The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
title_fullStr The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
title_full_unstemmed The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
title_sort The understanding of nurses who work in mental health regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization
author Xavier,Mariane da Silva
author_facet Xavier,Mariane da Silva
Terra,Marlene Gomes
Schimith,Maria Denise
Leite,Marinês Tambara
Kruse,Maria Henriqueta Luce
Arnemann,Cristiane Trivisiol
author_role author
author2 Terra,Marlene Gomes
Schimith,Maria Denise
Leite,Marinês Tambara
Kruse,Maria Henriqueta Luce
Arnemann,Cristiane Trivisiol
author2_role author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Xavier,Mariane da Silva
Terra,Marlene Gomes
Schimith,Maria Denise
Leite,Marinês Tambara
Kruse,Maria Henriqueta Luce
Arnemann,Cristiane Trivisiol
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Commitment of Mentally Ill
Reform of Health Services
Mental health
Nursing
topic Commitment of Mentally Ill
Reform of Health Services
Mental health
Nursing
description Abstract Objective: To analyze the understanding of nurses working in the mental health services regarding compulsory and involuntary hospitalization referred to in the Brazilian Psychiatric Reform Law. Methodology: Qualitative research, with eight nurses from the mental health services. Data collection took place through an open interview, analyzed using Bardin's content analysis. Results: The nurses understand that when psychiatric hospitalization is recommended, the service user must be evaluated in the social and family context. They consider that both forms of hospitalization can cause distress and anxiety to the service user, due to this person finding herself in a place against her will. Conclusion: This study contributes to reflection regarding psychiatric hospitalization as a resource which must be used in specific situations. The success of community-based services is linked to a non-fragmented mental health service for effective implementation of the reorganization of psychiatric care.
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