Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica

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Autor(a) principal: Trentin, Leonardo Soares
Data de Publicação: 2024
Tipo de documento: Dissertação
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Resumo: In the context of palliative care, clinical decision-making becomes more complex, given the bioethical conflicts and contradictions that arise in healthcare practice. Therefore, this research aims to understand processes of clinical decision-making in palliative care from the perspective of permanent physicians and residents of the Hematology and Oncology Unit (UHO) and the Pulmonology Specialty Clinic of the Clinical Medicine Unit II of a teaching hospital. To this end, an exploratory and descriptive qualitative study was conducted, based on the clinical-qualitative method. This study used semi-structured interviews, which were carried out with physicians from the UHO and Pulmonology Specialty Clinic of the teaching hospital, as a data collection technique. The use of NVivo software version 11 facilitated the organization and analysis of the data in accordance with the Clinical-Qualitative Content Analysis method. This study followed the recommendations of Brazil’s National Health Council and National Council of Psychology. Reflecting on the findings of the research, it becomes evident that the practice of palliative care across the studied institutions is in its initial stages, limited to patients with curative therapeutic limitations. In this context, the elements considered for directing to palliative care were the metastatic stage of the neoplasm, patient’s suffering and guarded prognosis, as well as proximity to the end-of-life stage. With the dissolution of the palliative care team, the physicians of the UHO and Pulmonology Specialty Clinic end up redirecting patients to other specialty clinics within the hospital to look into additional curative therapeutic options, which can be seen as a persistent approach. On the other hand, elderly patients are directed to Geriatric Services or to the Home Care Services (SAD), resulting in a lack of palliative attention for other age groups. Patients may also be directed to other reference hospitals in the city or to long-term care institutions in their hometowns, where they can be closer to their families. Regarding the individuals involved, while physicians assert their technical knowledge about curative treatments, granting them significant influence over decisions, contributions of the multidisciplinary team and the patient’s family were evident. It is important to highlight that some physicians involved in the study do not conceive palliative care as a valid therapy or, if they do, they place it in a secondary position, influenced by patient demand and the hospital’s focus on curative approach. Given these circumstances, it is emphasized that the challenge of implementing palliative care in healthcare institutions begins in the structuring of their systems and concepts, which are based on an organic biomedical perspective. Thus, it becomes essential to provide more humanized training for health professionals, especially physicians, so that clinical decision-making is not limited only to the organic disease and its cure but considers the full spectrum of the patients’ needs and their inherent complexity.
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spelling Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médicaProcesses of clinical decision-making in palliative care from the medical perspectiveTomada de decisão clínicaCuidados paliativosBioéticaClinical decision-makingPalliative careBioethicsCNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIAIn the context of palliative care, clinical decision-making becomes more complex, given the bioethical conflicts and contradictions that arise in healthcare practice. Therefore, this research aims to understand processes of clinical decision-making in palliative care from the perspective of permanent physicians and residents of the Hematology and Oncology Unit (UHO) and the Pulmonology Specialty Clinic of the Clinical Medicine Unit II of a teaching hospital. To this end, an exploratory and descriptive qualitative study was conducted, based on the clinical-qualitative method. This study used semi-structured interviews, which were carried out with physicians from the UHO and Pulmonology Specialty Clinic of the teaching hospital, as a data collection technique. The use of NVivo software version 11 facilitated the organization and analysis of the data in accordance with the Clinical-Qualitative Content Analysis method. This study followed the recommendations of Brazil’s National Health Council and National Council of Psychology. Reflecting on the findings of the research, it becomes evident that the practice of palliative care across the studied institutions is in its initial stages, limited to patients with curative therapeutic limitations. In this context, the elements considered for directing to palliative care were the metastatic stage of the neoplasm, patient’s suffering and guarded prognosis, as well as proximity to the end-of-life stage. With the dissolution of the palliative care team, the physicians of the UHO and Pulmonology Specialty Clinic end up redirecting patients to other specialty clinics within the hospital to look into additional curative therapeutic options, which can be seen as a persistent approach. On the other hand, elderly patients are directed to Geriatric Services or to the Home Care Services (SAD), resulting in a lack of palliative attention for other age groups. Patients may also be directed to other reference hospitals in the city or to long-term care institutions in their hometowns, where they can be closer to their families. Regarding the individuals involved, while physicians assert their technical knowledge about curative treatments, granting them significant influence over decisions, contributions of the multidisciplinary team and the patient’s family were evident. It is important to highlight that some physicians involved in the study do not conceive palliative care as a valid therapy or, if they do, they place it in a secondary position, influenced by patient demand and the hospital’s focus on curative approach. Given these circumstances, it is emphasized that the challenge of implementing palliative care in healthcare institutions begins in the structuring of their systems and concepts, which are based on an organic biomedical perspective. Thus, it becomes essential to provide more humanized training for health professionals, especially physicians, so that clinical decision-making is not limited only to the organic disease and its cure but considers the full spectrum of the patients’ needs and their inherent complexity.Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPESDentro do contexto de cuidados paliativos, a tomada de decisão clínica torna-se mais intricada, visto que suscita contradições e conflitos bioéticos no âmbito da assistência em saúde. À vista disso, a presente pesquisa teve como objetivo compreender os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva de médicos efetivos e residentes da Unidade de Hematologia e Oncologia (UHO) e da especialidade de Pneumologia da Unidade de Clínica Médica II de um hospital de ensino. Para tanto, realizou-se um estudo exploratório e descritivo de natureza qualitativa, tendo como embasamento o método clínico-qualitativo. O presente estudo utilizou-se da entrevista semidirigida como técnica para a coleta de dados, as quais foram realizadas com médicos da UHO e da Pneumologia de um hospital de ensino. Com a finalidade de sistematizar e auxiliar a análise dos dados a partir da Análise Clínico-Qualitativa de Conteúdo, empregou-se o software NVivo versão 11. Este estudo seguiu as recomendações do Conselho Nacional de Saúde e do Conselho Federal de Psicologia. Ao considerar os resultados alcançados por esta pesquisa, tornou-se evidente um cenário ainda incipiente da prática dos cuidados paliativos nas unidades de estudo, em virtude de serem direcionados somente para pacientes em limitações terapêuticas curativas. Dentro disso, os elementos considerados para o direcionamento aos cuidados paliativos foram o estadiamento metastático da neoplasia, o sofrimento e o prognóstico reservado do paciente, assim como a proximidade do seu processo de fim de vida. Com a dissolução da equipe de cuidados paliativos, os médicos da UHO e da Pneumologia acabam encaminhando os pacientes para outras especialidades dentro do próprio hospital, para continuar investigando opções terapêuticas curativas, o que pode ser visto como uma medida obstinada. Por outro lado, direcionam-se os pacientes idosos para a Geriatria ou para o Serviço de Atendimento Domiciliar (SAD), o que resulta em uma ausência de atenção paliativa para outras faixas etárias. Ainda, os pacientes podem ser encaminhados para outros hospitais de referência da cidade ou para Instituições de Longa Permanência em sua cidade de origem, onde podem ficar mais próximos da família. Em relação aos personagens envolvidos, ainda que os médicos afirmem que por possuírem os saberes técnicos acerca das terapêuticas curativas e, por isso, serem os atores que têm maior peso decisório, fez-se nítida a influência tanto da equipe multiprofissional quanto da família do paciente. Cabe salientar que alguns médicos que participaram da pesquisa não concebem os cuidados paliativos como uma terapêutica válida, ou se os consideram, colocam-nos em um lugar secundário, em razão da demanda de pacientes e do hospital ter uma perspectiva curativa. À vista disso, ressalta-se que a problemática da implementação dos cuidados paliativos nas instituições de saúde começa na própria estruturação dos seus sistemas e dos seus conceitos, os quais são alicerçados em uma perspectiva biomédica orgânica. Assim sendo, torna-se imprescindível uma formação mais humanizada para os profissionais de saúde, em especial para os médicos, de modo que não se restrinja somente à doença orgânica e sua cura, mas considere o indivíduo em todas as suas necessidades e em sua complexidade constitutiva.Universidade Federal de Santa MariaBrasilPsicologiaUFSMPrograma de Pós-Graduação em PsicologiaCentro de Ciências Sociais e HumanasQuintana, Alberto Manuelhttp://lattes.cnpq.br/7464902899875284Campos Velho, Maria Teresa Aquino deWottrich, Shana HastenpflugTrentin, Leonardo Soares2024-02-21T15:53:09Z2024-02-21T15:53:09Z2024-02-16info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisapplication/pdfhttp://repositorio.ufsm.br/handle/1/31556ark:/26339/0013000002ghqporAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internationalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Manancial - Repositório Digital da UFSMinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSM2024-02-21T15:53:09Zoai:repositorio.ufsm.br:1/31556Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertaçõeshttps://repositorio.ufsm.br/ONGhttps://repositorio.ufsm.br/oai/requestatendimento.sib@ufsm.br||tedebc@gmail.comopendoar:2024-02-21T15:53:09Manancial - Repositório Digital da UFSM - Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
Processes of clinical decision-making in palliative care from the medical perspective
title Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
spellingShingle Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
Trentin, Leonardo Soares
Tomada de decisão clínica
Cuidados paliativos
Bioética
Clinical decision-making
Palliative care
Bioethics
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
title_short Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
title_full Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
title_fullStr Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
title_full_unstemmed Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
title_sort Os processos de tomada de decisão clínica em cuidados paliativos na perspectiva médica
author Trentin, Leonardo Soares
author_facet Trentin, Leonardo Soares
author_role author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Quintana, Alberto Manuel
http://lattes.cnpq.br/7464902899875284
Campos Velho, Maria Teresa Aquino de
Wottrich, Shana Hastenpflug
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Trentin, Leonardo Soares
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Tomada de decisão clínica
Cuidados paliativos
Bioética
Clinical decision-making
Palliative care
Bioethics
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
topic Tomada de decisão clínica
Cuidados paliativos
Bioética
Clinical decision-making
Palliative care
Bioethics
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
description In the context of palliative care, clinical decision-making becomes more complex, given the bioethical conflicts and contradictions that arise in healthcare practice. Therefore, this research aims to understand processes of clinical decision-making in palliative care from the perspective of permanent physicians and residents of the Hematology and Oncology Unit (UHO) and the Pulmonology Specialty Clinic of the Clinical Medicine Unit II of a teaching hospital. To this end, an exploratory and descriptive qualitative study was conducted, based on the clinical-qualitative method. This study used semi-structured interviews, which were carried out with physicians from the UHO and Pulmonology Specialty Clinic of the teaching hospital, as a data collection technique. The use of NVivo software version 11 facilitated the organization and analysis of the data in accordance with the Clinical-Qualitative Content Analysis method. This study followed the recommendations of Brazil’s National Health Council and National Council of Psychology. Reflecting on the findings of the research, it becomes evident that the practice of palliative care across the studied institutions is in its initial stages, limited to patients with curative therapeutic limitations. In this context, the elements considered for directing to palliative care were the metastatic stage of the neoplasm, patient’s suffering and guarded prognosis, as well as proximity to the end-of-life stage. With the dissolution of the palliative care team, the physicians of the UHO and Pulmonology Specialty Clinic end up redirecting patients to other specialty clinics within the hospital to look into additional curative therapeutic options, which can be seen as a persistent approach. On the other hand, elderly patients are directed to Geriatric Services or to the Home Care Services (SAD), resulting in a lack of palliative attention for other age groups. Patients may also be directed to other reference hospitals in the city or to long-term care institutions in their hometowns, where they can be closer to their families. Regarding the individuals involved, while physicians assert their technical knowledge about curative treatments, granting them significant influence over decisions, contributions of the multidisciplinary team and the patient’s family were evident. It is important to highlight that some physicians involved in the study do not conceive palliative care as a valid therapy or, if they do, they place it in a secondary position, influenced by patient demand and the hospital’s focus on curative approach. Given these circumstances, it is emphasized that the challenge of implementing palliative care in healthcare institutions begins in the structuring of their systems and concepts, which are based on an organic biomedical perspective. Thus, it becomes essential to provide more humanized training for health professionals, especially physicians, so that clinical decision-making is not limited only to the organic disease and its cure but considers the full spectrum of the patients’ needs and their inherent complexity.
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