Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident

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Autor(a) principal: Souza,Regina Cláudia Silva
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Arcuri,Edna Apparecida Moura
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da USP (Online)
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Resumo: This is an exploratory, cross-sectional study of quantitative design that aimed to identify the communication strategies used and reported by the nursing staff in the care of aphasic patients after a stroke. The techniques used were the participant observation and interviews with 27 subjects of the nursing staff of neurological units in a general hospital. The most frequently mentioned strategies were gestures (100%), verbal communication (33.3%), written communication (29.6%) and the touch (18.5 %). Among the observed strategies, the gestures reached 40.7% and the touch was present in all situations, given its instrumental character essential to care. The findings show lack of knowledge of nonverbal, proxemics , kinesics and tacesics communication. No significant differences were observed among the professional categories depending on the length of experience with respect to the strategies reported by members of the nursing staff in the care for aphasic patients.

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spelling Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular AccidentStrokeAphasiaCommunicationNursing, teamNurse-patient relationsThis is an exploratory, cross-sectional study of quantitative design that aimed to identify the communication strategies used and reported by the nursing staff in the care of aphasic patients after a stroke. The techniques used were the participant observation and interviews with 27 subjects of the nursing staff of neurological units in a general hospital. The most frequently mentioned strategies were gestures (100%), verbal communication (33.3%), written communication (29.6%) and the touch (18.5 %). Among the observed strategies, the gestures reached 40.7% and the touch was present in all situations, given its instrumental character essential to care. The findings show lack of knowledge of nonverbal, proxemics , kinesics and tacesics communication. No significant differences were observed among the professional categories depending on the length of experience with respect to the strategies reported by members of the nursing staff in the care for aphasic patients.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
title Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
spellingShingle Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
Souza,Regina Cláudia Silva
Stroke
Aphasia
Communication
Nursing, team
Nurse-patient relations
title_short Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
title_full Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
title_fullStr Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
title_full_unstemmed Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
title_sort Communication Strategies Of The Nursing Team In The Aphasia After Cerebrovascular Accident
author Souza,Regina Cláudia Silva
author_facet Souza,Regina Cláudia Silva
Arcuri,Edna Apparecida Moura
author_role author
author2 Arcuri,Edna Apparecida Moura
author2_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Souza,Regina Cláudia Silva
Arcuri,Edna Apparecida Moura
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Stroke
Aphasia
Communication
Nursing, team
Nurse-patient relations
topic Stroke
Aphasia
Communication
Nursing, team
Nurse-patient relations
description This is an exploratory, cross-sectional study of quantitative design that aimed to identify the communication strategies used and reported by the nursing staff in the care of aphasic patients after a stroke. The techniques used were the participant observation and interviews with 27 subjects of the nursing staff of neurological units in a general hospital. The most frequently mentioned strategies were gestures (100%), verbal communication (33.3%), written communication (29.6%) and the touch (18.5 %). Among the observed strategies, the gestures reached 40.7% and the touch was present in all situations, given its instrumental character essential to care. The findings show lack of knowledge of nonverbal, proxemics , kinesics and tacesics communication. No significant differences were observed among the professional categories depending on the length of experience with respect to the strategies reported by members of the nursing staff in the care for aphasic patients.

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