Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes

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Autor(a) principal: Passos,Silvia da Silva Santos
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Pereira,Álvaro, Nitschke,Rosane Gonçalves
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da USP (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE Understand the quotidian relationships of accompanying family members in an environment of care, which are close to the metaphor of a tribe in hospital environment. METHODQualitative study with data gathered from semi-structured interviews and observations with 16 family members accompanying hospitalized individuals with dependence on self-care. Data were submitted to thematic analysis, and analyzed through the metaphor of "tribe" proposed by comprehensive sociology. RESULTS Family members build up social clusters around caring, where we find traits typical of tribes: emotional ambience; solidarity based on links of sympathy and mutual assistance; an affectual nebula in the process of interaction; a logic of fusion in tactile relations; and communion/religiosity in the process of connecting in a collective identity. CONCLUSION In the presence of tragedy, families build social clusters similar to tribes having care as a totem.
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title Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
spellingShingle Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
Passos,Silvia da Silva Santos
Family
Family Relations
Hospitalization
Caregivers
Community-Institutional Relations
title_short Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
title_full Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
title_fullStr Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
title_full_unstemmed Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
title_sort Quotidian of accompanying family members in an environment of care: the emergence of hospital tribes
author Passos,Silvia da Silva Santos
author_facet Passos,Silvia da Silva Santos
Pereira,Álvaro
Nitschke,Rosane Gonçalves
author_role author
author2 Pereira,Álvaro
Nitschke,Rosane Gonçalves
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Passos,Silvia da Silva Santos
Pereira,Álvaro
Nitschke,Rosane Gonçalves
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Family
Family Relations
Hospitalization
Caregivers
Community-Institutional Relations
topic Family
Family Relations
Hospitalization
Caregivers
Community-Institutional Relations
description ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE Understand the quotidian relationships of accompanying family members in an environment of care, which are close to the metaphor of a tribe in hospital environment. METHODQualitative study with data gathered from semi-structured interviews and observations with 16 family members accompanying hospitalized individuals with dependence on self-care. Data were submitted to thematic analysis, and analyzed through the metaphor of "tribe" proposed by comprehensive sociology. RESULTS Family members build up social clusters around caring, where we find traits typical of tribes: emotional ambience; solidarity based on links of sympathy and mutual assistance; an affectual nebula in the process of interaction; a logic of fusion in tactile relations; and communion/religiosity in the process of connecting in a collective identity. CONCLUSION In the presence of tragedy, families build social clusters similar to tribes having care as a totem.
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