BACKGROUND
Pain from invasive procedures is common in hospitalized children and is associated with fear and anxiety. Nonpharmacological interventions, such as devices combining cold and vibration (DCV) are widely recommended in pediatric nursing because they are safe, low-cost, and help children feel more comfortable a...
C. Torres, Sofia Tedim, Nazaré Rajão et al.· Pain Management Nursing· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Objectives: to understand how the Traditional and Social Constructivist models used by nurse educators influence Portuguese nurses’ professional identity formation and clinical practice. Methods: descriptive, qualitative study guided by the ego-ecological theory of Zavalloni and Louis-Guérin. Data were generat...
S. Fernandes, Márcia Maria Carneiro Oliveira, Maria de Fátima Carneiro Pereira et al.· Revista Brasileira de Enferm...· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
To describe the essential structure of pediatric oncology nurses' lived experience of caring for children with cancer and to clarify how emotional involvement, professional meaning, contextual constraints, and personal-life spillover are integrated in that experience.
METHODS
A descriptive phenomenological...
C. Torres, Leonor Monteiro, A. Pereira et al.· Seminars in Oncology Nursing· 0 citations
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