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O objectivo deste estudo foi compreender a experiência vivida de sentir-se respeitada durante o trabalho de parto no hospital. As participantes foram 32 mães que experienciaram a vivência no período de Janeiro de 2006 a Julho de 2007. A recolha de dados foi obtida por entrevista fenomenológica. A análise qualitativa dos depoimentos, sob uma abordagem fenomenológica, seguiu o método proposto por Amedeo Giorgi. Foram identificados quatro temas principais: paradoxos e aparentes enganos: ser e não ser existencialmente respeitada; cuidar/cuidado; partilha do poder e o tempo do processo. Os achados foram discutidos face à literatura utilizada no referencial teórico, que aborda algumas ideias de Martin Heidegger, bem como de outros autores que se fundamentaram nele. O estudo possibilitou compreender alguns aspectos do existir dessas mães nas relações estabelecidas com os profissionais de saúde, apreendendo os significados atribuídos por elas à experiência de sentir-se respeitadas e às repercussões dessa realidade nas suas vidas e na vida de suas famílias.
The goal in this study, in context is to comprehend the lived experience of feeling respected during labor in Hospital. Participants were 32 mothers that lived the experience in the period between January 2006 and July 2007. Data was obtained through phenomenological interviews. The qualitative analysis of the reports, under the phenomenological approach has followed the method proposed by Amedeo Giorgi.Four major themes emerged: paradoxes and apparent misunderstandings: being and not being cared with respect; caring/care; power sharing and process time.Findings are discussed according to the theoretical references that used some ideas of Martin Heidegger, as well as from other authors that followed him.The study enabled the comprehension of some facets of mothers‟ experiences on the relation of caring established with health staff, seizing the meanings ascribed by them to the experience of feeling respected and the repercussion of this reality on their lives and on the life of their families.
The goal in this study, in context is to comprehend the lived experience of feeling respected during labor in Hospital. Participants were 32 mothers that lived the experience in the period between January 2006 and July 2007. Data was obtained through phenomenological interviews. The qualitative analysis of the reports, under the phenomenological approach has followed the method proposed by Amedeo Giorgi.Four major themes emerged: paradoxes and apparent misunderstandings: being and not being cared with respect; caring/care; power sharing and process time.Findings are discussed according to the theoretical references that used some ideas of Martin Heidegger, as well as from other authors that followed him.The study enabled the comprehension of some facets of mothers‟ experiences on the relation of caring established with health staff, seizing the meanings ascribed by them to the experience of feeling respected and the repercussion of this reality on their lives and on the life of their families.
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Tese de doutoramento, Enfermagem, 2010, Universidade de Lisboa, com a participação da Escola Superior de Enfermagem
Keywords
Cuidados de enfermagem Fenomenologia Hospitais Mães Trabalho de parto Teses de doutoramento