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Introdução: A visão multidimensional dos pacientes tem sido enfatizada ao longo do
tempo. Os cuidados espirituais (CE) (onde se incluem os religiosos), adquirem um papel
extremamente importante, especialmente no fim de vida. De acordo com a OMS “os
cuidados paliativos (CP) são uma parte crucial dos serviços de saúde integrados e
centrados na pessoa. Aliviar o sofrimento grave relacionado com a saúde, seja ele físico,
psicológico, social ou espiritual, é uma responsabilidade moral”. A espiritualidade é uma
dimensão humana que abrange a relação consigo, com os outros, com uma entidade
suprema. Engloba a procura pelo significado da vida/existência, por meio de conceitos que
transcendem o tangível. Este conceito, adquire grande importância no suporte aos doentes
em fim de vida, para que estes possam assumir a morte como uma etapa da sua existência.
A pandemia COVID-19 limitou substancialmente a prestação de CP. Foi necessário alterar
a maneira de prestar este tipo de cuidados em segurança. A telessaúde tem sido uma
ferramenta útil, com potencial para melhorar a eficácia e eficiência clínica, porém
desigual. Esta revisão sistemática, pretende fornecer elementos válidos para o
desenvolvimento de novos estudos e metodologias no âmbito dos cuidados espirituais
aplicados aos CP.
Objetivos: Pretende-se, com esta revisão, estudar a importância da espiritualidade
associada à telessaúde em pacientes no fim de vida.
Métodos: Para este trabalho, foi escolhida uma revisão sistemática integrativa com
síntese narrativa, utilizando as orientações PRISMA, que permite abranger uma panóplia
de artigos científicos, com vista à obtenção de um conhecimento alargado sobre tema.
Para que se atinja o objetivo proposto, serão utilizadas pesquisas de literatura em
repositórios eletrónicos e noutras fontes relevantes e fidedignas, como revistas científicas
na aérea dos CP com o intuito de se fazer uma pesquisa mais extensa. Será também
efetuada a submissão a PROSPERO (ID: 313920). A análise dos artigos será feita com base
na estrutura PICOD.
Introduction: The multidimensional view of patients has been emphasized over time. Spiritual and religious care play an extremely important role, especially at the end of a person's life. According to WHO “palliative care is a crucial part of integrated and peoplecentered health services. Alleviating serious health-related suffering, whether physical, psychological, social or spiritual, is a global responsibility”. Spirituality is a human dimension that encompasses the relationship with oneself, with others, with a supreme entity. It encompasses the search for the meaning of life / existence, through concepts that transcend the tangible. This concept acquires great importance in supporting patients at the end of life, so that they assume death as a stage of existence. The COVID-19 pandemic has limited the provision of palliative care. It was necessary to change the way in which this kind of attention was given to safety. Telehealth has been a useful source with the potential to improve clinical effectiveness. This review intends to provide valid elements for the development of new studies and methodologies in the context of palliative criteria spiritual care. Objectives: The aim of this review is to study the importance of spirituality associated with telehealth in end-of-life patients. Methods: For this work, an integrative systematic review with narrative synthesis was chosen, using the PRISMA guidelines, which allows covering a panoply of scientific articles, to obtain a wider knowledge of the subject. In order to achieve the proposed objective, literature research will be used in electronic repositories and other relevant and reliable sources, such as scientific journals in the field of palliative care, to carry out more extensive research. Submission to PROSPERO (ID: 313920) will also be carried out. The analysis of the articles will be based on the PICOD structure.
Introduction: The multidimensional view of patients has been emphasized over time. Spiritual and religious care play an extremely important role, especially at the end of a person's life. According to WHO “palliative care is a crucial part of integrated and peoplecentered health services. Alleviating serious health-related suffering, whether physical, psychological, social or spiritual, is a global responsibility”. Spirituality is a human dimension that encompasses the relationship with oneself, with others, with a supreme entity. It encompasses the search for the meaning of life / existence, through concepts that transcend the tangible. This concept acquires great importance in supporting patients at the end of life, so that they assume death as a stage of existence. The COVID-19 pandemic has limited the provision of palliative care. It was necessary to change the way in which this kind of attention was given to safety. Telehealth has been a useful source with the potential to improve clinical effectiveness. This review intends to provide valid elements for the development of new studies and methodologies in the context of palliative criteria spiritual care. Objectives: The aim of this review is to study the importance of spirituality associated with telehealth in end-of-life patients. Methods: For this work, an integrative systematic review with narrative synthesis was chosen, using the PRISMA guidelines, which allows covering a panoply of scientific articles, to obtain a wider knowledge of the subject. In order to achieve the proposed objective, literature research will be used in electronic repositories and other relevant and reliable sources, such as scientific journals in the field of palliative care, to carry out more extensive research. Submission to PROSPERO (ID: 313920) will also be carried out. The analysis of the articles will be based on the PICOD structure.
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Cuidados em Fim de Vida Cuidados Paliativos Espiritualidade Religião Telessaúde