Razones que intervienen en la inclusión de terapias alternativas , complementarias en práctica del cuidado enfermero
Introduction alternative therapies are demands that arise today as new care practices orstrategies, in which nursing is not exempt. Objective to establish the reasons that intervene in theinclusion of alternative or complementary therapies in the practice of nursing care, according tothe opinion of...
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Escuela de Enfermería- Facultad de Ciencias Médicas-Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
2020
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| Sumario: | Introduction alternative therapies are demands that arise today as new care practices orstrategies, in which nursing is not exempt. Objective to establish the reasons that intervene in theinclusion of alternative or complementary therapies in the practice of nursing care, according tothe opinion of the professionals in the CIM II and III services of the Public Maternal and ChildHospital of Salta. Argentina. 2019. Complementary Therapies (TC) Therapeutic activities, nonaggressive interventions that preferably use natural means with the presence of the therapist inmechanisms of mental self-control of the person directing their energy, strength and positivethinking. Dossey cited by Santander Núñez (Music therapy as a nursing intervention in thepatient with schizophrenia: A narrative review. Bachelor’s Thesis, 2017), consider the reasons asthose reasons or arguments, by which, nursing decides or not to apply complementary therapies.Quantitative, descriptive cross-sectional study method. Variable: Reasons that intervene in theinclusion of alternative therapies. Dimensions: Personal, Training and Institutional reasons.Sample: 52 members of the nursing team of the CIM II and CIM III services. Primary source.Instrument: survey. Technique: self-administered questionnaire. Results / discussion Theinstitutional reason that intervened was insufficient institutional availability (26%), coincidingwith the results of Cant, Watts & Ruston (2011). Reasons for formation are the antecedents ofhaving used them previously (21%), which agrees with the study “Humanized care of (Troncosoand Suazo, 2007). Personal reasons predominated the age of the nurses with 44%, which makesthe application of alternative therapies difficult, coinciding with Álvarez Carballo & Guzmán(2013) Cited by Santillán García A. et al. (Knowledge, experimentation and habitual use ofcomplementary therapies depending on the level of studies in the city of Burgos, 2019) whostated that age and experience condition daily nursing work. Conclusions institutional reasonstood out as a barrier in the first order, followed by training reasons and, finally, personal reason |
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