SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY

Objective: Identify experiences of the person with intestinal ostomy related to their social life. Methods: Descriptive study, qualitative in nature, carried out with ten people with intestinal ostomy. Data collection was performed at the Stomatherapy Service of a teaching hospital in the Federal Di...

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Autores principales:	Ana Lúcia da Silva, Ana Beatriz Duarte Vieira, Ritielly Hevelin Garrido de Moraes, Simone Roque Mazoni, Ivone Kamada
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Lenguaje:	EN PT
Publicado:	Associação Brasileira de Estomaterapia 2021
Materias:	ostomy adaptation nursing stomatherapy Nursing RT1-120
Acceso en línea:	https://doaj.org/article/c42f0b7cfe384ecfb7d3cc5e5615bc00
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:c42f0b7cfe384ecfb7d3cc5e5615bc002021-11-10T23:51:21ZSUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY10.30886/estima.v19.1034_IN2595-7007https://doaj.org/article/c42f0b7cfe384ecfb7d3cc5e5615bc002021-07-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.revistaestima.com.br/estima/article/view/1034/461https://doaj.org/toc/2595-7007Objective: Identify experiences of the person with intestinal ostomy related to their social life. Methods: Descriptive study, qualitative in nature, carried out with ten people with intestinal ostomy. Data collection was performed at the Stomatherapy Service of a teaching hospital in the Federal District, through semi-structured interviews relating to family and social experience before and after the ostomy. Results: Six men and four women participated, with a mean age of 49 years, most with a permanent colostomy. From the analysis, two categories emerged: “What is it like to live with an ostomy and its challenges”; and “Strategies developed in the face of changes”. In the first category, the following stand out: self-care, lack of adequate bathroom, work activity, eating habits, disruption of body image and embarrassing situations. In the second category, they seek to support religiosity, maintain positive feelings and preserve emotional balance. Conclusion: The ostomy interferes with family and social life. It was evident that the person with ostomy develops strategies to face changes. It is believed that social isolation stems, in part, from the lack of information from society, the lack of quality material that offers comfort and safety, and, finally, the lack of adapted public and private bathrooms.Ana Lúcia da SilvaAna Beatriz Duarte VieiraRitielly Hevelin Garrido de MoraesSimone Roque MazoniIvone KamadaAssociação Brasileira de EstomaterapiaarticleostomyadaptationnursingstomatherapyNursingRT1-120ENPTEstima, Vol 19 (2021)
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description	Objective: Identify experiences of the person with intestinal ostomy related to their social life. Methods: Descriptive study, qualitative in nature, carried out with ten people with intestinal ostomy. Data collection was performed at the Stomatherapy Service of a teaching hospital in the Federal District, through semi-structured interviews relating to family and social experience before and after the ostomy. Results: Six men and four women participated, with a mean age of 49 years, most with a permanent colostomy. From the analysis, two categories emerged: “What is it like to live with an ostomy and its challenges”; and “Strategies developed in the face of changes”. In the first category, the following stand out: self-care, lack of adequate bathroom, work activity, eating habits, disruption of body image and embarrassing situations. In the second category, they seek to support religiosity, maintain positive feelings and preserve emotional balance. Conclusion: The ostomy interferes with family and social life. It was evident that the person with ostomy develops strategies to face changes. It is believed that social isolation stems, in part, from the lack of information from society, the lack of quality material that offers comfort and safety, and, finally, the lack of adapted public and private bathrooms.
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author	Ana Lúcia da Silva Ana Beatriz Duarte Vieira Ritielly Hevelin Garrido de Moraes Simone Roque Mazoni Ivone Kamada
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title	SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY
title_short	SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY
title_full	SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY
title_fullStr	SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY
title_full_unstemmed	SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY
title_sort	subjectivities and challenges of people living with an intestinal ostomy
publisher	Associação Brasileira de Estomaterapia
publishDate	2021
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SUBJECTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH AN INTESTINAL OSTOMY

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