mulheres vivendo com aids e os profissionais do programa saúde da família: revelando o diagnóstico mujeres viviendo con sida y los profesionales del programa salud de la família: revelando el diagnóstico women living with aids and the family health program professionals: disclosing the diagnosis
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Abstract
Este es un estudio cualitativo realizado con mujeres infectadas con el VIH/SIDA atendidas por un servicio especializado en DST/SIDA y matriculadas por un equipo del Programa Salud de la Familia. Tuvo como objetivo identificar cuáles son las motivaciones de las mujeres seropositivas al VIH/SIDA para abrir la confidencialidad de sus informaciones al equipo del PSF. Se llevó a cabo por medio de entrevistas semi-estructuradas, analizadas con el referencial teórico de la bioética. Se verificó que las mujeres revelan el diagnóstico al equipo del PSF cuando: el diagnóstico de seropositividad se realizó en la unidad; sienten que son mejor atendidas por ser seropositivas al VIH; tienen vínculo como si fuesen familiares; confían; y manifiestan que no sienten pena. Y no revelan cuando: la actitud del profesional generó miedo e inseguridad; consideran que el PSF cuida a personas enfermas; no confían por miedo a la quiebra del sigilo; y ya poseen toda la asistencia que necesitan en el SAE.
This qualitative study was carried out with women living with HIV/AIDS cared by a specialized STD/AIDS service and registered in a Family Health Program (FHP) unit. The purpose was to identify the motivations of women living with HIV/AIDS to provide private information to the FHP team. The study was performed using semi-structured interviews, analyzed with the bioethics theoretical framework. It was verified that women disclose the diagnosis to the FHP team when: the HIV/AIDS diagnosis was made in the unit; they feel there is better treatment for being HIV positive; they are bond as family members; there is trust; and women feel that they do not feel pity of them. Women so not disclose when: the professional's attitude produces fear and unreliability; they think that the FHP takes care of bedridden patients; they do not trust by fearing secret disclosure; and they already have all the care needed in the SCS.
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| Authors | ;Fernanda Cristina Ferreira;Lúcia Yasuko Izumi Nichiata |
| Journal | FEMS microbiology letters |
| Year | 2008 |
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