Qualidade de vida dos pacientes soropositivo no brasil: ênfase nos cuidados de enfermagem

Abstract

SIDA is an advanced clinical manifestation of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, and has become one of the biggest public health problems of recent times due to the growing number of cases, a therapy that is costly and has a high rate of infection. mortality cases. Individuals are commonly portrayed for lack or deprivation of happiness, and may note that it is through health care that these items are recovered and consolidated by their daily needs and difficulties. Illness itself becomes more susceptible and worrying people, not only in therapeutic but also emotional treatment. In this sense, the humanization of health care is a fundamental role and requires an analysis and reflection on the training of professionals regarding the necessary care in the management and treatment of positive patients. The aim of the present study was to analyze and comment on data and studies, based on scientific production, regarding the quality of life of positive serum patients and nursing care aimed at them. The methodology used was an integrative literature review, which included publications on topics related to HIV/AIDS and nursing care, considering as much as the following descriptors: HIV/AIDS; quality of life; Health education; nursing care. The results of the study made it possible to identify aspects that may interfere with the education of nursing professionals as agents participating in the care and treatment of positive patients.