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Com este estudo pretende-se explorar as necessidades dos pais das crianças internadas no Serviço de Reabilitação Pediátrica e Desenvolvimento do Centro de Medicina de Reabilitação de Alcoitão. Este estudo tem como objetivo servir de base para a futura aplicação de um modelo de parceria de cuidados, inserido na filosofia de cuidados centrados na família, assim como contribuir para a qualidade dos cuidados prestados neste serviço. Nesta base, foi realizado um estudo de caráter quantitativo exploratório descritivo, com recurso à aplicação do questionário Needs Parents Questionnaire (NPQ) que avalia as necessidades de: confiar, sentirem que confiam em si, informação, suporte e orientação, recursos físicos e humanos e necessidades relativas à criança e outros membros da família; e relacioná-las com as caraterísticas sóciodemográficas e de hospitalização. Para a recolha de dados foi utilizada uma amostra não probabilística, intencional ou de conveniência, de 31 pais aos quais foram aplicados os questionários após a realização de um pré-teste, que não revelou problemas. Os resultados foram analisados recorrendo à estatística descritiva e técnica de análise de conteúdo. Conclui-se que a dimensão da escala de importância que os pais mais valorizaram foi a “Necessidade de Confiar” (média = 99,35) e a que menos valorizaram foi a “Necessidade de Recursos Físicos e Humanos” (média = 80,77). Os pais de crianças com patologia neuromotora estão mais satisfeitos com a dimensão “Necessidade de confiar” (média = 93,22) e menos satisfeitos com a “Necessidade de Recursos Físicos e Humanos” (média=59,63). Os pais de crianças com patologia neuromotora sentem que deveriam ser mais independentes relativamente à “Necessidade de Informação” (média=81,93) e à “Necessidade de Confiar” (média=80,64). Na análise de conteúdo emergiram três categorias: recursos humanos; condições logísticas para os pais; e comunicação e informação, reforçando as necessidades presentes no questionário.
This study aims to explore the needs of parents of children admitted to the Paediatric Rehabilitation Service Development at the Center for Medical Rehabilitation Alcoitão. This study aims to serve as a basis for the future implementation of a partnership model of care, inserted in the philosophy of family-centered care, as well as contribute to the quality of care in this service. On this basis, a study of quantitative descriptive exploratory, using the questionnaire application Needs Parents Questionnaire (NPQ) which assesses needs: trust, feel that they trust you, information, support and guidance, physical and human resources and needs concerning children and other family members, and relate them to the sociodemographic characteristics and hospitalization. For data collection we used a non-probability sample, intentional or convenience of 31 parents to whom the questionnaires were administered after the completion of a pre-test, which showed no problems. The results were analyzed using descriptive statistics and content analysis technique. We conclude that the size scale of importance that parents valued most was the "Necessity of Trust" (mean = 99.35) and the least appreciated was the "Need for Human and Physical Resources" (mean=80.77). Parents of children with motor neurone disease are more satisfied with the size "Need for trust" (mean = 93.22) and least satisfied with "Need for Human and Physical Resources" (mean=59,63). Parents of children with neuromotor disorder feel they should be more independent of the "Need Information" (mean=81.93) and the "Necessity of Trust" (mean=80.64). Content analysis revealed three categories: human resources, logistical conditions for parents, and information and communication needs strengthening in the questionnaire.
This study aims to explore the needs of parents of children admitted to the Paediatric Rehabilitation Service Development at the Center for Medical Rehabilitation Alcoitão. This study aims to serve as a basis for the future implementation of a partnership model of care, inserted in the philosophy of family-centered care, as well as contribute to the quality of care in this service. On this basis, a study of quantitative descriptive exploratory, using the questionnaire application Needs Parents Questionnaire (NPQ) which assesses needs: trust, feel that they trust you, information, support and guidance, physical and human resources and needs concerning children and other family members, and relate them to the sociodemographic characteristics and hospitalization. For data collection we used a non-probability sample, intentional or convenience of 31 parents to whom the questionnaires were administered after the completion of a pre-test, which showed no problems. The results were analyzed using descriptive statistics and content analysis technique. We conclude that the size scale of importance that parents valued most was the "Necessity of Trust" (mean = 99.35) and the least appreciated was the "Need for Human and Physical Resources" (mean=80.77). Parents of children with motor neurone disease are more satisfied with the size "Need for trust" (mean = 93.22) and least satisfied with "Need for Human and Physical Resources" (mean=59,63). Parents of children with neuromotor disorder feel they should be more independent of the "Need Information" (mean=81.93) and the "Necessity of Trust" (mean=80.64). Content analysis revealed three categories: human resources, logistical conditions for parents, and information and communication needs strengthening in the questionnaire.