Egberto Ribeiro Turato

• 26th Congress of the European Psychiatric Association (EPA 2018), AR.EXT

• Abstract

  Background: As a result of the growth of the obese population, the number of obesewomen of fertile age has increased in the last few years. Obesity in pregnancy isrelated to greater levels of anxiety, depression and physical harm. However,pregnancy is an opportune moment for the intervention of health care professionals toaddress obesity. The objective of this study was to describe how ob…

  Emotional experiences of obese women with adequate gestational weight variation: a qualitative study, PUB.ART

• Abstract

  This study investigates the narratives of women who dropped out of treatment from a specialized outpatient unit for eating disorders (ED). Psychodynamics aspects involved are discussed regarding the issue of adherence and dropout since found as directly af-fected by the addictive dimension. A qualitative approach was used to identify interpretative matrices that lead to a broad understand…

  Slavery to Addiction as meaning of Dropout in Eating Disorders: psychological aspects among women that have interrupted treatment at a specialized service in Brazil, PUB.ART

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• Abstract

  The psychological/emotional understanding of patients in the face of the protocol rigor of introducing new drugs is a permanent challenge for clinical professionals and was wrongly subordinate in scientific discussions. The contact with the universe of mental and cultural meanings allows confluence of languages and consequent desired and informed adherence by patients and the population t…

  Emotional experiences associated with entry into Clozapine treatment protocol reported by patients with Schizophrenia seen in a university specialized outpatient service: a clinical-qualitative study, BP.IC

• Abstract

  The psychological/emotional management of patients is a permanent challenge for clinical professionals. Understanding the universe of people's mental and cultural meanings allows approximation of languages and consequent desired, enlightened adherence, of patients and the population to therapeutic and preventive measures. Either clinicians understand the meanings hidden in their patients'…

  Perceptions of graves' disease: a clinical-qualitative study of patients reports with euthyroidism and ophthalmopathy under specialized university outpatient follow-up, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Violence against women is a gender-based action that affects the population in an alarming and significant way, with sexual violence being one of its main exponents. In the health field, there are many studies that highlight the importance of humanized care and, therefore, of health professionals in the post-sexual violence process. However, there is a gap in the literature when it comes …

  Barriers to and facilitators of working with women who suffered sexual violence: a qualitative study under the perspective of health professionals on a specialized service in Sao Paulo, Brazil, BP.IC

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)