Giselle Dupas

• V Congresso Ibero-Americano de Investigação Qualitativa/1st International Symposium on Qualitative Research, AR.EXT
• Buscando superar o sofrimento impulsionada pela esperanca - a experiencia da crianca com cancer., AR.BR

• Abstract

  Visually impaired people have an absence or diminution of visual perception. Difficulties in the process of caring for a child with visual impairment may arise due to their extreme dependency, requiring a network of support for this family so that they can gain confidence and skills to facilitate the care and education for this child. Thus, the research aims to grasp the experience of fam…

  Care for children with visual impairment: family living, BP.MS

• Abstract

  The Visual Impairment can be understood as any form of organic restraint connected to eye diseases that compromise optimal functioning of vision. In Brazil, the visual lost is a significant public health problem, since it's attached to proper disabilities, the shortage of preventive governmental programs and socioeconomic/cultural factors are related to limited availability of qualified o…

  Visually impaired children and teenager: understanding the network of family support, BP.IC

• Abstract

  There is a lot of care to prevent vertical transmission of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). A parent / caregiver must feel safe and instructed to realize them and so do not increase the exposure of the child. Not only the lack of guidelines, as well as those incomplete or not understood by the mother, can jeopardize the success of treatment and weaken the care given to the child. From …

  Caring for children exposed to the virus of human immunodeficiency: a trajectory of apprehension, BP.MS

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