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Index enferm ; 28(3): 105-109, jul.-sept. 2019. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-192663

ABSTRACT

OBJETIVO PRINCIPAL: Conocer la experiencia, el impacto percibido y el manejo de la experiencia de la reconstrucción de la vida cotidiana de los postcuidadores familiares después del proceso de duelo. METODOLOGÍA: Se realizaron entrevistas en profundidad a 14 informantes que cuidaron a sus familiares durante más de 2 años y que dejaron de atenderlos más de 2 años antes. Los datos fueron recolectados durante un período de 13 meses en 2014-2015. El estudio se enmarca en la teoría fundamentada. RESULTADOS PRINCIPALES: Se obtuvieron tres categorías a partir del análisis de los relatos: el vacío en el postcuidar, el fin del tiempo como cuidador y la transición hacia una nueva vida. Todos los informantes mencionan un vacío, marcado por el aumento del tiempo libre y la pérdida de sentido de su vida. Conclusión principal: Los postcuidadores experimentan una transición en la reconstrucción de su vida cotidiana, en la que el apoyo de los profesionales es esencial. Los postcuidadores pueden ser una fuente de apoyo para otros cuidadores


OBJECTIVE: To know the experience, the perceived impact and the management of the experience of the reconstruction of the daily life of the family post-caregivers after the grieving process. METHODS: In-depth interviews of 14 former caregivers who had cared for their relative for more than 2 years and who had stopped caring for them more than 2 years previously. Data were collected over 13 months in 2014-2015. The data analysis was performed using Grounded Theory. RESULTS: Three categories were obtained from the data analysis: The emptiness in post-caring, the end of the time as a caregiver and the transition towards a new life. All the informants mention an emptiness but a new determining factor, the increase in free time, also emerges in the study. Within this increase in their free time, caregivers feel the need to occupy their time by becoming involved in caring for others. CONCLUSIONS: Former caregivers experience a transition in the reconstruction of their everyday life, in which support from professionals is essential. Former caregivers may be a source of support for other caregivers


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Humans , Activities of Daily Living/psychology , Caregivers/psychology , Grief , Hospice Care/psychology , Nursing Care/psychology , Caregivers/statistics & numerical data , Surveys and Questionnaires , Gender Identity
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