Nurses' interventions in families with individuals with additive alcohol behaviors
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https://doi.org/10.29352/mill029e.24788Keywords:
alcohol-related disorders, family nurse, family healthAbstract
Introduction: Alcohol consumption is a public health issue , which damages the person's health and has an impact on family and social relationships. The family nurse plays has an essential role in the development of intervention strategies in the prevention and treatment of addictive alcohol behaviors.
Objective: To identify nurses' interventions in families with individuals with alcohol addictive behaviors.
Methods: Integrative literature review, carried out in the following databases: CINAHL Complete, MEDLINE Complete, Nursing & Allied Health Collection and PubMed, carried out in May 2021. A free secondary search was also carried out. Articles written in Portuguese, Spanish or English, complete, with free access, with no established time limit, were considered.
Results: Four articles were included, which support the interventions of the family nurse, in prevention and early intervention, to prevent or delay the onset of alcohol consumption, identify family resilience and establish a helping relationship based on effective communication, promoting the family empowerment.
Conclusion: Family nurses play a Key role in promoting, preventing and treating families, while the focus of care and family resilience is a determining factor for treatment.
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