The recovery of selfcare
nursing focus
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48492/servir025-6.23322Keywords:
Selfcare, Nursing, RecoveryAbstract
Scientific research and dissemination about the influence of nursing on the transitions of the person associated with self-care dependence and its role in health recovery has been increasing.
Objectives: To identify the role assigned to the nurse in the recovery of self-care.
Method: Systematic review of the literature where we chose an electronic search method for articles on EBSCOHOST with the keywords self care, recovery and nursing role. The articles were analyzed and evaluated by 3 independent readers and there was concordance in the selection of articles.
Results: 13 articles that had been published since 2008, written in Portuguese, English and Spanish were selected, and had access to a complete article, each of which identifies Nurses as a crucial link in their capacity for recovery.
Conclusions: The Nurse, while knowledgeable about the physiological changes resulting from the aging process, must be prepared to identify self-care deficits resulting from the individual’s life, allowing an early action and facilitating the recovery process.
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