Geropalliative Caring Model analysis and assessment according to Fawcett's criteria.

Objectives: To analyze and assess Lee Geropaliative Caring Model according to Fawcett's criteria.

Method: A theoretical-reflective study about the Geropaliative Caring Model. The analysis resulted in a detailed review of the scope, context and content of a situation-specific theory, in order to determine aspects related to nursing practice and research, and assessment addressed the concrete concepts developed in theory, their significance, internal consistency, parsimony, testability and empirical and pragmatic adequacy in nursing as a discipline.

Oral hygiene self-care: Concept analysis for the development of a new nursing diagnosis.

Objective: This study aims to analyze the concept of oral hygiene self-care and develop a new problem-focused nursing diagnosis (ND) based on the NANDA-I terminology.

Method: A concept analysis was performed based on the Walker and Avant framework, including a scoping review phase according to the Joanna Briggs Institute guidelines. Searches were performed in PubMed, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, Scopus, Web of Science, Virtual Health Library, and specific gray literature databases.

Basic Human Needs in the Elderly Receiving Palliative Care: A Scoping Review.

Purpose: This scoping review identified scientific evidence on basic human needs (BHNs) in the elderly receiving palliative care.

Methods: Systematic searches were conducted using six electronic databases (PubMed, CINAHL, Scopus, Lilacs, IBECS, and Web of Science). The initial search resulted in 1,227 articles, of which 104 were identified as potentially relevant.

Nursing interventions for people in palliative care, based on the Dignity Model.

Background: The use of the standardised nursing language aims to accurately represent clinical practice, contributing to proper documentation and the creation of evidence-based practice.

Aims: To validate nursing interventions (NI) for patients in palliative care, structuring these using the Dignity-Conserving Care Model.

Methods: A methodological study was conducted, developed according to the recommendations of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) and anchored in the Dignity-Conserving Care Model.

Comparison of the level of Fear of Death among Nursing and Pedagogy students.

Objective: To compare the level of Fear of Death among students of Nursing and Pedagogy courses.

Method: A cross-sectional study of a quantitative approach developed with university students from two courses, one around health sciences and the other around human sciences. A random sampling was adopted, calculations based on the principle of power analysis and the 95% confidence interval, and the cutoff point at 100 in relation to the overall score of the Collett-Lester Death Fear Scale for analysis of variables after the application of the Scale.

Women experiencing the intergenerationality of conjugal violence.

Objective: to analyze the family relationship, in childhood and adolescence, of women who experience conjugal violence.

Method: qualitative study. Interviews were held with 19 women, who were experiencing conjugal violence, and who were resident in a community in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.

[Systematization of nursing assistance to patients with diabetes mellitus and chronic renal failure].

This is a clinical case study developed during the practical activities of the discipline Surgical Clinical Nursing I, of course of Graduation in Nursing of a public university of Bahia State, that aimed to report the application of the Systematization of Nursing Assistance in the assistance to a client whit Diabetes Mellitus and Chronic Renal Insufficiency. With the development of the study, especially after the positive improvement of the client, face to assistance planned and implemented and considering the reflections that emerged, it was possible to evidence the need for interface between Systematization of Nursing Assistance, the nursing staff and client in the care process, at the excellence and uniqueness of nursing care.