Publications by authors named "Talita Prado Simao"
Objective: To investigate the body posture of nursing students before and after clinical practice.
Method: The study was developed in two stages. Initially the body posture of students of the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th periods were assessed through photogrammetry.
Purpose: To analyze the knowledge related to the use of the Rasch model in validation of nursing diagnoses.
Methods: Integrative literature review with search in LILACS, PUBMED, CINAHL, and SCOPUS.
Findings: Five studies comprised the sample, which analyzed unidimensionality, local independence, item calibration, item reliability, separation of items and people, and differential item functioning for analyzing nursing diagnoses.
Unlabelled: The accurate identification of the nursing diagnoses and the corresponding measurement of their indicators will depend on the elements in the standardized language systems.
Objective: To analyze the correspondence between elements of four NANDA-I nursing diagnoses and outcomes suggested by the nursing outcomes classification (NOC) for the resolution of these diagnoses.
Method: A methodological study consisting of cross-mapping was performed in the first stage between definitions, defining characteristics (DCs), and related factors (RFs) of impaired oral mucous membrane, impaired tissue integrity, spiritual distress, and delayed surgical recovery and outcome definitions and indicators to measure results of diagnoses resolution and an analysis of its relevance by experts in the second stage.
Aims And Objectives: To culturally adapt and test the psychometric properties of the Brazilian version of the Spiritual Distress Scale.
Background: In Brazil, there is currently a lack of validated instruments that assess the spiritual dimension, which includes the spiritual distress phenomenon that can be experienced at different moments in a person's life. This can include times when a person is affected by a disease such as cancer, which occurs suddenly and causes significant life changes.
Objective: To evaluate the effect of prayer on anxiety in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Method: Quasi-experimental study, with pre and post-intervention. Twenty patients admitted to treatment of continuous intravenous chemotherapy were recruited.