International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment (ISSN:2637-8825)

International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment (ISSN: 2637-8825) is a peer reviewed open access journal publishing articles in Pain Research and Treatment.

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THE PAIN OF WHO CARES FOR HEALTH: WHAT IS THE COMPASSION FATIGUE?

Review Article of International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment THE PAIN OF WHO CARES FOR HEALTH: WHAT IS THE COMPASSION FATIGUE? Cybelle Cavalcanti Accioly1, Mônica de Oliveira Osório2, Eliane Nóbrega Albuquerque3 e Juliana do Nascimento Porto Behar4 Background: Health workers get sick annually because of the characteristics and routine of their work and the peculiarity of dealing with the pain of others. Being sensitive and predisposed to care for the other suffering, involves empathy and compassion. Continuous and prolonged exposure to this labor context can generate stress and exhaustion of the professional, due to prolonged affectation with the pain and suffering of others, which can cause fatigue through compassion. Objective: to reflect about compassion fatigue in the context of health. Methodology: bibliographic review. Results and discussion: Health professionals present a commitment that moves them to relieve and intervene in the pain of the other. When the care is lived exhaustively and chronically, with the excessive use of compassion, it can directly affect the health of the worker, interfering in their quality of life and in the execution of their work, leading to fatigue by compassion. Final considerations: Fatigue of compassion can impact psychologically on health professionals and the ability to tolerate pain and suffering of the patient, interfering negatively in their work. Therefore, it is necessary that more research be developed in the different fields of professional work in health, aiming to stimulate reflections and actions focused on the quality of life of these professionals Keywords: Compassion fatigue, Quality of life, Occupational Health, Psychology ...

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THE ROLE OF BASIC CARE IN FOLLOW-UP PATIENT WITH CHRONIC PAIN

Review Article of International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment THE ROLE OF BASIC CARE IN FOLLOW-UP PATIENT WITH CHRONIC PAIN Manoel Pereira da Silva Junior¹ *, Edvany Mendonça da Silva¹, Veronica Barbosa de Andrade¹, Clayton Gustavo dos Santos¹, Ianne Roberta Sales dos Santos¹, Ana Paula Miyazawa² INTRODUCTION: Chronic pain can be considered a pathology and not just a symptom, which negatively influences people’s quality of life, causing a decrease in autonomy, isolation and impact on social life. In this context, considering the pain related to chronic health problems, it can be stated that Primary Care represents a strategic service due to its high capillarity and potential to identify health needs of the population, supporting the organization of care throughout the healthcare network. health services. OBJECTIVE: To discuss the role of primary care in the management of patients with chronic pain. METHOD: This is a descriptive study of qualitative approach, conducted through literature review. DISCUSSION: Social determinants can be considered to strongly impact the prevalence of chronic diseases as well as their reflexes such as pain. Social inequalities, differences in access to goods and services, low education, and inequalities in access to information generally determine a higher prevalence of chronic diseases and diseases resulting from the evolution of these diseases. In this context, Primary Care plays a fundamental role as it represents a high capillarity strategic service. CONCLUSION: Primary Care has great potential to identify the health needs of the population, supporting the organization of care throughout the health services network, contributing to factors that negatively impact the health of the population causing pain and psychological distress. Keywords: Pain, Primary Health Care, Health Care ...

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LORBOR PAIN IN CANE CUTTERS: THE CONTRIBUTION OF ERGONOMICS IN HEALTH EDUCATION ABOUT PREVENTION: EXPERIENCE REPORT

Review Article of International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment LORBOR PAIN IN CANE CUTTERS: THE CONTRIBUTION OF ERGONOMICS IN HEALTH EDUCATION ABOUT PREVENTION: EXPERIENCE REPORT Maria Clerice Feijó Lopes*, Kelly Cristina do Nascimento 2, Juracy Abílio de Souza Junior3, Wallacy Jhon Silva Araújo4, Josilene Justino da Silva5, Rosiane Alves6. Objective: To identify the understandings of sugarcane workers on the contribution of ergonom-ics in the prevention of low back pain. Understanding that knowledge of issues pertinent to this field is fundamental, members of Uninassau’s academic health and safety union have held talks with sugarcane cutters. Results: These professionals seek in the cane cut a way to support their families. We believe in the potential of each sugarcane cutter that participated in an active and collaborative way during the activities. Starting from the qualitative and descriptive approach of this experience report, we find methodological subsidies in oral history, as a way of listening and dialoguing with the subjects during the conversational wheels. Considering the purpose of the study, several lines were observed during the wheels. Conclusion: They indicate that although cane cutters understand ergonomics as a relevant element in the prevention of postural con-straints and consequently the prevention of pain in the lumbar before, during or after their work activities, their understandings about the working environment in the cut do not seem to have any impact in consolidating a broader and more critical formation. Keywords: Ergonomics; Backache; Cane cutter ...

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BENEFITS OF LUDIC ACTIVITIES IN MODIFICATION OF PAINFUL FEELING OF CHILDREN WITH CANCER IN HOSPITAL INSULATION UNITS

Review Article of International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment BENEFITS OF LUDIC ACTIVITIES IN MODIFICATION OF PAINFUL FEELING OF CHILDREN WITH CANCER IN HOSPITAL INSULATION UNITS Veronica Barbosa de Andrade1, Wedja Maria da Silva2, Ana Maria de Lima Santos3, Maria Celeste Campello Diniz4, Ianne Roberta Sales dos Santos5, Aryanne Teixeira Torres da Silva6. Introduction: In relation to the negative impacts of pain on the quality of life of the child with cancer, they tend to represent an environment of frustration, fear and anxiety, and this should identify and stimulate the use of effective strategies, since distraction, presence family members and playful activity help to minimize these painful sensations as well as social issues as the child leaves home and friends and moves inward for a period of time, so it is of great relevance for the care of children with cancer, not only invasive treatments but also dynamic strategies that rescue the child’s joy and the stimulation of living. Objective: To relate the benefits of playful activity in the treatment of children with hospitalized cancer, and the reduction of pain sensation. Methodology: This is a bibliographical review of the integrative type. Result: The distraction that play activities bring besides being defined as one of the intrinsic characteristics of playing can also be an important auxiliary tool in coping with acute painful situations, and helps in recovery. Conclusion: In this way, it is of fundamental importance to the use of play activities, because even with all the difficulties of hospitalization, the child tends to have a good recovery behind the realization of these dynamic practices as well as develop abilities throughout their treatment. Keywords: Child, Pain, Cancer, Strategies ...

International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment (ISSN: 2637-8825) is a peer reviewed open access journal publishing articles in Pain Research and Treatment.

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1.Costa, G.S, Santos, O.C, MeloT.R.C, Dias, W.R.L, Torres, R.L.N, Silva, C.C. The use of acupuncture as a differential to control chronic pain.International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment, 2018, 1:1. DOI: 10.28933/ajpr-2018-06-1801
2.Gonçalves, C. M.; Cabral, T. M.; Silva, K. M. G.; Nascimento, L. S. G. The effectiveness of hydrotherapy in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee.International Journal of Pain Research and Treatment, 2018, 1:2. DOI: 10.28933/ajpr-2018-06-1802

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