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• W4210648927 abstract "To understand the perception of patients about medical communication as well as their needs during hospitalization in the intensive care unit.This study was cross-sectional descriptive and qualitative exploratory including 103 patients admitted to or recently discharged from the intensive care units of four hospitals in Greater Florianópolis, Santa Catarina state, Brazil. The patients' sociodemographic and clinical variables were studied, as were the score they gave to the quality of medical communication through the Quality of Communication Questionnaire and their spontaneous comments with reflections or justifications for the scores given, and their responses on how they felt and what complementary help they would have liked to receive. The quantitative data were analyzed by descriptive and analytical statistics, and the qualitative data were analyzed by thematic content analysis.The mean Quality of Communication Questionnaire score was 5.1 (standard deviation - SD = 1.3), with 8.6 (SD = 1.3) on the general communication subscale and 2.1 (SD = 1.8) on the end-of-life communication subscale. The patients had a variable understanding of medical language. Some physicians seemed to be rushed, according to some patients. Other patients would like to receive more frequent and detailed information and/or be respected and taken more seriously when they reported pain. Anxiety, sadness, and fear were among the reported feelings. Other needs included silence, more time for visits, the presence of a companion, psychological and social-work care, a bathroom that they could use, and better food in the intensive care unit.The quality of medical communication with patients is good but could improve if physicians and the healthcare team had more time for patients. Other felt needs included respect, pain relief, and adjustments in the intensive care unit dynamics and environment.Conhecer a percepção de pacientes sobre a comunicação médica, bem como suas necessidades durante internação na unidade de cuidados intensivos.Estudo transversal descritivo e qualitativo exploratório, com 103 pacientes internados ou com alta recente da unidade de cuidados intensivos de quatro hospitais da Grande Florianópolis (SC). Foram estudadas variáveis sociodemográficas e clínicas dos pacientes, sua nota para qualidade da comunicação médica pelo Quality of Communication Questionnaire, seus comentários espontâneos com reflexões ou justificativas para as notas dadas e suas respostas sobre como se sentiam e que ajuda complementar gostariam de receber. Os dados quantitativos foram analisados com estatística descritiva e analítica e os qualitativos com análise de conteúdo temática.A média do Quality of Communication Questionnaire foi 5,1 (desvio-padrão - DP = 1,3), sendo 8,6 (DP = 1,3) na subescala de comunicação geral e 2,1 (DP =1,8) na de terminalidade de vida. A linguagem médica teve compreensão variável. Alguns médicos pareciam “apressados”, segundo alguns pacientes. Outros pacientes gostariam de informações mais frequentes e detalhadas e/ou serem respeitados e levados “mais a sério” quando referiam sentir dor. Ansiedade, tristeza e/ou medo estavam entre os sentimentos referidos. Outras necessidades abrangeram silêncio, mais tempo para visitas, presença de acompanhante, atenção psicológica e de serviço social, banheiro que pudessem usar e melhor qualidade da comida na unidade de cuidados intensivos.A qualidade da comunicação médica com os pacientes é boa e poderia melhorar com maior disponibilidade de tempo do médico e da equipe para ela. Outras necessidades sentidas incluem respeito, alívio da dor e adaptações na dinâmica e no ambiente da unidade de cuidados intensivos." @default.
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• W4210648927 title "Patients’ perception of medical communication and their needs during the stay in the intensive care unit" @default.
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