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La presenza dei familiari durante le manovre di rianimazione: un’indagine qualitativa in una Terapia Intensiva Generale

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Pubblicato
17 aprile 2019
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DOI
10.4081/scenario.2019.376
Pagine
13-17

Abstract

 

Nonostante molti studi confermino la volontà dei parenti di assistere alle manovre di rianimazione dei propri cari ricove- rati in unità di terapia intensiva, questo accade raramente in Italia, anche nel caso di terapie intensive aperte ai famigliari. Le causesono diverse, ma spesso sono i professionisti infermieri e medici ad essere contrari per ragioni non del tutto chiarite,

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