Objective: To learn about children's participation in nursing care through a playful intervention in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. Method: Qualitative study carried out between October 2022 and February 2023 in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit with ten children between five and 11 years old in Maranhão, Brazil. A comic book about hospitalized children was used. Minayo's Thematic Analysis was used to analyze the data.Results: The child's participation in the care took place through freedom of expression and encouragement to learn about the clinical situation in a way that was appropriate for their age. Comics proved to be a technology for playing, educating, and caring, combining playful and educational elements capable of intervening ...
Play is a difficult aspect to define due to its complexity. Even though play has multidimensional me...
Objective: To evaluate the use of comic books as a supplemental reading to assist student learning o...
INTRODUCTION: Children are major consumers of health care. Pain in children with acute and chronic ...
Objective: Children may be afraid to ask questions and express their feelings because of the abundan...
Introduction: Playful resources can be associated with respiratory physiotherapy techniques in h...
This is an exploratory and descriptive study that was jointly carried out by Nursing Care and Occupa...
Care for the emotional needs of hospitalized children has had the attention of nursing professionals...
Objective. To asses fairy tales reading as a humanization strategy of hospitalized children care. Me...
When a child is hospitalized his/her routine changes. In order to give him/her assistance it is nece...
Abstract Objective: To understand the meaning of playing for the hospitalized child under precautio...
Abstract: This article highlights the importance of Hospital Pedagogy, through the creation of playr...
Admission to intensive care is a life changing event, not only for the individual undergoing treatme...
OBJECTIVE: Children involved in medical research often fail to comprehend essential research aspects...
The major objective is to develop the first book of a boxed set series of comic vignettes that will ...
Multimodal literacy, a product of modern technology, can aid in the recall of simple-to-complex info...
Play is a difficult aspect to define due to its complexity. Even though play has multidimensional me...
Objective: To evaluate the use of comic books as a supplemental reading to assist student learning o...
INTRODUCTION: Children are major consumers of health care. Pain in children with acute and chronic ...
Objective: Children may be afraid to ask questions and express their feelings because of the abundan...
Introduction: Playful resources can be associated with respiratory physiotherapy techniques in h...
This is an exploratory and descriptive study that was jointly carried out by Nursing Care and Occupa...
Care for the emotional needs of hospitalized children has had the attention of nursing professionals...
Objective. To asses fairy tales reading as a humanization strategy of hospitalized children care. Me...
When a child is hospitalized his/her routine changes. In order to give him/her assistance it is nece...
Abstract Objective: To understand the meaning of playing for the hospitalized child under precautio...
Abstract: This article highlights the importance of Hospital Pedagogy, through the creation of playr...
Admission to intensive care is a life changing event, not only for the individual undergoing treatme...
OBJECTIVE: Children involved in medical research often fail to comprehend essential research aspects...
The major objective is to develop the first book of a boxed set series of comic vignettes that will ...
Multimodal literacy, a product of modern technology, can aid in the recall of simple-to-complex info...
Play is a difficult aspect to define due to its complexity. Even though play has multidimensional me...
Objective: To evaluate the use of comic books as a supplemental reading to assist student learning o...
INTRODUCTION: Children are major consumers of health care. Pain in children with acute and chronic ...