Cuidados paliativos em pacientes com HIV/AIDS: Princípios da bioética adotados por enfermeiros

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This study sought to investigate the principles of bioethics considered by nurses involved in research while caring for patients with HIV/ Aids under palliative care. An exploratory study, with a qualitative approach, was conducted with twelve nurses in a public hospital in the municipality of João Pessoa in the State of Paraíba. A form was used for data collection and the empirical material was analyzed qualitatively using the content analysis technique. The following categories emerged from the qualitative analysis: Respect for the autonomy of HIV/Aids patients under palliative care; and Enhancement of the principles of charity, non-malevolence and justice in providing palliative care to HIV/Aids patients. The results revealed that the participants acknowledge the importance of bioethical principles while caring for patients with HIV/Aids under palliative care. The work provides a reflection on and elicits the pursuance of further studies which can contribute to improve the quality of life of these patients with care based on ethical principles.

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de Vasconcelos, M. F., da Costa, S. F. G., Limeira Lopes, M. E., Abrão, F. M. da S., Batista, P. S. de S., & Oliveira, R. C. (2013). Cuidados paliativos em pacientes com HIV/AIDS: Princípios da bioética adotados por enfermeiros. Ciencia e Saude Coletiva, 18(9), 2559–2566. https://doi.org/10.1590/S1413-81232013000900010

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