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  • Intervenção do Enfermeiro Junto do Adolescente/Família Hospitalizado
    Publication . Branco, AM; Brito, M; Fonseca, S; Ribeiro, S
    Com a adolescência chega a altura em que se esqueceu a infância e o "quando eu for grande..." é remetido para um plano longínquo... Ser do contra é um dos pressupostso da adolescência! Num período de vida tão atribulado, caracterizado por uma multiplicidade de aventuras individuais, como reagirá o adolescente/familia numa situação de hospitalização? Qual a percepção que ambos têm deste fenómeno? Quais os sentimentos que dái advém? E qual a conduta mais adequada, por parte dos enfermeiros para minimizar os efeitos adversos da hospitalização no adolescente? Estas e muitas outras questões se levantam quando se reflecte sobre as incertezas típicas da adolescência, as quais tomam novas dimensões numa situação de doença e hospitalização. Esta reflexão surgiu de uma necessidade sentida em diferentes contextos de trabalho, decorrente do contacto com o adolescente/familia em meio hospitalar. Para tal, estabelecemos como objectivo reflectir sobre o papel do enfermeiro junto do adolescente e familia hospitalizado. Como forma de enriquecer este artigo, realizámos conversas informais a adolescentes internados, com o intuito de obtermos a percepção destes sobre o conceito de saúde/doença e os sentimentos que vivem durante a hospitalização na Unidade de Adolescentes do Hospital Dona Estefânia.
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  • The 2021 Portuguese Society of Ophthalmology Joint Guidelines with Paediatric Rheumatology on the Screening, Monitoring and Medical Treatment of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis-Associated Uveitis
    Publication . Leal, I; Miranda, V; Fonseca, C; Barbosa-Breda, J; Cordeiro Sousa, D; Mesquita-Marques, P; Araújo, J; Silva, MI; Pedrosa, AC; Palmares, J; Furtado, MJ; Macedo, M; Lages, V; Fonseca, S; Gonçalves, R; Ruão, M; Gomes Rodrigues, F; Ribeiro, M; Proença, R; Almeida, M; Liverani, M; Morais Pina, S; Bernardo, M; Nogueira, V; Guerra Pinto, R; Pinto Ferreira, F; Pinto Proença, R; Domingues, I; Guedes, M; Cordeiro, M; Fragata, F; Berens, O; Gregório, T; Brito, I; Oliveira-Ramos, F; Fonseca, JE; Figueira, L
    Aim: To develop the first Ophthalmology joint guidelines with Paediatric Rheumatology with recommendations on the screening, monitoring and medical treatment of juvenile idiopathic arthritis-associated uveitis (JIA-U), endorsed by the Portuguese Society of Ophthalmology (SPO). Methods: A systematic literature review was conducted to include publications up to July 14th 2020, with no language restrictions, in order to include all the international position papers/guidelines concerning the medical management of JIA-U and randomised clinical trials assessing the efficacy and safety of medical treatment in this field. We searched through MEDLINE (PubMed), Scopus, Web of Science and Cochrane Library. The Delphi modified technique to generate consensus was used. Preliminary evidence statements were subject to an anonymous agreement assessment and discussion process using an online survey, followed by further discussion and update at a national meeting. A draft of the manuscript with all recommendations was then circulated among all participants and suggestions were incorporated. The final version was again circulated before publication. Results: Twenty-six recommendations were developed focusing on the following topics: general management (3), screening and follow-up of uveitis (4), treatment (17) and health education in JIA-U among patients and families (2). Conclusion: These guidelines were designed to support the shared medical management of patients with JIA-U and emphasize the need for a multidisciplinary approach between Ophthalmology and Paediatric Rheumatology regarding the comprehensive care of JIA-U. We acknowledge that updating these recommendations will be warranted in the future, as more evidence becomes available.
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