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... , due to the higher prevalence of common mental disorders such as depression and anxiety with consequences for mental health, due to the higher prevalence of common mental disorders such as depression ..."

... and chronic pain were present in 74% and 42% of participants, respectively.4 Currently, Brazil counts 4.4 ..."

... needs of chronic heart failure patients. J Pain Symptom Manage. 2008; 36:149–56. 39. Cherlin E, Fried ..."

... . Richardson C, Poole H. Chronic pain and coping: a proposed role for nurses and nursing models. J Adv Nurs health circumstances. References 1. Richardson C, Poole H. Chronic pain and coping: a proposed role ..."

... are not being performed. The illnesses of the children subject the families to an extreme state of pain, due are not being performed. The illnesses of the children subject the families to an extreme state of pain, due ..."

... into account the particularities of the individuals. Descriptors: renal insufficiency, chronic; renal dialysis ..."

... by community nurses is that of becoming the coaches of chronic patients and of their caregivers so they can the coaches of chronic patients and of their caregivers so they can reach a situation of equilibrium, between . The new role that must be assumed by community nurses is that of becoming the coaches of chronic ..."

... to the answer to care rejection. Patients reject the disease because of pain and suffering. Knowledge plays or procedures contribute to the answer to care rejection. Patients reject the disease because of pain contribute to the answer to care rejection. Patients reject the disease because of pain and suffering ..."

... of the existence of episiotomy, but they unaware the reasons for its realization. Pain, discomfort and burning were the reasons for its realization. Pain, discomfort and burning were negative repercussions presented, but most for its realization. Pain, discomfort and burning were negative repercussions presented, but most ..."

... imposition of stoicism to repress their emotions, pain, and discomfort and prefer an attitude of submission their emotions, pain, and discomfort Vol. 36 No1, • February 15th 2018 • ISSNe: 2216-0280 O ri g in al ..."

... , to aggression, to be killed, to the pain caused by injuries, to be a drug addict, to lose freedom and to AIDS one, to lose the beloved one, to aggression, to be killed, to the pain caused by injuries ..."

... Introduction Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is one of the common liver diseases, a chronic disease ..."

... repressed emotions, such as the feelings of abandonment or depression, contributing to the physical damage and dysfunction and a physical disease - F06.8 (P3, P6) 2 (12.5) Depression - F32 (P5) 1 (6.2 ..."

... date: May 8, 2013.   Article linked to research: The management of pain in children by the nursing to research: The management of pain in children by the nursing team in a Burn Unit. Conflicts of interests ..."

... of comfort, cleanliness, pain relief, and a comfortable environment; this was referred to in the following ..."

... in families - effectiveness (ASF-E): convergent validity and applicability to families experiencing chronic - tiveness (ASF-E): convergent validity and applicabi- lity to families experiencing chronic pain. Detroit ..."

... suggesting anxiety and depression and physical activity. Conclusion. A high prevalence was found of unhealthy feeding (OR = 3.01). No association was found with cases suggesting anxiety and depression ..."

... complaint and up to 5 years of study (n = 11); depression = memory and humor complaint, and Geriatric (n = 11); depression = memory and humor complaint, and Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) score ≥ 4 ..."

... and/or psychological nature, such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, high blood pressure, extreme changes in appetite ..."

... were: Hypothermia (55.5%), pain (43.6%) and high blood pressure (36.4%). Conclusion. he common complications were: Hypothermia (55.5%), pain (43.6%) and high blood pressure (36.4%). Conclusion common complications were: Hypothermia (55.5%), pain (43.6%) and high blood pressure (36.4%). Con ..."

... risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer and chronic pulmonary disease.1,5 Data of the year 2010 ..."

... , in medical definitions these appear as problematic or altered in their duration and by the presence of pain and by the presence of pain, justifying their systematic interventions; although the aforementioned poses a risk definitions these appear as problematic or altered in their duration and by the presence of pain, justifying ..."

... and postnatal depression: The role of pain and physical difficulties. J. Adv. Nurs. 2016; 72(2):273-82. 5 ..."

... . The mother´s sufferings, pain and weeping made her daughter a vigorous person facing a difficult struggle is a very difficult situation to bear. The mother´s sufferings, pain and weeping made her daughter ..."

... of the growing expansion of chronic noncommunicable diseases (CNCD), which in 2019 caused 74 expansion of chronic noncommunicable diseases (CNCD), which in 2019 caused 74% of the global deaths, being ..."