Produção científica da enfermagem sobre transplante de células-tronco hematopoéticas de sangue do cordão umbilical / No disponible

Introdução: O Transplante de Células-Tronco Hematopoéticas (TCTH) é um procedimento que substitui células doentes por células sadias, por meio da infusão de células-tronco hematopoéticas. Objetivo: Identificar na literatura as publicações da enfermagem que abordem o TCTH de Sangue de Cordão Umbilical (SCU). Método: Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa, para qual se realizou buscas por meio das bases de dados eletrônicas: Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde, National Library of Medicine (PUBMED/MEDLINE), Science Direct e SCOPUS. Foram estabelecidos os seguintes critérios de inclusão: estudos disponíveis em qualquer idioma, estudos que abordassem o TCTH de sangue de cordão umbilical e estudo publicado na íntegra. Resultados: O processo de busca eletrônica dos estudos resultou em um total de 978 estudos, dos quais cinco compuseram a amostra da revisão. Os estudos selecionados abordaram o conhecimento dos enfermeiros sobre o transplante de SCU, a coleta e armazenamento do SCU e o banco de SCU. Conclusão: O presente estudo proporcionou a percepção da importância do papel do enfermeiro no TCTH de SCU, visto que seu empenho junto à equipe dos bancos públicos de SCU é importante para alcançar melhores resultados, com a ampliação do número de doadores e maior satisfação dos clientes e seus familiares

Introducción: El trasplante de células madre hematopoyéticas (TCMH) es un procedimiento que reemplaza las células enfermas a las células sanas, a través de la infusión de células madre hematopoyéticas. Objetivo: Identificar en la literatura las publicaciones de enfermería que se ocupan de la sangre de cordón umbilical La sangre (UCB) TCMH. Método: Se trata de una revisión integradora, para lo cual allanó a través de bases de datos electrónicas: Biblioteca Virtual en Salud, Biblioteca Nacional de Medicina (PubMed/MEDLINE), Science Direct y Scopus. Se establecieron los siguientes criterios de inclusión: los estudios disponibles en cualquier idioma, los estudios que abordaron la sangre del cordón umbilical TPH y el estudio en su totalidad. Resultados: El proceso de búsqueda electrónica de los estudios dieron como resultado un total de 978 estudios, de los cuales cinco fueron incluidas en la muestra de revisión. Los estudios seleccionados abordan el conocimiento del personal de enfermería en el trasplante de SCU, la recogida y almacenamiento de sangre del cordón umbilical y el Banco de SCU. Conclusión: Este estudio proporciona la percepción de la importancia del papel de la enfermera en TPH de SCU, como su compromiso con el equipo de los bancos públicos UCB es importante para lograr mejores resultados al aumentar el número de donantes y el aumento de la satisfacción del cliente y sus familias

Introduction: Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) is a procedure that replaces diseased cells with healthy cells by infusing hematopoietic stem cells. Objective: To identify in the literature the nursing publications that addresses HSCT of Umbilical Cord Blood (UCB). Method: This is an integrative review which has been searched through electronic databases: Virtual Health Library, National Library of Medicine (PUBMED/MEDLINE), Science Direct and SCOPUS. The following inclusion criteria were established: studies available in any language, studies addressing HSCT of umbilical cord blood and a study published in its entirety. Results: The electronic search process of the studies resulted in a total of 978 studies, of which five comprised the review sample. The selected studies addressed the nurses' knowledge about SCU transplantation, the collection and storage of SCU and the SCU database. Conclusion: The present study provided an insight into the importance of the role of nurses in HSCTWC, since their commitment to the team of SCU public banks is important to achieve better results, with a larger number of donors and greater customer satisfaction And their families

[The experiences of caregivers caring for children with cord blood transplantation].

BACKGROUND: Advancing technology has greatly increased cord blood transplantation (CBT) success rates. However, transplant patient caregivers may encounter a great deal of stress related to knowledge deficits with regard to post-transplant care and lack of relevant care experience. Existing studies for CBT primarily focus on investigating the transplant process and survival rate. Studies on the experience of caregivers caring for CBT children are extremely scarce. It is important for future studies to explore the care experiences of CBT caregivers. PURPOSE: This study explored the experiences of primary caregivers responsible to care for pediatric patients after CBT. METHODS: Researchers conducted a phenomenological study of lived experiences using qualitative interviews that were in-depth, face-to-face, and semi-structured. RESULTS: Colaizzi analysis identified three themes, as follows: (1) emotional transition; (2) bearing indescribable of stress; (3) searching for management in meaningful resolutions. CONCLUSIONS/IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: Study results can provide valuable insights and information to healthcare providers developing preparatory educational programs for caregivers of discharged CBT patients. Findings can help alleviate care stress and anxiety in caregivers and nurses.

Pregnant women's knowledge and attitudes about stem cells and cord blood banking.

AIM: This study was to determine pregnant women's knowledge and attitudes towards stem cells and cord blood banking in Istanbul, Turkey. BACKGROUND: Stem cell research is one of the most important and, at the same time, the most controversial topics of science and technology today. Nurses need to understand stem cell research so they can enter the debate on this issue. They can become important sources of information in order to help parents understand the issues. METHODS: This exploratory descriptive study was conducted in two antenatal outpatient clinics in Istanbul. The sample consisted of 334 pregnant women during routine prenatal visits. Data were collected in interviews by using an interview form developed by the researchers according to the literature. The form included demographic characteristics of participants and 20 questions about stem cells, storing cord blood and banking and 10 independent attitude statements. RESULTS: The majority of the participants had a lack of knowledge about stem cells and cord blood banking and wanted more information. Before pregnancy, they received some information through the media (newspaper, Internet, television, etc.), but unintentionally. It was determined that they wanted information before becoming pregnant, more from their obstetrician but also from nurses and midwives. The majority also wanted to store their infants' cord blood and stated that they would be more likely to choose a public cord blood bank. CONCLUSION: Those giving ante- and perinatal care need to offer accurate and scientific counselling services on this subject to parents who need to be informed.

Umbilical cord stem cell transplantation.

OBJECTIVES: To discuss the history, current state, and future directions of umbilical cord blood (UCB) transplantation as it relates to the emerging field of cellular therapies. DATA SOURCES: Research studies, articles, and personal experiences. CONCLUSION: Transplantation using hematopoietic stem cells from UCB is a life-saving option for patients with select oncologic and immunologic diseases, bone marrow failure, hemoglobinopathies, and inborn errors of metabolism.