Therapeutic itinerary of families of children with special health needs
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.20192033937Keywords:
Disabled Children; Family; Pediatric Nursing; Health Services Accessibility.Abstract
Objective: to describe the therapeutic itinerary of families of children with special health needs. Methods: this is a qualitative study carried out at the household of 14 families enrolled in primary health care. Results: Participant families reported negative feelings with the discovery of the diagnosis, which intensified with the absence of professional guidance. They faced difficulties of access by the Unified Health System, having to seek the private service to care for their children and fragility regarding their own rights. Conclusion: in the therapeutic itinerary of the families of children with special health needs, they suffer constant pilgrimages through health care networks seeking assistance and resolution.
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