ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2026
Perceptions of people with Diabetes Mellitus after amputation: experiences and mental healthcare.
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Abstract
objectivesto understand, in light of Social Representation Theory, the perceptions of people with Diabetes Mellitus after amputation regarding mental healthcare, exploring the meanings attributed to these practices in a high-complexity hospital.
methodsa descriptive qualitative study conducted with ten participants undergoing outpatient follow-up after amputation. Data were collected through participant observation, semi-structured interviews, and field diary entries. Data analysis followed thematic content analysis.
resultsthree main thematic axes emerged: the invisible burden of diabetes; the ruptures and resignifications related to the disease; and the meanings attributed to mental healthcare. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: the importance of the nursing team in mental healthcare is highlighted, being recognized as fundamental for the therapeutic relationship, health education, counseling and guidance, contributing to restoration of health from a holistic perspective.
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