Estressores de aculturação de imigrantes hispânicos nos Estados Unidos da América. Revisão sistemática exploratória

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I.S Vásquez-Ventura
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7220-844X
M. Ortega-Jiménez
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0682-0283
H. Fernández-Sánchez
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4992-7096

Resumo

Introdução: Os imigrantes hispânicos que se mudam para os Estados Unidos passam por uma transição migratória altamente estressante, sofrendo alterações de saúde que continuam após sua chegada, o que pode dificultar sua adaptação à nova cultura. Identificar os fatores mais estressantes para os imigrantes hispânicos em seu processo de aculturação é essencial para a concepção de intervenções oportunas, nas quais o pessoal de enfermagem é um elemento central para isso.


Objetivo: Identificar os estressores de aculturação entre os imigrantes hispânicos nos Estados Unidos.


Desenvolvimento: Através de uma análise numérica dos dados quantitativos e análise temática dos resultados qualitativos, sugeridos pela metodologia de revisões sistemáticas exploratórias, foram identificados os estresses pessoais, ambientais, sociais e globais enfrentados pelos imigrantes hispânicos. Da mesma forma, são descritas as principais repercussões na saúde, tais como: angústia, ansiedade, depressão, ideação suicida, risco de consumo de álcool, comportamentos sexuais de risco, entre outros, que são derivados deste processo de transição.


Conclusões: Os encontros mais comuns entre os profissionais de enfermagem ocorrem durante os momentos de transição das pessoas, portanto é importante salientar que a transição cultural dos imigrantes hispânicos é acompanhada por fatores de estresse que afetam diretamente sua saúde. Este estudo mostra e classifica os fatores de estresse mais comuns, demonstra a necessidade da criação de estratégias voltadas para a adaptação social do imi-grante hispânico e o envolvimento da enfermagem tanto no desenho quanto na liderança dessas estratégias.

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