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S682 25th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 41S (2017) S645–S709
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ration of competing interest.
EV0852
New method and new access to the
grieving and clinical tool of the
thanatology
S. Färber ∗ Färber
VIVER Psicologia e Tanatologia, Tanatologia, Cascavel, Brazil
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Educational advice for coping with loss and resolu-
tion of grief: VIVER ®, proposes new method of research and action
in the field of thanatology and grief psychology through systematic
meetings, group in which the intervention takes place under the
simultaneous care professionals of thanatology and psychology.
Objective To present the principles that underlie the research
typology and grief subject, its implications in the grieving process
and the service to the mourning proposed by VIVER® assistance.
Methods Thanatological hermeneutics and literature review
were used to develop this work.
Results The educational assistance VIVER® offers a useful tool in
the care of the mourning by the method, created by Färber and
Färber, composed of two pillars: the presentation of educational
content about loss and grief, and artistic, playful and expressive
experiences.
Conclusion The work on operational groups listening and inter-
vention assists the development of losses and reinterpretation of
the history of the participants.
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ration of competing interest.
EV0853
Thanatology as a resource in the care
of addicts and people with mental
disorders
S. Färber ∗, M. Färber
1 VIVER Psicologia e Tanatologia, Tanatologia, Cascavel, Brazil
2 VIVER Psicologia e Tanatologia, Psicologia, Cascavel, Brazil
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction The purpose of this research is to present multidis-
ciplinary and relevance of Thanatology in coping of addictions and
other mental disorders.
Objective The aimof this paper is to analyse the scientific connec-
tions that thanatology establishes with other knowledge. With this
postulate we present the thanatology and its relations with other
disciplines, especially psychiatry, considering that addictions and
mental disorders often have as triggering events of loss, death and
mourning.
Methods To develop this research we use the systematic litera-
ture review, following the process of research, cataloging, careful
evaluation and synthesis of the documentation.
Results Thanatology is multidisciplinary shares and receives
information from other sciences or sectors of knowledge with-
out these modified or enriched. It is interdisciplinary because it
originated disciplinary specialty of a mother discipline: Anthropol-
ogy; and it is transdisciplinary, thence its relevance in research on
the realities that revolve around mental disorders and addictions
Conclusion It is important to research on thanatology position
in the scientific panorama, given the emergence of this reflection
and the relevance of research for its interrelationship with other
disciplines.
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ration of competing interest.
EV0854
Psychological and physical impact of
violence in psychiatric nurses
L. Fattah Moghaddam ∗ emari Bamdad
1 Islamic Azad University, Department of Psychiatric Nursing, Tehran,
Iran
2 University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences Tehran,
Psychiatric nursing, Tehran, Iran
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Violence in therapeutic centers, especially psychi-
atric wards is much higher than other units. In healthcare provider
groups, nurses are at high risk of patient’s aggression in the work-
place.
Aims The aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of violence on
the health of nurses in Razi Hospital in Tehran, Iran.
Method In this cross-sectional study a total of 312 nurses work-
ing in psychiatric hospitals completed a GHQ28 questionnaire.
Results The results demonstrated that there is a statistical signif-
icant correlation between violence of patients (including physical
violence and disrespect) to physical symptoms, anxiety and sleep
disorder in nurses (P < 0.05). Also, increased frequency of disre-
spect by family of patient correlated to higher physical symptoms,
anxiety, and sleep disorder in nurses. However, there was not
any significant correlation between symptoms of depression, social
function with aggressive patients.
Conclusion Patients and their relative’s violence affect the health
of nurses. Therefore, it is necessary the therapeutic interventions
for the prevention of physical and mental diseases in nurses and
decreased desire to leave the organization.
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ration of competing interest.