Keywords
Self-care
Health professionals
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Abstract
Objective: To identify the perceptions of health professionals about the self-care of patients with psoriasis, as well as the strategies related to the production of self-care. Methods: Qualitative, descriptive study with 7 health professionals. The focus group technique was used to collect data that were organized and treated using the IRAMUTEQ software and Content Analysis. Results: Six thematic topics emerged relating self-care to knowledge of psoriasis, comorbidities and treatment, skin care, lifestyle, and psychosocial and affective aspects. Professionals consider that self-care generates in patients the ability to manage their own care, aiming to control and treat the physical and psychological consequences of the disease and modify their lifestyle. Conclusion: The patient he was perceived as the center of the care process, and understanding how he feels, understands and lives with psoriasis in order to guide him towards the practice of self-care is necessary. Different actions related to self-care were identified in the speeches consistent with the scientific literature.
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