Comprensión y movilización de la construcción narrativa de la experiencia familiar ante el cáncer de un miembro derivado a cuidado paliativo y su relación con la organización familiar y calidad de vida

Abstract

The present research – intervention is registered in the institutional research line: “Family Stories and Narratives in a diversity of Narrative fields” of the Master's Degree in Clinical and Family Psychology at the Santo Tomás University. In which we sought to understand and mobilize the relationship between narrative construction of the family experience, quality of life and family organization in the context of the patient, family and medical team relationship in the face of the cancer disease condition of a member referred to palliative care. . The research/intervention work was developed under a case study design with three families with a member with terminal cancer in an ONCOSALUD IPS health context. In the reflective conversational scenarios, narrativity was experienced as a conversational process; to the extent that we interact with family - patient - medical team and therapists where narration gave an account of how the meaning of the lived experience was organized and how it was articulated in a dominant story embodied in the ways of narrating and narrating oneself in front of the event itself. of the disease and in the permanent context of relationships.