2.12. Data collection and management
prejudice
The principal researcher will be responsible for recruiting participants and applying the data collection instrument. Three nurses will be responsible for applying the intervention in the control and intervention groups, without knowing what will be evaluated.The participation of patients will be carried out on a voluntary, nonprofit basis and will occur upon reading and signing the Free and Informed Consent Form by the family member, which demonstrates that the individual accepts to participate in the research, explaining all stages, objectives, risks and benefits of the research. It is possible for participants to dropout at any stage of the research without prejudice to treatment and without suffering penalties or judgments of any kind.The researchers will ensure that the anonymity of participants is protected and their data will remain confidential so that their identities and any type of identity information is protected. Two copies of the consent form will be provided, both signed by a family member and responsible researchers.The results of this research will be presented at meetings or publications; however, the identity of participants will not be revealed. Original documents and files will be kept at the test sites for 15 years. The principal investigator is responsible for storing data and files and will have access to the final set of data and dissemination.