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Educational and social technology as a means of bridging the gap between theory...
Albuquerque, Olga; Conceição, Maria Hosana; Melis, Maria Fernanda; Albuquerque, Felipe; Berbel, Neusi; Rodrigues, CecileIntroduction: this research is situated in a context of changes regarding thinking about higher education, which point towards the necessity of educating critical professionals. Aim: to analyze the Public Health students´ perception at the Public Health at the University of Brasília, in utilizing social/educational technology (SET) related to the teaching-learning process of the Primary Health Care (PHC) class....
Patient satisfaction with nursing care - Integrated Review
Bernardo, Deolinda; Lucas, Pedro BernardesIntroduction: User satisfaction (US) is a significant indicator and one of the fundamental dimensions to improve the quality of nursing care (NC). Nurses play an extremely important role in PS with health care, since they make up the majority of health professionals in the different teams and contact daily and frequently with patients. Goals: To analyze about US with NC in Primary Health Care. Methods: Integrat...
Using participatory methods in the development of diabetes self-care management...
Camargo-Plazas, Pilar; Costa, Idevania; Duhn, Lenora; Alvarado, Beatriz; Tregunno, Deborah; Camargo-Plazas, Pilar; Costa, Idevania; Duhn, LenoraThe following paper presents preliminary findings of a Participatory Action Research (PAR) project aimed to engage seniors in the development, design, implementation, and evaluation of an educational program in self-management for seniors with diabetes. Methods: Using PAR, we will engage seniors with diabetes in understanding their experiences with diabetes self-management through the implementation of particip...
Managing cardiovascular risk in people with chronic disease in the community: A...
Henriques, Helga Rafael; Pinto, Joana; Faria, José; Silva, AugustoCardiovascular diseases (CVD) are the leading cause of death worldwide. Its risk factors overlap with those of the main chronic diseases. There is insufficient evidence regarding the effectiveness of interventions to promote cardiovascular risk management in chronic disease, so research into new forms of health care is a priority. We aim to identify the components of cardiovascular risk management programs, ben...
The constructivist grounded theory methodology: considerations on its use in th...
G. Costa, Idevania; Tregunno, Deborah; Camargo-Plazas, PilarConstructivist Grounded Theory (CGT), translated to Portuguese as Teoria Fundamentada nos Dados Construtivista. Goal: to describe our experience with the use of the CGT methodology in the field of nursing in wound care. Methods: Theoretical sampling and semi-structured interviews were conducted with 30 individuals with diabetic foot ulcers, being seen at a wound care clinic in southeastern Ontario, Canada, in A...
Qualitative Ethnobotanical study with professionals and users of the unified he...
Rios, Rodrigo Silva; Villaça, Leda Maria de Souza; Dourado, Suzy Helen; Bieski, Silvio Carlos; Bieski, Isanete Geraldini CostaThe human being has always established an intimate relationship with medicinal plants for the treatment of diseases. The objective was to analyze the perception of nurses and users of Family Health Strategies (FHS) Juína-MT, about Phytotherapy. The cross-sectional study was used in order to collect information, enable the description of knowledge, with sampling simple random, by lot. With the questions: do you ...
Horizontal Delivery and the risk of musculoskeletal injuries in Obstetric Nurse
Sousa, Armando Sousa; Presado, Maria HelenaThe physical demands, the inadequate environment, the inherent stress and the underlying emotional load are some of the factors that favor the appearance of Work related musculoskeletal disorde (WRMSD). This phenomenon has been highly analyzed by the scientific community in the nursing nucleus, but obstetric nurses were not considered. Goals: The objectives are to analyze the factors that hinder the adoption of...
Meanings attributed to work overload by residents of gynecology and obstetrics ...
Feitosa, Elaine Saraiva; Catrib, Ana Maria Fontenelle; Brilhante, Aline Veras Morais; Moura, Sammya Bezerra Maia e Holanda; Cunha, Sílvia de MeloMedical residency (MR) is the best way to train doctors in service. Medical professionalism in Gynecology and Obstetrics (GO) is discussed due to the constant crises in the doctor-patient relationship. Work overload is evidenced in this context by its negative influences on professional performance. The objective was to know the meanings attributed to work overload by residents of GO and its influence on medica...
Patient safety culture in emergency services: Health Professional’s Perceptions...
Diz, Ana Martins; Lucas, Pedro BernardesIntroduction: Patient safety in healthcare is a global priority, which concerns all those involved who depend on it, requiring the need to know in-depth the reality of particular contexts, such as the emergency service, to ensure a culture of safety. Objective: To analyze the scientific evidence about nurses' perception of the safety culture in the emergency department. Methods: Systematic literature review. Th...
Discourse analysis in a study on adolescents with special health needs
Silveira, Andressa da; Neves, Eliane TatschIntroduction: Discourse analysis is a methodological possibility of deepening the historical, ideological and cultural matrices of the effects of the meaning of texts produced. Objective: To report the experience on the use of discourse analysis in the French (Pecheutian) current in a nursing study with adolescents. Method: Experience report on a qualitative study conducted with adolescents who live with specia...