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NARRATIVES OF LIFE: A FEMINIST RESEARCH APPROACH FOR GENERATING CRITICAL REFLEX...
Crocco Valdivia, Alejandra; Crocco-Valdivia, Alejandra; Galaz-Valderrama, CaterineFrom a feminist perspective, we present the possibilities and limits of a qualitative research technique that considers the active participation of people who articulate with the researcher under a critical perspective and with a rescue of their embodied emotional experience, such as the construction of Life Narratives. This feminist method challenges the traditional ways of generating qualitative knowledge by ...
BYSTANDING INTERVIEW WITH THE VOICELESS: A MIXED METHOD APPROACH TO FIELDWORK I...
CHU, Zhaoyin; DONG, Siling; YANG, JingwenConducting public opinion surveys on sensitive topics like NIMBY ("Not in My Backyard") facilities among China's rural population (often voiceless) is challenging. To advance relevant research, a new mixed-method approach is proposed in this paper based on fieldwork in Huizhou, China, concerning the T Nuclear Power Plant. The approach combines the paper-and-pencil interviewer-administered questionnaires (PAPIAQ...
DEVELOPING COMPETENCES IN PUBLIC HEALTH: PROFESSIONAL-MANAGERS' PERCEPTIONS OF ...
Priscila, Priscila Meyenberg Cunha Sade; Cunha Sade, Priscila Meyenberg; Peres , Aida Maris; Voth Lowen , Ingrid MargarethIntroduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has posed challenges to entities responsible for qualifying healthcare professionals worldwide, needing adaptation to offer distance learning courses in the face of implications such as social distancing. However, despite these courses, there are still gaps in understanding their effects. Objective: To analyse the feeling of professional managers on the effects of a distance ...
CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF HEALTH INTERVENTIONS FOR ETHNIC COMMUNITIES IN VULNERABL...
Bautista-Gomez, Martha Milena; Zuluaga, Laura Sofia; Medina-Tabares, Marcos F.Introduction: the cultural dimension of health, now clearly acknowledged (WHO, 2017), remains insufficiently explored. Particularly, investigating the cultural influence on the effectiveness of health interventions is relevant since, insofar as when such interventions lack meaning from the target population's cosmovision or are not practical in their context, the effectiveness of those interventions may have a ...
EMOTIONAL STATES OF STUDENTS IN THE TRANSITION TO HIGHER EDUCATION: AN EXPLORAT...
Campos, Sofia; Pereira, Andreia; Ferreira, Manuela; Cardoso, Ana Paula; Campos, Sofia; Ferreira, Manuela; Cardoso, Ana Paula; Campos, SofiaIntroduction. The flow of migrants between different countries is a reality in Portugal, Spain and Belgium. As a consequence, one of the main concerns is the care of migrants in health services. This healthcare is not systematised in the good practice manuals that are available. There is no training in this area, neither in educational curricula nor in the continuous training of health professionals. Objectives...
RESEARCHING ABOUT EXPERIENCES OF MOTHERHOOD: SUGGESTIONS FOR ASKING COMPETITIVE...
Folguera, Laia; Folguera Cots, Laia; Fontanella, Jordi Caïs; Girona, Jordi RocaOne of the demands of the academic community for the selection and accreditation processes of their members is to lead competitive research projects. Many young researchers face the challenge of being a “Principal Investigator” for the first time without prior experience or support. To this end, we believe that it is necessary to share experiences of presenting subsidized projects (also failures) among the acad...
TAKING IT TO THE STREET: A CONCEPTUAL MODEL PROMOTING THE ESSENTIALITY OF TRUST...
Milacci, Fred; Volk, Fred; Smith Ramey, JenniferIntroduction/Frame: Trust is foundational to qualitative research and program evaluation to ensure that data collection, data analysis, and actionable recommendations improve programs and produce effective outcomes. Concomitantly, building trust between the university and community sectors offers a rich opportunity to join efforts to address public health issues including substance use, homelessness, criminal ...
STRUCTURAL RACISM IN HEALTH CARE FOR BLACK IMMIGRANTS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDE...
Gessner Lourenço, Rafaela; Gessner Lourenço, Rafaela; Andreele Jacinto da Silva , Flaviane; Aparecida Rocha De Souza, Marli; Crozeta Figueiredo, KarlaIntroduction: The black population in Brazil was the most severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, both in terms of incidence and the lethality of the disease. Structural racism presents significant barriers to access to healthcare services for the black immigrant population. There is a lack of information regarding how structural racism impacted access, welcoming, and healthcare practices for black immigran...
PHOTOVOICE: A STRATEGY FOR IDENTIFY NURSE'S SELF-PERCEPTION OF OCCUPATIONAL EXP...
Sousa, Armando David; Lavareda Baixinho, Cristina Rosa Soares; Presado, Maria Helena; Henriques, Maria Adriana PereiraThe People's self-concept contributes to their sense of identity, and if associated with methods that promote the involvement of participants, we develop knowledge that promotes causes and social change. Introduction: In recent decades, the scientific community has identified a high prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders in nurses, as a result of work processes, high physical demands, workspaces, ...
PRIMARY CARE IN HEALTH TRAINING: AN ANALYSIS OF HEALTH COURSES AT A PUBLIC UNIV...
dos Santos, Milena Amorim; Barreto do Carmo, Maria Beatriz; de Souza Teixeira, Carmen Fontes; Barreto do Carmo, Maria BeatrizIntroduction. Primary Health Care constitutes the first level of health care, coordinating the care provided to the population by the Public Health System in Brazil. The National Curricular Guidelines play an important role in critical training aligned with the assumptions of the Public Health System and Primary Health Care. However, many propositions in the National Curricular Guidelines end up not being consi...