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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE QUALITATIVE METHOD IN THE USE OF THE DYNAMIC PHENOMENON I...
Juan Morua Ramírez; Sergio Méndez ValenciaThe dynamics and its phenomena can be interpreted as a physical, objective, and independent measure, but it is ultimately the individual who observes, declares, and predicts it in a subjective approach. Recognizing the existence of these two worlds (objective and subjective) and under the premise that every system is dynamic, this communication highlights the absence of a focus on dynamics in management and esp...
QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE DIGITAL LEISURE OF STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SA...
María Cruz Sánchez-Gómez; Juan Luis Cabanillas-García; María Victoria Martín-Cilleros; Irene del Brío-Alonso; Sonia Verdugo-CastroKnowing what leisure alternatives university students devote their free time to and whether these are healthy or not is a socio-educational concern. It is the objectives of each person and their personality that determine the type of leisure time they consume. Among the leisure spaces is digital leisure. In the context of the Teaching Innovation Project for the academic year 2022/2023 of the University of Salam...
LIFE STORIES: FUNDAMENTALS AND SCOPE IN ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS
Alba María del Carmen González-Vega; Lorena Litai Ramos-Luna; Aydé Cadena LópezIntroduction. The critical organizational study focuses on the recognition, analysis and understanding of the diversity of local realities that give life to organizations. The complexity of this comprehensive approach makes it necessary to integrate qualitative methodologies that allow a genuine approach to primary information sources. Life history, as a research method, allows the recognition of the subjective...
DEVELOPMENT OF CARE IN A COMPREHENSIVE PERSPECTIVE: ANALYSIS OF THE PRACTICE OF...
Claudia Tédde; Ana Carolina Nonato; Rodolfo de Oliveira Medeiros; Rosane Michelli de Castro; Elza de Fátima Ribeiro HigaAmong the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS)’s principles, integrality is one of the most important, but its implementation has proven to be a complex challenge for the effective SUS consolidation. In this sense, regarding the training of health professionals, the National Curriculum Guidelines (DCN) point to the need for curricular adequacy in the areas of health. Objective: To analyze the understanding and...
BREASTFEEDING SELF-EFFICACY AND SOCIAL SUPPORT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW STUDY
Rubén García-Fernández; Sonia Rodríguez-Llagüerri; Maria Helena Presado; Cristina Lavareda Baixinho; Cristian Martín-Vázquez; Cristina Liebana-PresaIntroduction: Breastfeeding self-efficacy is known to positively influence breastfeeding behavior and breastfeeding success; however, breastfeeding duration rates are only decreasing in our country. Objective: The aim of the study is to identify the best available evidence in the scientific literature on the improvement of breastfeeding self-efficacy in mothers with adequate social support. Methodology: An exha...
WORK, VIOLENCE AND MENTAL HEALTH: A QUALITATIVE STUDY WITH WOMEN
Ioneide de Oliveira Campos; Yasmim Bezerra Magalhâes; Silvia Badim MarquesIntroduction: The discussion about work and gender has pointed to the vulnerability of women in society, however, in the context of mental health there are still few studies that discuss this theme around psychosocial rehabilitation. Objectives: The present study aimed to understand the work experiences of women victims of violence seen in a mental health service. Methods: Eighteen women who attended a Psychoso...
UNDERSTANDING OF ELDERLY WOMEN ABOUT VIOLENCE
Ademara Aparecida de Oliveira; Maria José Sanches Marin; Carlos Alberto Lazarini; Miriam Fernanda Sanches Alarcon; Magali Aparecida Alves de MoraesIntroduction: in the current context of the country, the more the population grows old, the more feminine it becomes, a phenomenon known as the feminization of the old age. In contrast to this higher life expectancy, studies indicate that, among the elderly, women are more dependent and suffer more violence than men. This fact stands out as sacred when considering gender in the theme of violence, given the ineq...
GOVERNANCE IN TOURISM ACTIVITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Elma Valdivia Ramírez; Miguel Armesto CéspedesTourism is an income-generating activity that helps rural communities generate income within sustainable parameters, but with the COVID-19 pandemic, the impacts were devastating for the sector and the communities. However, with governance capable of ensuring conditions for interaction among the various actors, the process of restructuring the sector should have better prospects. Therefore, the gener...
THE IMPORTANCE OF QUALITATIVE KNOWLEDGE IN HEALTH EDUCATION: EXPERIENCES IN THE...
Lúcia Dias da Silva Guerra; Elaine Cristiny Evangelista dos Reis; Teógenes Luiz Silva da Costa; Marina Smidt Celere MeschedeIntroduction: Qualitative knowledge in health education is increasingly essential for critical, reflective and interdisciplinary training for graduates of the health field, as well as the necessary articulation of the use of qualitative research methodology grounded in the concepts of human and social sciences. Objective: to expose the importance of knowledge and qualitative methodological elements in health tr...
NOTIONS OF SCHOOL BULLYING AND ITS APPROACH TO PREJUDICE: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW...
Letícia Leite Bessa; Luciana Maria Maia; Marilia Maia Lincoln BarreiraIntroduction: School bullying is a social problem that has worried educators and researchers. Although there is a traditional notion about bullying, currently there are other understandings that expand or problematize the hegemonic view. Objective: to understand the meanings of bullying in Brazilian scientific research involving different areas of study, published in the last 5 years, observing similarities and...