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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SPECIALIZED NURSING CONSULTATION FOR THE ELDERLY FOR THE ...
Idalina Gomes; Filipa Silvestre; Daniela Cruz; Isabel AlmeidaIntroduction: A specialist nurse in the elderly is fundamental in the systematic monitoring of the health of the elderly population (EP). The development of a structured Nursing Consultation (NC) for the elderly that allows a multidimensional assessment to identify the main Geriatric Syndromes (GS) is essential, therefore the Health Care Center X (USFX) integrated in the Nursing Centers project “Age-Friendly Ed...
UNDERSTANDING THE FEELINGS OF POSTPARTUM WOMEN WITH A NEWBORN DIAGNOSED AND UND...
Raimunda Silva; Marta Herculano; Fernanda Feitosa; Christina Praça Brasil; Waleska Carvalho; Maria Helena PresadoIntroduction: Most cases of Congenital Syphilis are due to test failures during prenatal care, inadequate treatment or lack of treatment for syphilis. Objectives: to understand the feelings of mothers after the diagnosis of congenital syphilis, in the light of phenomenology. Methods: To understand the feelings of postpartum women after discovering the diagnosis of congenital syphilis. Descriptive research, with...
PERCEPTION OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE ABOUT THE IMPACTS OF TREATME...
Ana Larisse Teles Cabral; Brena Barreto Barbosa; Lia Silveira Adriano; Antônio Augusto Ferreira Carioca; Geraldo Bezerra da Silva JuniorIntroduction: The lives of people with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) are changed in several ways, among them, work stands out as one of those that suffers profound consequences and compromises its continuity. Although there are studies on the limitations imposed by the treatment of CKD in professional activities, the perception of patients in relation to these limitations is still little explored in the literatu...
GORDOFOBIA IN THE PERCEPTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN THE HEALTH AREA
Cristina de Santiago Viana Falcão; Brena Barreto Barbosa; Débora Cristina Freitas dos Santos; Vitória Moreira Rodrigues; Ana Maria Fontenelle CatribIntroduction: Fatphobia refers to discrimination and stigmatization of overweight people. It is common for individuals to suffer this type of prejudice from health professionals, so academic training can play an important role in this dynamic, as prejudice can be perpetuated if there is no critical reflection on the subject during graduation; Objectives: To investigate the perception of university students in t...
APICEON PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION: NURSING DEVELOPMENT AND PRACTICE
Juliana Louise da Silva Ibiapino; Mara Quaglio Chirelli; Kátia Terezinha Alves Rezende; Maria José Sanches Marin; Fernanda Moerbeck Cardoso MazzettoIntroduction: The Project for Improvement and Innovation in Care and Teaching in Obstetrics and Neonatology (ApiceOn) proposes to integrate teaching hospitals to Rede Cegonha, targets areas related to labor and birth, postpartum and post-abortion reproductive planning, care for women who are in a situation of sexual violence and abortion and legal abortion, through humanized practices and scientific evidence wi...
MIXED STUDY. VIDEO GAMES FOR TEACHING MATHEMATICS IN PORTUGAL
Luis Manuel Soto-Ardila; Sofia Maria Veríssimo Catarreira; Adelaide João Cardoso Marques ProençaThe use of video games as an educational resource has generated great interest in recent years, due to their potential to motivate and engage students in the learning process. As technology becomes an increasingly accessible and ubiquitous tool, educators have begun to explore the potential of video games to support learning and improve student engagement in the classroom. The aim of this article is to analyze ...
ON-LINE IN WORKSHOPS: GROUP INTERVENTION AS POTENTIAL FOR CREATIVE INCLUSION AC...
Maria Angélica de Moura Bueno; Regina Célia Titotto Castanharo; Paulo Justiniano Ribeiro JúniorDue to the Covid-19 pandemic, since 2020 Universities have been forced to cancel face-to-face activities and implement EaD activities in synchronous and asynchronous modalities. This article aims to report on the experience of online workshops with newly enrolled students in public higher education courses. Thus, the concern is to promote welcoming to students entering universities, a critical period of adaptat...
GENDER INEQUALITY IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Wellington Severino Alves Mamedes; Dinair Ferreira Machado; Margareth Aparecida Santini de AlmeidaViolence against women, male distancing from primary health care and discrimination against LGBTQIA+, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual people are expressions of the social construct of gender that pose challenges to professional’s health professionals. who must develop strategies to face these social inequalities in health. The social order based in gender inequality can make it dif...
APPROACHES AND METHODOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF QUALITATIVE STUDIES ON TEACHER...
Christina César Praça Brasil; Klayne Cunha Matos; Waléria Tomaz Pacífico; Lorena de Almeida Ramos; Andrea Cintia Laurindo PortoMost occupational voice disorders are functional in nature. Excessive and prolonged vocal effort can lead to the development of chronic alterations. The large amount of scientific information produced and disseminated in the field of vocal health requires specialists to pay close attention to the best evidence that helps solve or alleviate the problem. Objectives: Investigate the main themes and methodological ...
EARLY DETECTION OF WARNING SIGNS OF AUTISM IN PEURICULTURE CONSULTATIONS BY NURSES
Angelica Ribeiro Pinto de Oliveira; Juliana Rezende Montenegro Medeiros de Moraes; Ivone Evangelista CabralIntroduction: autism spectrum disorders (TEA) are an early-onset condition, with difficulties related to the absence or limitations: in the use of language, social interaction and imaginative activities, as well as restricted patterns of behavior. The first manifestations of TEA appear before 36 months of age, which involves the adoption of measures for early detection of warning signs by nurses during childcar...