Brazilian Nursing Journal (Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem - REBEn)

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Authors: Jussara Gue Martini Jussara Gue Martini

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Authors: Valéria Marli Leonello, Maria Amélia de Campos Oliveira

The objective of this study was to identify the meaning of comprehensiveness as found in the discourse of those involved in primary nursing education. The methodological framework employed was historic and dialectical materialism. Thirty subjects were interviewed: five professors, five students, ten nurses, two managers and eight patients from two healthcare teaching clinics. Discourse was analyzed using the discourse analysis method. Although comprehensiveness takes on different meanings in the discourse of the respondents, they are all associated with comprehensiveness know-how, where healthcare is based on a true commitment and a sense of trust between professionals and patients. In conclusion, promoting the comprehensiveness of healthcare is a fundamental competency that needs to be further developed in primary nursing education. Key words: Health education; Education, nursing; Professional competence; Nursing care; Education, higher.

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Authors: Leandro Barbosa de Pinho, Antonio Miguel Bañon Hernández, Luciane Prado Kantorski

This study aims to know the dynamic and controversial which is the practice in mental health. For that, it’s analyzes the discourse of workers of mental health about the concept of on the concept of the clientele of the service. The corpus of this work is composed for interviews applied to 17 of the 25 professionals of mental health who work in a service substitute of a city of the Brazilian South Region. The theoretical-philosophical referential was the Critical Discourse Análisis. The methodological device was the “axiologic-discursive diagram”. The results demonstrate that the workers assume relations of benevolence because the clientele conceptual undefinition, fruit of the difficulty in establishing what is normal and pathological in mental health. We wait that the study it contributes to problematize the process of consolidation of the Brazilian psychiatric reform. Key words: Language studies; Mental health; Social sciences; Psychiatric nursing.

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Authors: Maria da Conceição Samu Pezzi, Joséte Luzia Leite

Research developed in three Central of Material and Sterilization for investigation of the nurse’s managerial practice, in view of the human resources. It is part of the master dissertation which objectives were identify the meaning of the managerial practice in CME, describe its process, and construct a theoretical model about human resources management. Study of qualitative nature, whose participants were nurses of three public hospitals of the Rio de Janeiro. We utilized as referential the Symbolic Interaction and the Grounded Theory. Based on the collected data and realities of each CME are found five categories, beyond the central phenomenon. Process of nurses´ basic actuation is attached to the experience in the personal knowledge, work process knowledge and science of its realities. Key words: Nursing; Human Resources; Sterilization; Hospital administration

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Authors: Sílvio Éder Dias da Silva, Maria Itayra Padilha, Ivaneide Leal Ataíde Rodrigues, Esleane Vilela Vaconcelos, Lucialba Maria Silva dos Santos, Ralrizônia Fernandes Souza, Vander Monteiro da Conceição

This study aims at identifying social representations of diabetic clients on your body after the amputation, and analyze the relationship of these representations to the care of themselves. The research was a qualitative, exploratory, with the use of the social representations theory and case study method. The scenario was a hospital in the city of Belém, Pará, 20 subjects participated. The data collection techniques were: a free association of words and watch free. After examining three categories emerged: the healthy body - term health of living well, the body work - the perfection and beauty in daily life, The body amputated - the limitation caused by amputation; and the amputated body and its relation to the care of themselves. It is clear concern to recover the lost welfare. Key words: Diabetes Mellitus; Amputation; Nursing.

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Authors: Ivonete Buss Schülter Heidemann, Astrid Eggert Boehs, Antônio Miranda Wosny, Karine Patrícia Stulp

This study aims to present the application of the Method of Paulo Freire in a research with professionals of family health teams, users and community leaders about the use of the notion of health promotion. It describes how to obtain and analyze data in the Culture Circles performed in three phases: thematic research, coding /decoding and unveiling critical. This methodology contributed reflections of health practices of participants, allowing alternatives to transform them. The theoretical limits for their payment, among them the difficulty of deconstruction of the authoritarian conferred by the power of professional knowledge. Key words: Methodology; Community health nursing; Family health

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Authors: Denise Conceição Silva, Neide Aparecida Titonelli Alvim

The purpose of this qualitative research was to characterize the elements that constitute the environment of the Surgical Center and to analyze its implications for dynamic of care and nursing care. Based on the Environmental Theory’s principals. Participated twelve nurses from the Surgical Center of a College Hospital in Rio de Janeiro. Data were gathered through the creativity and sensitivity technique “Map-Speaker”, semi-structered interviews and participant observation, and were analyzed by thematic categories. The results showed that care can happen directly and indirectly in favor of full client recovery, counting the environment that the integrate in purpose to maintain harmonic and balanced. The nurse interventions aim to maintain the environment in favorable conditions so that a higher standard of care can be promoted. Key words: Environment; Nursing care; ds: Operating room nursing.

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Authors: Liliane Yukie Hayakawa, Sonia Silva Marcon, Ieda Harumi Higarashi, Maria Angélica Pagliarini Waidman

With the intention of understanding how the support network of the families of children admitted in a hospital Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) is established, and its importance in the life of their relatives, a descriptive study with qualitative approach was carried out with 21 parents of children admitted in a PICU of a University Hospital located in the northwest area of Paraná State. It was observed that, the support network to the families was made of a mixed of affectivity, faith and solidarity as the fundamental components to relieve the suffering and out-of-hospital support. The study also showed, that the work with families should be permeated by the special attention to the peculiarities that surround each family context and its relationships, what ratifies the importance of a more comprehensive performance of nursing, better understanding the multiple influences of the different configurations of the family and social support network on the quality and effectiveness of the implemented interventions. Key words: Family; Social support; Life changes events; Pediatric nursing.

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Authors: Doris Marli Petry Paulo da Silva , Eduardo Augusto Tomanik

Purpose: Purpose: To Purpose: investigate the self-reported morbidity rate of riverbank dwellers from Porto Rico, PR, Brazil. Methods: Methods: The Methods: case study compared the self-reported morbidity of two groups of residents. The sample consisted of 63 individuals of the three affordable housing complexes of that municipality. Information was collected through home surveys, during the months of June 2005 and January 2006. Results: Results: Most Results: interviewed subjects had a positive perception of their health. The main health problems recalled were associated with arterial hypertension, nervous system conditions, depression, heart and respiratory problems and assorted infections. Alcohol was mentioned more often by group B and tobacco by group A. Conclusion: Conclusion: Conclusion: Health education, with emphasis on adopting healthy life habits helps in facing adverse health situations and promotes health. Key words: Health services evaluation; Health education; Life style; Ecological studies; Health status.

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Authors: Daniela Ries Winck, Odaléa Maria Brüggemann

The objective of this literature review is to identify how aspects related to legal responsibilities of the obstetrics nurse and the obstetrics nursing assistant have been approached in Brazilian publications. After researching the following databases for the period of 1980 to 2009; BDENF, CINAHL, LILACS, and SciELO, seven articles which dealt with judicial aspects were selected for this study. It was clear that none of these focused upon legal responsibilities for obstetrical nurses. Error prevention was highlighted among the majority of these publications, as well as civil and ethical responsibilities. However, the majority point out administrative sanctions and penal responsibilities. These aspects need to be researched in greater depth and reported upon, for they may contribute to more qualified formal education for nurses concerning the legal implications of their practice. Key words: Nursing; Obstetrical nursing, Liability, legal

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Authors: Aline Bueno, Isabela Lovizutto Iessi, Débora Cristina Damasceno

Superstitions are found everywhere in our lives, and medicine, a profession that is prides itself on an evidence-based approach to treatment, is not exempt. A superstition that pervades the labor and delivery floor is that it is busier during certain phases of the lunar cycle, specifically the full moon. Although some studies have demonstrated an increase in deliveries that are related to the lunar cycle,there has been disagreement about when, in the lunar cycle, the peak volume occurs. Front to the divergence of the existent results in the literature to relate the events of the lunar cycle with deliveries, the aim of this review was to accomplish the literature in the attempt of explaining this popular culture with base in the results presented by different researchers. Key words: Moon; Delivery; Obstetrical nursing.

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Authors: Cláudia Prado, Genival Fernandes de Freitas, Irene Mari Pereira, Vera Lucia Mirai, Maria Madalena Januário Leite

This experience report had as purpose to describe the evaluation process in curriculum clerckship of nursing administration in the Nursing Course of the School of Nursing at the University of São Paulo, in the light of dialectical methodology. In this perspective, knowledge is constructed in three stages: síncrese, analysis and synthesis, in which the pedagogical task of the teacher is mediating the steps of mobilization, construction and synthesis of knowledge through the doubt and criticism. It was concluded that assessment of learning valued interpersonal relations and participation of the subjects involved, through the host and establishment of links in the process, encouraging the development of knowledge from the practice of creating problem situations constructive and meaningful, developing multiple competences. Key Words: Nursing; Teaching; Learning.