Estresse Ocupacional Da Enfermeira De Centro De Material

Abstract

The goals of this study were to characterize the central supply nurses to verify the nursing activities that are involved in occupational stress, and to lessen the stressors. Eight nurses comprised the sample; they were 25 to 30 years old, worked in the unit less than 5 years and they were satisfied with their job. The administrative area were the most mentioned stressor. The recognition and valorization of central supply area is an important aspect to diminish the nurses stress.

Occupational stress and constructive thinking: health and job satisfaction

“…Although some investigations (Bianchi 1990, Reis & Corrêa 1990, Silva & Bianchi 1992, Marziale & Rozestraten 1995 have suggested that Brazilian nurses' jobs are stressful, these results cannot be compared with this study because different methodologies were used with small samples, generally selected by nursing specialty. In addition, investigations of job satisfaction carried out in Brazil (dos Santos & Rodrigues Filho 1995, Antunes & Sant Anna 1996 have suggested a tendency for non-satisfaction among nurses, but in the same way the research models and small sample sizes make any meaningful comparison difficult.…”

“…Independently of their job level and work setting, Brazilian nurses have frequently complained about these problems, which they perceive as stressful, especially excessive workload and lack of professional status. Despite these frequent complaints, few researchers have studied occupational stress among Brazilian nurses (Bianchi 1990, 1999, Reis & Corrêa 1990, Silva & Bianchi 1992, Stacciarini 1999).…”

Estresse: fatores de risco no trabalho do enfermerio hospitalar

“…Segundo Glima (16) , o estresse pode se agravar quanto menor for a autonomia do enfermeiro. A insatisfação no trabalho também pode influenciar no desenvolvimento das atividades diárias do enfermeiro, causar desânimo, falta de interesse e, por sua vez, gerar cada vez mais estresse (17) .…”

Estrés de los enfermeros de UCI en Brasil

“…Basic counts in 2004 reported that approximately 92% of the total number of nurses in Brazil are female, which corroborates with the description of this profile. (6) The sample was considered young (80% were younger than 40 years old). This is the profile of nurses expected to work in this sector because, even during their undergraduate studies, they are encouraged to assist critical patients, those that require a longer period of care.…”