Sergio Arouca, construtor de instituições e inovador democrático

Dowbor, Monika

doi:10.1590/1413-81232018244.29852017

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“…Certain studies [99][100][101][102] discloses the fact that each profession in Primary Health Care, with its particular knowledge, underpins or forms the pillar of therapeutic plans or expanded projects of "interventions", which insinuates that all knowledge is cross-cutting and interchangeable in these interventions [108,109]. From this perspective, most of the narratives that address "therapeutic groups" reinforce the characteristics that they originate from the sum of professional talents to diagnose risk and initiate cycles of promoting a healthy life or minimize harm associated with morbid events, anticipating their effects on the daily life activities of older adults.…”

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Professional Narratives about Older Adults and Health Services Responsive to Fall-Inducing Frailty

Xavier,

do Nascimento

2023

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The second external cause of death from unintentional injuries is falls in people over 60 and is a worldwide Public Health problem. Associated factors are identified early in Primary Health Care. Thus, we analyze professional narratives about older adults/old age and the organization of services in the presence of fall-inducing frailty. A structured narrative was applied under the following stages: understanding the context, setting/plot/character analysis, and interpretive synthesis. Data were collected from August to November 2022, distributing 21 health professionals in three Narrative Focus Groups. In the analyses, the collective conceptions dialogued with Bourdieu’s Epistemology of field, habitus, and capital. Technical and common sense representations of older adults were simultaneously observed among the results, along with the belief of old age as a problematic life stage. Care is centered on the installed disease/ailment. Encouraging autonomy and self-care emerges in integrative health practices, which older adults underestimate. Professionals access the lives of older adults according to their habitus, which, in turn, is structured (structuring) in the disputes for installed capital. Thus, the care provided disregards subjectivities and symbolic systems associated with falls.

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Professional Narratives about Older Adults and Health Services Responsive to Fall-Inducing Frailty

Xavier,

do Nascimento

2023

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“…The specific literature [89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100][101] discloses the fact that each profession in primary health care, with its particular knowledge, underpins or forms the pillar of therapeutic plans or expanded projects of "interventions", which insinuates that all knowledge is cross-cutting and interchangeable in these interventions [102]. From this perspective, most of the narratives that address "therapeutic groups" reinforce the characteristics that they originate from the sum of professional talents to diagnose risk and initiate cycles of promoting a healthy life or minimize harms associated with morbid events, anticipating their effects on the daily life activities of older adults.…”

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Older Adults and Fall-Inducing Frailty: Bourdieu’s Analysis of Field Narratives

Xavier,

Nascimento

2023

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The second external cause of death from unintentional injuries is falls in people over 60, a worldwide public health problem. Associated factors are identified early in Primary Health Care. Thus, we analyze professional narratives about older adults/old age and the organization of services in the presence of fall-inducing frailty. A structured narrative was applied under the following stages: understanding the context; setting/plot/character analysis; and interpretive synthesis. Data were collected from August to November 2022, distributing 21 health professionals in three Narrative Focus Groups. In the analyses, the collective conceptions dialogued with Bourdieu’s Epistemology of field, habitus, and capital. Among the results, technical and common sense representations of older adults were simultaneously observed, along with the belief of old age as a problematic life stage. Care is centered on the installed disease/ailment. Encouraging autonomy and self-care emerges in integrative health practices, which older adults underestimate. Professionals access the lives of older adults according to their habitus, which, in turn, is structured (structuring) in the disputes for installed capital. Thus, the care provided disregards subjectivities and symbolic systems associated with falls.

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Sergio Arouca, construtor de instituições e inovador democrático

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Professional Narratives about Older Adults and Health Services Responsive to Fall-Inducing Frailty

Professional Narratives about Older Adults and Health Services Responsive to Fall-Inducing Frailty

Older Adults and Fall-Inducing Frailty: Bourdieu’s Analysis of Field Narratives

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