2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71672002000300004
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Rachel Haddock Lobo: vida profissional e sua contribuição para a REBEn

Abstract: This is a historical study that analyses the formation process of the professional habitus of Rachel Haddock Lobo through the reconstruction of her biography. It also analyses her contribution as 1st editor in chief of Revista Annaes de Enfermagem (Brazilian Journal of Nursing), in 1932, which is currently called Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem. The preferential primary sources of this study included written documents and the oral testimony of one of Rachel Haddock Lobo's family members. Both sources were obt… Show more

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“…She was still taking courses and serving as an intern in hospitals in Philadelphia and Toronto before going to TC, when she attended the First Quadrennial Congress in Montreal. According to T. Santos and Oliveira (2002), the first Brazilian nursing journal would appear at this Congress: Revista Annaes de Enfermagem (Nursing Annals Magazine), created in 1932, currently the Brazilian Nursing Magazine. In the editorial board listing in the magazine's first issue, Alves appears as the secretary and is included in the list of permanent contributors.…”
Section: Students Return To Work: What Had Changed?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…She was still taking courses and serving as an intern in hospitals in Philadelphia and Toronto before going to TC, when she attended the First Quadrennial Congress in Montreal. According to T. Santos and Oliveira (2002), the first Brazilian nursing journal would appear at this Congress: Revista Annaes de Enfermagem (Nursing Annals Magazine), created in 1932, currently the Brazilian Nursing Magazine. In the editorial board listing in the magazine's first issue, Alves appears as the secretary and is included in the list of permanent contributors.…”
Section: Students Return To Work: What Had Changed?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Professor Warde holds a degree in pedagogy from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (1972), a master's degree in philosophy of education (1976), and a PhD in philosophy of education from the same institution (1984). She was a postdoctoral fellow at Teachers College, Columbia University (2001-2002. Her current research draws on the history of education in Brazil and the United States.…”
Section: Declaration Of Conflicting Interestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rachel haddock Lobo (1891-1933), de familia ilustre de Río de Janeiro, al separarse de su marido, "condición reprobada por la sociedad de la época para cualquier mujer, procuró salvaguardar de forma indiscutible la visibilidad de su conducta moral, y para eso, permaneció en un convento durante ocho meses" (Santos & Oliveira, 2002) y después, en 1922 fue a Francia para cursar enfermería en la "Ecole des Infirmières de l'Assistance Publique", recibiéndose en 1924. Al regresar a Brasil, fue invitada por Ethel Parsons, superintendente del Servicio de Enfermería, del Departamento Nacional de Salud Pública, a trabajar como docente en la Escuela Anna Nery.…”
Section: Tres Destacadas Pioneras Brasileñasunclassified