2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002011000200008
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Trabalho em saúde com pacientes apenados: sentidos metafóricos gerados no contexto hospitalar

Abstract: Objective: To describe the metaphorical meanings generated based on the work process of the healthcare team with prisoners receiving inpatient care in a hospital. Methods: Qualitative exploratory research, using a socio-historical dialectic, was conducted with members of the health care team: the nursing staff (professional and technical nurses and nursing assistants), physicians, physiotherapists and nutritionists. Data collection was accomplished through recorded, semi-structured interviews. Data analysis wa… Show more

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“…2,[10][11][12][13][14] Health care in prisons is expressed mostly by prescriptive actions related to the merits of the person deprived of freedom and to the rights granted to them, either by their peers or by healthcare professionals, 15 to whom it is necessary to promote reflection on the possibilities they have, through the their work, to contribute to reduce the reality of inequality and exclusion that those living in prisons are submitted to. 16 On the other hand, the number of professionals who work in these environments is reduced, with precarious employment contracts and low wages, which somehow contributes to the high turnover of staff and frailty of the local programs for tuberculosis control. 4 Within the prison population, factors such as lack of knowledge about the disease, fear, stigma, discrimination and the losses in interpersonal relations provided by this condition interfere with the access to health services or even with the adherence to tuberculosis treatment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2,[10][11][12][13][14] Health care in prisons is expressed mostly by prescriptive actions related to the merits of the person deprived of freedom and to the rights granted to them, either by their peers or by healthcare professionals, 15 to whom it is necessary to promote reflection on the possibilities they have, through the their work, to contribute to reduce the reality of inequality and exclusion that those living in prisons are submitted to. 16 On the other hand, the number of professionals who work in these environments is reduced, with precarious employment contracts and low wages, which somehow contributes to the high turnover of staff and frailty of the local programs for tuberculosis control. 4 Within the prison population, factors such as lack of knowledge about the disease, fear, stigma, discrimination and the losses in interpersonal relations provided by this condition interfere with the access to health services or even with the adherence to tuberculosis treatment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%