2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-07072010000100013
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La enfermera clínica y las relaciones con los estudiantes de enfermería: un estudio fenomenológico

Abstract: RESUMEN:La trayectoria de este estudio fue dirigida a comprender la vivencia de ser enfermera clínica interactuando con estudiantes en los campos clínicos de un hospital público ubicado en la ciudad de Santiago de Chile. Se optó por una investigación cualitativa con enfoque fenomenológico. Se entrevistaron enfermeras clínicas y en base a sus discursos se identificaron categorías concretas de las experiencias vividas las que fueron interpretadas según el referente filosófico de Martín Heidegger. De las categorí… Show more

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“…This student's feeling that the nurse 'is on my side' arises from their realization about the interest that holds the nurse in their learning, teaching processes more often than disjointed activities, and in the establishment of a relationship characterized by recognition, the commitment, reciprocity, presence, and motivation, which agrees with the findings of Santos, et al 21 Being on the student's side means to know and to connect with the experience of being a student, paying attention to their own words and actions, to help recognize nursing care qualities, and to guide through a set of mimicry. 5 All those traits of care can be obtained from the student's side fully, being experienced in action at one time, space, corporality, and interrelation.…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…This student's feeling that the nurse 'is on my side' arises from their realization about the interest that holds the nurse in their learning, teaching processes more often than disjointed activities, and in the establishment of a relationship characterized by recognition, the commitment, reciprocity, presence, and motivation, which agrees with the findings of Santos, et al 21 Being on the student's side means to know and to connect with the experience of being a student, paying attention to their own words and actions, to help recognize nursing care qualities, and to guide through a set of mimicry. 5 All those traits of care can be obtained from the student's side fully, being experienced in action at one time, space, corporality, and interrelation.…”
Section: ] I Realized That I Wasn't Treated With Superiority As If supporting
confidence: 88%
“…[ Here, we can appreciate, on the one hand, the dialogue between student and nurse as a particular form of call and response 10 and the freedom to ask; and, on the other, the nurse's monitoring and physical presence. [21][22] Be on the side of the student requires qualities such as good judgment and pedagogical tone. 8 This is an essential pedagogical capability: knowing how to act with caution and accuracy in pedagogical situations, starting from a reflective character thoroughly wrought.…”
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“…The insufficient intercultural sensitivity and consciousness on the side of the health care professionals is in sharp contrast with the Totonaco women's perceptions of illtreatment, stigmatization, and discrimination they reported in our data. Again, this contrast reflects an ongoing, colonially rooted dichotomy that continues to structure contemporary social and political interactions in Latin America, a dichotomy that has been coined by Santos as the dividing line between memory and amnesia, a line that separates "those who are not able to forget and those who do not want to remember" [63]. The same dividing line has been identified by the Bolivian sociologist Rivera Cusicanqui as the internalized conflicts that continue to define contemporary, often tense, and conflict-ridden indigenous versus nonindigenous interactions [64].…”
Section: Colonial Perceptions Of Health Care Professionals On Indigenmentioning
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“…From a professional perspective, nursing has the dedication of comprehensive care to human beings as its essence; however, care reaches its fullness when the caregiver is also cared for. 10 Therefore, presence is the possibility of being. That is, "all presence is what it can be and the way it is its possibility.…”
Section: :66mentioning
confidence: 99%