2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-11692010000100014
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Retraining due to illness ant its implications in nursing management

Abstract: There is currently an increased interest in workers' health. Retraining due to illness is the topic of this study. The objective of this qualitative study was to understand how individuals cope with job retraining in a public hospital, utilizing interviews to understand how nursing professionals coped with the retraining process, which were then analyzed using Content Analysis as proposed by Bardin. The responses revealed problems in several areas of nursing work: "Work Organization", "Teamwork", "Sick leave a… Show more

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“…In this context, the strong correlations found in this study between the MBI (EE, to improve the workers' quality of life (23) .…”
Section: Suffering Experienced By Nurses In Intensive Carementioning
confidence: 52%
“…In this context, the strong correlations found in this study between the MBI (EE, to improve the workers' quality of life (23) .…”
Section: Suffering Experienced By Nurses In Intensive Carementioning
confidence: 52%
“…Thus, researchers underline the importance of nursing management, which can, through the knowledge of their staff, promote organizational and educational actions to improve the quality of life at work, not only by the actions that they are responsible for, but also through the articulation with institutional levels that interact with the problem (25) . The importance of management practice, as well as the participation of nurses and the space they occupy in the dynamics of the organizational process of the contemporary health institutions, leads us to think about the complex and controversial nature of management, which therefore constitutes a theoretical and practical challenge for managers of the health sector, especially nurses, who have the responsibility of managing units and services.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Actividades realizadas por las/os enfermeras/os (17 artículos) mas que permiten la figura de prestadores de servicios, agentes externos que agotan la estabilidad laboral ofreciendo ingresos de acuerdo a las horas trabajadas, lo que, debido a la saturación del mercado, se traduce en cesantía (16,29,(33)(34)(35)(36)(37). El ambiente organizacional clínico es impositivo, inflexible, falto de reconocimiento y lleno de normas incuestionables, donde la competencia es una característica que menoscaba las relaciones establecidas entre las/os colegas, llevando a la desvalorización, la desmotivación del grupo de trabajo y desintegración profesional.…”
Section: Se Pueden Distinguir Las Siguientes Temáticas Abordadas En Lunclassified
“…El trabajo implica riesgos físicos derivados del levantamiento y manipulación de peso, posición de trabajo de pie por largos periodos de tiempo y la alternancia de turnos. Riesgos biológicos, evidenciadas en el contacto con pacientes que presentan enfermedades infecto-contagiosas o la manipulación de materiales contaminados, y riesgos psicológicos derivados del trabajo en turnos, la subordinación, la descalificación, el trabajo fragmentado, la repetición de las tareas y el género (29,34,35). El ritmo de trabajo es acelerado debido a la constante exigencia de no cometer errores que impliquen omisiones, negligencias o información deficiente (30).…”
Section: Se Pueden Distinguir Las Siguientes Temáticas Abordadas En Lunclassified
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