A identidade de policiais civis e sucessivos espelhamentos

Abstract

Resumo Objetivou-

Mulheres da segurança pública do litoral do Paraná, Brasil: intersecções entre gênero, trabalho, violência(s) e saúde

“…The subject of public security is rarely tackled by academia or the Public Health field, especially when the issue at hand is the living conditions of female public security professionals as human beings in possession of subjectivity, not robots who provide security for our society 1 . These professionals are more exposed to the risk of violent deaths and have higher vulnerability to some mental and physical diseases, as pointed out by current research initiatives [1][2][3][4][5][6] .…”

“…These professionals are more exposed to the risk of violent deaths and have higher vulnerability to some mental and physical diseases, as pointed out by current research initiatives [1][2][3][4][5][6] . Some articles discuss the risks associated with careers in public security, broadening concepts of risk and security, as well as valuing police officers inside and outside their institution 7 .…”

Síndrome da disfunção da articulação temporomandibular e o estresse presente no trabalho policial: revisão integrativa

“…As can be verified in the studies, police activity carries several stressors, namely: pressure, responsibility, work overload, inefficient work infrastructure, personal and third-party life risk, authoritarian environment, centralized decisions, besides dissatisfaction with the profession due to low salaries and non-recognition of their work 1,14,17,18 . Souza and Minayo 19 highlighted the increased victimization of public security workers.…”

“…Among the elements that generate stress, organizational and operational issues of work are cited as damaging to police welfare 14,20,21 . Likewise, police officers understand that society and government do not recognize the work performed by the service of public safety, which according to them leads to the devaluation of the profession, and in turn generates stress 17,18,21 . Some police officers carry out another professional activity in their spare time, which translates into little time available to rest and have an adequate diet 14,22 .…”

“…To identify occupational stress factors and verify coping strategies used by civilian police officers Main stressors: working conditions, employment conditions (salary and stability), relationships with colleagues and superiors, negative image of the class by society and the media, and lack of legal and governmental support to police work. Gomes e Souza, 2013 18 The identity of police officers and successive mirroring…”