Abstract:Vulnerability is a human condition and as such a constant human experience. However, patients and professional health care providers may be regarded as more vulnerable than people who do not suffer or witness suffering on a regular basis. Acquiring a deeper understanding of vulnerability would thus be of crucial importance for health care providers. This article takes as its point of departure Derek Sellman's and Havi Carel's discussion on vulnerability in this journal. Through different examples from the auth… Show more
“…For presenting a well branded representational field, positive or negative attitudes and a body of consolidated knowledge, vulnerability and empowerment present themselves as objects of representation, such as have been explored by other authorsFurthermore, this study reinforced the assumption that fragilities, which touch the human being, particularly the nurse when providing care to other human beings in vulnerable situations, were answered with attitudes, knowledge and practices whose goal was to move the subjects to a more favorable context, in which a greater degree of empowerment could be achieved. (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)9,(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16) Data highlight that knowledge maintains interfaces with vulnerability, with empowerment, with social representations of AIDS and of nursing care for patients with HIV. Even when dealing with distinct objects of representation, it is postulated that there was an intertwining of them, of complex configurations, and that it was susceptible to transformations consonant with interpersonal relationships among the social actors involved in daily healthcare and, more broadly, the geopolitical injunctions related to the AIDS phenomenon.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In consonance with polysemy, complexity and usability of the vulnerability concept by various areas of knowledge, (1) the healthcare field shows itself productive in the problematic and conceptual approach of the subject, since it is in the human essence, especially in its frailties, that the phenomenon of vulnerability settles. In the last years, conceptual prepositions of vulnerability have expressed facets that emphasize the social context of population groups, (2)(3)(4)(5)(6) not considering their quantifiable aspects that could potentially produce the illness.…”
Objective: To analyze the interfaces among knowledge, vulnerability and empowerment present in memories and social representations regarding nursing care for people who live with HIV/Aids. Methods: This was a qualitative research conducted with thirty nurses from a public hospital. The theoretical reference used was the processual approach of the Theory of Social Representations. The semi-structured interviews were transcribed and submitted to thematic content analysis, using the software NVivo 9.0. Results: Vulnerability was expressed in the fear derived from feeling unprepared, professional insecurity and the lack of scientific information. Empowerment was personified in the search for scientific knowledge, in the acceptance of the nature of the work, and the time in professional practice. Conclusion: Data indicated a complex set of interfaces and a process of naturalization of AIDS, conducted by nurses to adapt their practices to the historical transformations inherent to the syndrome.
ResumoObjetivo: Analisar as interfaces entre conhecimento, vulnerabilidade e empoderamento presentes nas memórias e representações sociais acerca do cuidado de enfermagem a pessoas com HIV/Aids. Métodos: Pesquisa qualitativa realizada com trinta enfermeiros de um hospital público. Adotou-se o referencial da abordagem processual da Teoria das Representações Sociais. As entrevistas semiestruturadas foram transcritas e submetidas à análise de conteúdo temática instrumentalizada pelo software Nvivo 9.0. Resultados: A vulnerabilidade foi expressa no medo oriundo da sensação de despreparo, insegurança profissional e escassez de informações científicas. Já o empoderamento corporificou-se na busca por conhecimento científico, na aceitação da natureza do trabalho e no tempo de atuação profissional. Conclusão: Os dados apontam para um conjunto de interfaces complexas e um processo de naturalização da AIDS realizado pelos enfermeiros para adaptar suas práticas às transformações históricas inerentes à síndrome.
“…For presenting a well branded representational field, positive or negative attitudes and a body of consolidated knowledge, vulnerability and empowerment present themselves as objects of representation, such as have been explored by other authorsFurthermore, this study reinforced the assumption that fragilities, which touch the human being, particularly the nurse when providing care to other human beings in vulnerable situations, were answered with attitudes, knowledge and practices whose goal was to move the subjects to a more favorable context, in which a greater degree of empowerment could be achieved. (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)9,(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16) Data highlight that knowledge maintains interfaces with vulnerability, with empowerment, with social representations of AIDS and of nursing care for patients with HIV. Even when dealing with distinct objects of representation, it is postulated that there was an intertwining of them, of complex configurations, and that it was susceptible to transformations consonant with interpersonal relationships among the social actors involved in daily healthcare and, more broadly, the geopolitical injunctions related to the AIDS phenomenon.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In consonance with polysemy, complexity and usability of the vulnerability concept by various areas of knowledge, (1) the healthcare field shows itself productive in the problematic and conceptual approach of the subject, since it is in the human essence, especially in its frailties, that the phenomenon of vulnerability settles. In the last years, conceptual prepositions of vulnerability have expressed facets that emphasize the social context of population groups, (2)(3)(4)(5)(6) not considering their quantifiable aspects that could potentially produce the illness.…”
Objective: To analyze the interfaces among knowledge, vulnerability and empowerment present in memories and social representations regarding nursing care for people who live with HIV/Aids. Methods: This was a qualitative research conducted with thirty nurses from a public hospital. The theoretical reference used was the processual approach of the Theory of Social Representations. The semi-structured interviews were transcribed and submitted to thematic content analysis, using the software NVivo 9.0. Results: Vulnerability was expressed in the fear derived from feeling unprepared, professional insecurity and the lack of scientific information. Empowerment was personified in the search for scientific knowledge, in the acceptance of the nature of the work, and the time in professional practice. Conclusion: Data indicated a complex set of interfaces and a process of naturalization of AIDS, conducted by nurses to adapt their practices to the historical transformations inherent to the syndrome.
ResumoObjetivo: Analisar as interfaces entre conhecimento, vulnerabilidade e empoderamento presentes nas memórias e representações sociais acerca do cuidado de enfermagem a pessoas com HIV/Aids. Métodos: Pesquisa qualitativa realizada com trinta enfermeiros de um hospital público. Adotou-se o referencial da abordagem processual da Teoria das Representações Sociais. As entrevistas semiestruturadas foram transcritas e submetidas à análise de conteúdo temática instrumentalizada pelo software Nvivo 9.0. Resultados: A vulnerabilidade foi expressa no medo oriundo da sensação de despreparo, insegurança profissional e escassez de informações científicas. Já o empoderamento corporificou-se na busca por conhecimento científico, na aceitação da natureza do trabalho e no tempo de atuação profissional. Conclusão: Os dados apontam para um conjunto de interfaces complexas e um processo de naturalização da AIDS realizado pelos enfermeiros para adaptar suas práticas às transformações históricas inerentes à síndrome.
“…Para proceder à análise, foi organizado e estruturado o conteúdo dos dados seguindo as fases sequenciais: a pré-análise, a exploração do material e o tratamento dos resultados 11 . resultado e dIscussão Na base de dados BVS, foram encontrados oito artigos [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] , porém somente dois eram pertinentes à temática, no entanto não estavam disponíveis na íntegra. Na base de dados CINAHL, foram encontrados 177 trabalhos, sendo que apenas oito estavam disponíveis na íntegra e contemplavam a temática escolhida.…”
Section: Metodologiaunclassified
“…Os oito artigos encontrados foram apresentados segundo o título, os autores, periódico, base de dados e delineamento da pesquisa [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] , conforme mostra Figura 1. No que se refere ao ano de publicação, não foi localizada produção sobre o tema no período de 2005-2009.…”
Section: Metodologiaunclassified
“…No que se refere ao ano de publicação, não foi localizada produção sobre o tema no período de 2005-2009. Verifica-se um número de publicações maior no ano de 2010, com três estudos 12,16,18 , uma em 2011 19 , 2012 17 , 2013 13 , seguido por duas em 2015 14,15 . Quanto à área dos estudos publicados, percebe-se a autoria de um artigo procedente da área de economia 12 , um da medicina 15 , outro da educação física 18 e cinco artigos da enfermagem 13,14,16,17,19 .…”
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