2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1983-14472011000200022
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Cargas de trabalho e condições de trabalho da enfermagem: revisão integrativa

Abstract: This study reviews theoretical production concerning workloads and working conditions for nurses. For that, an integrative review was carried out using scientific articles, theses and dissertations indexed in two Brazilian databases, Virtual Health Care Library (Biblioteca Virtual de Saúde) and Digital Database of Dissertations (Banco Digital de Teses), over the last ten years. From 132 identified studies, 27 were selected. Results indicate workloads as responsible for professional weariness, affecting the occ… Show more

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“…This load has increased both due to the need to achieve internationally recognized quality standards, and to the need to evaluate the costs generated in the carrying out of clinical studies and other spending on the part of the team involved in such studies [11][12][13]. The increasing complexity of treatments nowadays as found in clinical studies, their elevated cost, the emphasis on a more effective use of resources, the adherence to standards of good clinical practice, and the rise in demand for guaranteeing the quality of the data gathered, are all seen as the factors that increasingly generate workload in research centers [11,[14][15][16][17].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This load has increased both due to the need to achieve internationally recognized quality standards, and to the need to evaluate the costs generated in the carrying out of clinical studies and other spending on the part of the team involved in such studies [11][12][13]. The increasing complexity of treatments nowadays as found in clinical studies, their elevated cost, the emphasis on a more effective use of resources, the adherence to standards of good clinical practice, and the rise in demand for guaranteeing the quality of the data gathered, are all seen as the factors that increasingly generate workload in research centers [11,[14][15][16][17].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A expressão "carga de trabalho" está relacionada às condições de trabalho (11) e fatores organizacionais (26) a que os trabalhadores estão expostos. Assim, as cargas de trabalho estão presentes nos ambiente e processo de trabalho dos profissionais de enfermagem, podendo ser identificadas como cargas de materialidade interna, caracterizadas pelas cargas fisiológicas e psíquicas, pois se manifestam por meio de um distúrbio ou doença, e de materialidade externa, cargas físicas, químicas, biológicas e mecânicas, uma vez que são observadas no ambiente de trabalho (29) .…”
Section: Discussão Categoria 1 -Conceitos E Identificação De Cargas Dunclassified
“…Outras consequências estão voltadas ao desgaste emocional (11,16,23,27,33,36,39,49) , associado à ocorrência de acidentes e problemas de saúde (11) , preocupação, perda de sono, ansiedade, medo, descontrole emocional, problemas no relacionamento com a família (24) , desgaste físico e emocional (27,29,56) . A falha de memória, dificuldade de concentração, medo de cometer erros (13) , e perturbações do sono (13,(37)(38) também são influências das cargas de trabalho na saúde do trabalhador.…”
Section: Categoria 3 -Influências Das Cargas De Trabalho Na Saúde Do unclassified
“…It is understood work as a transforming action, and health specific to the identity of nature between subjects receiving care and caregivers, in addition to the inseparability of the production process and the product of labor. 2 When performing any type of work, people are exposed to occupational hazards and possible work accidents (AT).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%