2018
DOI: 10.5205/1981-8963-v12i12a236270p3271-3278-2018
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Distribuição espacial dos cursos de graduação em enfermagem

Abstract: RESUMOObjetivo: realizar um mapeamento da distribuição espacial das instituições de ensino superior que oferecem cursos de graduação em Enfermagem. Método: trata-se de um estudo quantitativo, descritivo e exploratório. Realizou-se a coleta de dados, por meio de consultas interativas ao sistema virtual do portal do Ministério da Educação, o e-MEC. Permitiu-se gerar um Banco de Dados Geográfico (BDGEO), por meio da indexação das coordenadas geográficas – a latitude e longitude das IES’s, e, os resultados se apre… Show more

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“…However, corroborating other studies, even though this trend of deconcentration of undergraduate courses in the country is already observed, the heterogeneous distribution of courses and vacancies for undergraduate nursing in Brazil still prevails (11,13) configured by the geographic inequalities observed in their distribution in the regions, especially in North, which continues to present the lowest offer of courses (7.5%), vacancies (7.6%) and density of vacancies per 10 thousand inhabitants below the national average. Meanwhile, the Southeast holds the majority of public (40.8%) and private (45.8%) courses in the country and density of vacancies per 10,000 inhabitants above the national average.…”
Section: Privatization and Geographic Inequalities In The Distributio...supporting
confidence: 88%
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“…However, corroborating other studies, even though this trend of deconcentration of undergraduate courses in the country is already observed, the heterogeneous distribution of courses and vacancies for undergraduate nursing in Brazil still prevails (11,13) configured by the geographic inequalities observed in their distribution in the regions, especially in North, which continues to present the lowest offer of courses (7.5%), vacancies (7.6%) and density of vacancies per 10 thousand inhabitants below the national average. Meanwhile, the Southeast holds the majority of public (40.8%) and private (45.8%) courses in the country and density of vacancies per 10,000 inhabitants above the national average.…”
Section: Privatization and Geographic Inequalities In The Distributio...supporting
confidence: 88%
“…The states of this region also represented the highest concentrations, respectively, of private courses and vacancies: São Paulo (19.7%; 26.1%), Minas Gerais (12.5%; 9.1%) and Rio de Janeiro (9.0%; 10.2%). This situation reaffirms the panorama evidenced in other studies and reflects the regional inequalities, resulting from the region presenting a higher concentration of Gross Domestic Product, the majority of the Brazilian population, the labor market, greater infrastructure of health services and having experienced more intense industrialization and urbanization processes prior to those in other regions and states (5,13) .…”
Section: Privatization and Geographic Inequalities In The Distributio...supporting
confidence: 84%
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“…Apesar dos estados Bahia, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul e São Paulo serem responsáveis pela formação da maioria dos enfermeiros no Brasil nos últimos anos e possuírem uma grande população (MACHADOa et al, 2016;MATSUMURA et al, 2018), neste estudo, estes estados não apresentaram as maiores taxas de enfermeiros por 10.000 hab. Além disso, os achados por estado evidenciam a escassez de enfermeiros em determinadas regiões e localidades que pode ser oriunda do desequilíbrio entre oferta e demanda de profissionais no país.…”
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“…This condition has also been observed for in-person courses,10,19 and may have followed the capitalist logic of the education market more than the health need and demand of each region, presenting a direct relationship with the socioeconomic and technological development of the country, since the southern and southeastern states are more urbanized and economically developed. This overlap perpetuates the regional imbalance in the supply of these professionals, 26,27 and induces more focused academic training for urban epidemiological profiles and far from the qualified care required by rural and forest areas.…”
Section: Distance Education In Health In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%