Estresse ocupacional: avaliação de enfermeiros intensivistas que atuam no período noturno

Versa, Gelena Lucinéia Gomes da Silva; Murassaki, Ana Cláudia Yassuko; Inoue, Kelly Cristina; Melo, Willian Augusto de; Faller, Jossiana Wilke; Matsuda, Laura Misue

doi:10.1590/s1983-14472012000200012

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“…As demonstrated in Table 2 Regarding gender, the vast majority of women among nursing professionals, it corroborates the history of the nursing profession, marked by the presence of women and their inclusion in the labor market (13) . The average age of 35 years of the participants in the study is consistent with the workplace, since relatively young professionals are more fi t to cope with the stresses of heavy workload common in critical care and emergency units (13)(14) .…”

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“…The average age of 35 years of the participants in the study is consistent with the workplace, since relatively young professionals are more fi t to cope with the stresses of heavy workload common in critical care and emergency units (13)(14) . According to another study conducted in Brazilian emergency care units, these workplaces tend to have younger, less experienced and untrained professionals (14) .…”

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Assessment of user embracement with risk rating in emergency hospital services

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Cross-sectional and quantitative study, conducted in 2013, aiming to evaluate the implementation of User Embracement with Risk Rating (ACCR) in four Emergency Hospital Services. One hundred fifty six nurses participated and answered the questionnaire "User Embracement with Risk Rating". The data were treated through descriptive and inferential statistics, from the Kruskal-Wallis test. The implementation of ACCR was assessed as precarious, mainly due to the lack of referral of low complexity cases to the basic health system, the inadequate physical space for companions and the lack of discussion and periodic assessment of the flow of care in ACCR. The dimension Result of Implementation obtained a slightly higher score and Structure was the dimension with the lowest score. It was concluded that the negative assessments by nursing professionals of the referred dimensions in the investigated sites suggests the need for improvements, especially in the dimension Structure.

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“…In the present study, the Bianchi's Stress Scale (BSS) was adopted (9) . It has been used in studies with nurses who worked in urgent and emergency care (10) , and in other sectors (11)(12)(13) , and has shown good internal consistency, with Cronbach's Alpha considerably high (0.8366) (13) . The BSS was developed and validated in Brazil by Bianchi (9) .…”

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Occupational stressors among nurses working in urgent and emergency care units

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Versão on-line em Português/Inglês: http://www.scielo.br/ scielo.php?script=sci_serial&pid=1983-1447&lng=pt&nrm=iso Pereira DS, Araújo TSSL, Gois CFL, Gois Júnior JP, Rodriguez EOL, Santos V. Occupational stressors among nurses working in urgent and emergency care units. Rev Gaúcha Enferm. 2013;34(4):55-61. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1983-1447.2014 OCCUPATIONAL STRESSORS AMONG NURSES WORKING IN URGENT AND EMERGENCY CARE UNITS ABSTRACTThe study aimed to assess occupational stressors among nurses working in urgent and emergency care facilities. It is a descriptive research developed in two public hospitals of different complexity degrees, with 49 nurses. Data were collected from June to September 2011. The Bianchi's Stress Scale, which is composed of six domains: Relationship, Unit functioning, Staff management, Nursing care, Unit coordination, and Work conditions was used to assess occupational stressors based on the regular activities performed by nurses. Data were analyzed by using descriptive statistics and Mann Whitney-U test. For the nurses working in the high complexity healthcare facility -hospital A the most stressful domain was Nursing care, while for those professionals working in the medium complexity healthcare facility -hospital B, Staff management was the most stressful domain. The nurses from hospital A perceived carerelated activities as more stressful, while for those in hospital B administrative activities were considered more stressful.

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“…Such situations require adaptive reactions that cause responses to the stress which are products of essentially human actions and reactions. 3,5 In the context of education, especially in higher education institutions, the teaching and learning process, alone, can be considered a major stressor. This is because the pursuit of the development of skills and the acquisition of knowledge required by the labor market, requires the student/undergraduate to be able to deal with diverse present and future situations, 2 which can generate adaptive crises and consequently high level of stress.…”

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Stress among nursing undergraduate students of a Brazilian public university

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Objective.To determine the level of stress among students of an undergraduate course in nursing of a Brazilian public university. Methods. Cross-sectional study involving 111 students who responded to the 30 item questionnaire of Costa and Polak for the Assessment of Stress among Nursing Students, with Likert type response options of 0-3 (0 = I have not experienced the situation; 1 = I do not feel stressed with the situation; 2 = I feel a little stressed with the situation, and 3 = I feel very stressed with the situation). Results. Participants were predominantly single (82.9%), female (83.8%), young adults (mean 23.3 years) and performing some kind of paid work (76.6%).The main stressors were related to the lack of time for: leisure activities (2.6); spending time with family members (2.5) and; completion of extracurricular activities (2.3). The highest levels of stress among students were found in the domains of professional training (52.2%), professional communication (33.3%) and time management (32.4%). Conclusion. The majority of the students presented low levels of stress in the general activities of the course, however, the activities related to time management, especially time for academic activities and social and family life, were identified as permanent stress factors during the graduation course.

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Estresse ocupacional: avaliação de enfermeiros intensivistas que atuam no período noturno

Cited by 44 publications

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Assessment of user embracement with risk rating in emergency hospital services

Assessment of user embracement with risk rating in emergency hospital services

Occupational stressors among nurses working in urgent and emergency care units

Stress among nursing undergraduate students of a Brazilian public university

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