2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71672006000200011
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Gerenciamento e cuidado em unidades de hemodiálise

Abstract: Artigo extraído da dissertação de Mestrado apresentada ao Curso de Mestrado da UFPR. RESUMOO estudo teve como objetivo investigar a experiência teórico-prática e as perspectivas referentes ao gerenciamento do cuidado verbalizadas pelos profissionais de enfermagem que atuam em unidades de hemodiálise de Curitiba. A pesquisa se configura como convergente-assistencial; as informações foram obtidas pelo meio de entrevista e por discussões e reflexões em grupo durante uma oficina de prática educativa. O método do D… Show more

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“…(3) The results of a study concerning the role of these professionals show difficulties in developing the inherent duties of their position, thus causing frustration and dissatisfaction, mainly because they are not able to practically apply their knowledge of management. (5) The manner in which they perform their activities is related to their acquired knowledge and their experiences. They cannot apply the theory they learned during their formal education to the daily work and, as a result, find it hard to implement what they learned.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(3) The results of a study concerning the role of these professionals show difficulties in developing the inherent duties of their position, thus causing frustration and dissatisfaction, mainly because they are not able to practically apply their knowledge of management. (5) The manner in which they perform their activities is related to their acquired knowledge and their experiences. They cannot apply the theory they learned during their formal education to the daily work and, as a result, find it hard to implement what they learned.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, this study highlights that nurses see the conflict between how their role is viewed and how it is actually performed. (5) It is necessary to change this reality with critical professionals who promote and defend health, professionals committed to the profession, in so far as they incorporate the knowledge found in the literature into their practice. (6) Continuous education is essential for the development of skills with a view to incorporating these aspects into daily professional practice.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, professionals and patients have different dimensions and perspectives about HD. 6 In this sense, a study on the social representations of the health-disease process affirms that most patients have the affection as the main conception of health, being followed by the feeling of well-being and control of the disease. However, with regard to professionals, the same study points out that the main health representations were defined as normality, opposite or absence of disease, well-being and harmony/ homeostasis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, with regard to professionals, the same study points out that the main health representations were defined as normality, opposite or absence of disease, well-being and harmony/ homeostasis. 6 Notwithstanding diversity, as far as the representation of health is concerned, the individual characteristics of both parties (professionals and patients) are able to interfere in the interpersonal relations acting on the dynamics of the groups inserted in these spaces and, nevertheless, generating conflicts. 7 In recent years there has been an expressive development of nephrology as a specialty in the health area; an event that is mainly due to the improvement of dialysis and renal transplant techniques.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this way they assume not only the management actions determined by the institution but also the functions of other professionals, resulting in the removal of their role in the matter of care management, which can lead to feelings of discontent and frustration. 3 Thus, it is understood that the care management is the foundation for the quality of care, but this activity is still seen as distant for many nurses. There are also intervening factors that hinder the realization of care management by nurses such as casualization of the labor process and the traditional model of health care, which culminates in the dichotomy between managing and caring in the experience of this professional in his health care.…”
Section: Resumen Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%