Grounded theory - conceptual and operational aspects: a method possible to be applied in nursing research

Dantas, Cláudia de Carvalho; Leite, Jósete Luzia; Lima, Suzinara Beatriz Soãres de; Stipp, Marluci Andrade Conceição

doi:10.1590/s0104-11692009000400021

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“…This theory seeks to understand the meaning of the relationships and interactions between social phenomena in the reality in which they are inserted. 7 The scenario chosen for the study was two courts of domestic and family violence against women, located in the state of Bahia, Brazil. There was an individual, semi-structured interview guided by the question: "What repercussions has the experience of domestic violence unleashed in your life?"…”

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Domestic violence: repercussions for women and children

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Objectives: To know the meanings attributed by women regarding the repercussions of the experience of domestic violence.Method: Qualitative study, based on the Grounded Theory method. Data were collected in two sticks of domestic and family violence against the Brazilian Northeast woman. An interview was conducted with 37 participants, who composed two sample groups. Results: The study demonstrates that the physical and mental health of women and their children are compromised, expressed through visible marks such as bruises and cuts, in addition to low self-esteem, sadness, fear and depression. There are also repercussions for the social relations of women as a consequence of social isolation and non-qualification for the labor market, and of children, related to the decrease in school performance, introspection and vulnerability to drug use. Conclusion:It is necessary to sensitize health professionals to the recognition of cases and promote educational actions, thus transcending the invisibility barrier of domestic violence.Keywords: Violence against Women; Family Conflict; Public Health. resumoObjetivo: Conhecer os significados atribuídos por mulheres acerca das repercussões da vivência de violência conjugal.Método: Estudo qualitativo, apoiado no método da Grounded Theory. Os dados foram coletados em duas varas de violência doméstica e familiar contra a mulher do nordeste brasileiro. Realizou-se entrevista com 37 participantes, que compuseram dois grupos amostrais. Resultado: O estudo aponta comprometimento para a saúde física e mental das mulheres e seus filhos, expressa por marcas visíveis, como hematomas e cortes, além de baixa autoestima, tristeza, medo e depressão. Revelam-se ainda repercussões para as relações sociais das mulheres, por consequência do isolamento social e da não-qualificação para o mercado de trabalho, e das crianças, relacionadas à diminuição no rendimento escolar, introspecção e vulnerabilidade para o uso de drogas. Conclusão: Faz-se necessário sensibilizar profissionais de saúde para o reconhecimento dos casos e promover ações de educação, transcendendo, assim, a barreira da invisibilidade da violência conjugal. Estudio cualitativo, apoyado en el método de la Grounded Theory. Los datos fueron colectados en dos varas de violencia doméstica y familiar contra la mujer del nordeste brasileño. Se realizó una entrevista con 37 participantes, que compuesto por dos grupos de la muestra. Resultado: El estudio muestra comprometimiento para la salud física y mental de las mujeres y sus hijos, expresa por marcas visibles, como hematomas y cortes, además de la baja autoestima, tristeza, miedo y depresión. Se revelan más repercusiones para las relaciones sociales de las mujeres, por consecuencia del aislamiento social y de la no-calificación para el mercado de trabajo, y de los niños(as), relacionados a la disminución en el rendimiento escolar, introspección y vulnerabilidad para el uso de drogas. Conclusión: Es necesario sensibilizar profesionales de la salud para el reconocimiento de los...

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Domestic violence: repercussions for women and children

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“…This method allows identifying and organizing the phenomena focused by nursing and generating theories relevant to healthcare practice and research, from comprehending the context in which the client is inserted (CHARMAZ, 2009;DANTAS et al, 2009).…”

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“…In this case, it seeks to know the meaning of suicide and suicidal behavior that Japanese descendants possess (CHARMAZ, 2009;DANTAS et al, 2009).…”

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“…For them a dignified death is painless and peacefully, respecting the identity, autonomy and individuality (decision) of whom is dying. This concept represents a model of relationship between society and culture, which has been formed between the interaction of education, lifestyles and social practices (KATSUMATA et al, 2008;NAKAGAWA, 1995). Added to this is the fact that Buddhism, one of the main Japanese religions, does not see death as the end of life, but as a transition to Nirvana; does not condemn suicide and believes that the state of mind is what determines if the act is right or not (KATSUMATA et al, 2010;PERRETT, 1996).…”

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“…Japan presents a social environment increasingly complex created by a traditional and competitive society, where the group's role and obligations of cooperation and collective responsibility at the expense of individual initiative are essential (KATSUMATA et al, 2008).…”

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<b>Suicide awareness of japanese family descendants

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Soares

Martins³

2014

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ABSTRACT. This study aimed to comprehend the meaning of suicide for Japanese descendants. This was a qualitative study, based on Grounded Theory, using a structured interview with sixteen questions, digitally recorded. Subjects were ten descendants who were interviewed in 2011. The opinions of the interviewed showed factors of psychological, social and cultural origin involved in suicide, such as: heredity, religion, mental health, personality characteristics and interpersonal relationships, pleasure and pain at work, stigma and consequences of the act on the family. Family without case of suicide showed attitudes of prejudice and judgment, while those with case displayed feelings of pain in their reports. It was concluded that the Japanese rigid culture, personality, interpersonal communication and the way family and work have effects on their behavior are predisposing factors to suicide, as well as the identification of these factors contributes to a better performance of the nurse.

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