2017
DOI: 10.1590/0034-7167-2016-0349
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Health education with older adults: action research with primary care professionals

Abstract: Objective: To assess the development and implementation of permanent education action. Method: Quantitative-qualitative research based on action research in three phases (diagnosis of reality, implementation of activity and evaluation), performed with health professionals and managers of basic health units. The evaluation was on the perception of changes immediately following the activity and after 120 days. Results: In the fi rst phase, 110 professionals took part, 36.4% of whom indicated the existence of gro… Show more

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“…Considering that educational processes should be problematizing (12,19) , the inclusion of NASF and FHS professionals in the education and intervention groups with older adults facilitates a dialogic relationship (20,24) and concretizes PEH in the care of the older adult, making their own work an essential condition for learning (25) , as we find in the present context.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…Considering that educational processes should be problematizing (12,19) , the inclusion of NASF and FHS professionals in the education and intervention groups with older adults facilitates a dialogic relationship (20,24) and concretizes PEH in the care of the older adult, making their own work an essential condition for learning (25) , as we find in the present context.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…From a collective care perspective, the educational and intervention groups with the older adult population were described by professionals (class 5) as timely moments for PEH. The activities developed in the groups, according to them, enable PEH to allow NASF and FHS health professionals to work together, building and strengthening teamwork, harmonizing actions together, and reinforcing shared commitments with care quality of older adults (19)(20)24) , thus materializing teaching and learning by real practice.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it should be emphasized that health education is an indispensable instrument to guarantee a quality care provided by nurses 16 . Because it allows, in addition to the exposure of content, exchange experiences, as well as combine opportunities to intervene in maintaining and promoting the health of the elderly subject through practices that seek to promote the care and the exercise of this autonomy in the conduct of their lives 10,17 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En un estudio realizado en la ciudad de Uberaba del estado Minas Gerais en el sudeste de Brasil sobre la educación sanitaria en el adulto mayor se concluyó que es necesario ir más allá de temas biomédicos recurrentes como enfermedades, medicamentos, complicaciones y tratamiento; para incluir otros temas como el ocio, el intercambio de experiencias populares y la cocina comunitaria saludable, entre tantas otras posibilidades que se abordarán en los grupos de educación sanitaria con adultos mayores. 16 El losartán es una antagonista del receptor de angiotensina II, él impide que los vasos sanguíneos se estrechen, lo que disminuye la presión arterial y mejora el flujo sanguíneo, fue el hipotensor más utilizado por los pacientes del estudio, resultado que coincide con reportes similares. 16 Losartán es usado para disminuir el daño del riñón a largo plazo en las personas con diabetes tipo 2 quienes también tienen presión arterial alta.…”
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