Resilience as an object of study of occupational health: narrative review     /     Resiliência como objeto de estudo da saúde do trabalhador: uma revisão narrativa

Objective: to associate and correlate musculoskeletal pain, stress and resilience of nurses in the maintenance of Hospital Accreditation Certification. Method: longitudinal study in two moments, before and after the Accreditation maintenance visit, March and June 2019, with 53 nurses from a hospital institution. The data collected was: sociodemographic, clinical and occupational variables, stress, osteomuscular pain and resilience. Descriptive variables, Chi-square test, t test, Fisher’s exact test, Pearson’s correlation and Spearman’s correlation coefficient were used. Results: most of the study participants had average stress levels before and after the evaluation. Most of those who reported pain were at medium stress levels at both times. The resilience capacity increased after the evaluation, which demonstrates that the experienced stressors were adequately addressed. There was no significant association between the cortisol levels and the perceived stress. Conclusion: occupational stress and musculoskeletal pain were experienced by nurses during the Accreditation processes. It was evident that individuality permeated the perception of stress and resilience allowed to overcome the tensions experienced. The study identified that there is a need for planning and implementation of actions to collaborate with the nurses in the best confrontation, aiming to promote resilience.

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Association and correlation between stress, musculoskeletal pain and resilience in nurses before hospital accreditation maintenance assessment

Rhoden

Colet

Stumm

2021

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Intersections between rural women’s resilience and quality of life: a mixed-methods study

Silva

Santos

Riquinho

et al. 2022

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to analyze the intersections between rural women’s quality of life and resilience. Method: convergent mixed methods design in which a cross-sectional quantitative study is triangulated with a qualitative study guided by Oral History. Data were collected concomitantly, using a socio-demographic form, Resilience Scale, Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey, and open-ended interviews. The analysis was based on descriptive and inferential statistics and inductive thematic analysis, which was integrated later. Results: an association was found between the social aspects domain of quality of life and a moderate level of resilience related to the characteristics of life in rural areas. The integration of results enabled verifying that these two constructs (which mutually influence each other) are mediated by protective factors, resilience developed by the rural women, such as spirituality and the formation of social support, enchantment, and a feeling of belonging to their context. Conclusion: by developing protective factors, rural women develop a resilient behavior that favors their quality of life. Identifying these factors enables the development of psychosocial interventions to promote rural women’s health.

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Intersecciones entre resiliencia y calidad de vida en mujeres rurales: estudio de métodos mixtos

Silva

Santos

Riquinho

et al. 2022

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Resumen Objetivo: analizar las intersecciones entre calidad de vida y resiliencia en mujeres rurales. Método: estudio de métodos mixtos convergentes, en el que fueron triangulados un estudio cuantitativo de corte transversal y un estudio cualitativo guiado por la historia oral de vida. Los datos fueron concomitantemente recolectados utilizando formulario: sociodemográfico de la Escala de Resiliencia y del Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey; y, mediante entrevistas abiertas. El análisis se realizó con la estadística descriptiva e inferencial, y con el análisis temático inductivo, con posterior integración. Resultados: se constató asociación entre el dominio aspectos sociales de calidad de vida y el grado moderado de resiliencia, relacionado con las características de lo cotidiano rural. La integración de los resultados posibilitó reconocer que la intersección entre los dos constructos, que se influencian mutuamente, ocurre por la mediación de factores de protección para la resiliencia, elaborados por las mujeres rurales, como la espiritualidad, la formación de redes de apoyo social, y los sentimientos de encantamiento y pertenencia a su contexto. Conclusión: a partir de la elaboración de factores de protección, las mujeres rurales desencadenan actitudes resilientes que contribuyen para su calidad de vida. La identificación de esos factores permite el desarrollo de intervenciones psicosociales que pueden contribuir para la promoción de la salud de la mujer rural.

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Resilience as an object of study of occupational health: narrative review / Resiliência como objeto de estudo da saúde do trabalhador: uma revisão narrativa

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Association and correlation between stress, musculoskeletal pain and resilience in nurses before hospital accreditation maintenance assessment

Association and correlation between stress, musculoskeletal pain and resilience in nurses before hospital accreditation maintenance assessment

Intersections between rural women’s resilience and quality of life: a mixed-methods study

Intersecciones entre resiliencia y calidad de vida en mujeres rurales: estudio de métodos mixtos

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