Saúde mental e o ensino sobre drogas na graduação em enfermagem: as metodologias participativas

Oliveira, Elias Barbosa de; Kestenberg, Celia Caldeira Fonseca; Silva, Alexandre Vicente da

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“…These more inclusive methodologies respect values, beliefs and habits; and are a way of re-meaning the knowledge about a certain phenomenon. 5 In this way, it is possible to engage agents in the research process, allowing a more active and coherent participation in critical social theory. 6 The main objective of this paper is to analyze the use of BMS supported by the critical social theory of Pierre Bourdieu.…”

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Body-map storytelling: research experience report with theoretical contribution of Bourdieu

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Objective: To analyze the use of the body map storytelling method sustained by Bourdieu's critical theory. Method: We present the basis of the method and describe our application experience on research about bodily practices in the health promotion field. Results: The 18 participants shared their experiences starting from the design of the body and the inclusion of artistic elements. Based on the discussion of body and health it was possible to relate bodily practices to life conditions, and the social context of participants. Data suggest that the body manipulation legitimate the agents' bodies for conformation and social acceptance. The different hexis elaborate the bridge between the body and social conditions. Conclusion and implications for practice: The realization of the body map storytelling with Bourdieu's theory contribution allows the comprehension of sociological contents, essential to nursing and health research.

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Body-map storytelling: research experience report with theoretical contribution of Bourdieu

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“…Abuse and drug addiction are major public health problems worldwide [1]. These problems are characterized by users’ drug-seeking behavior, loss of pleasure in daily activities, and deterioration of social, work and family relationships [2, 3].…”

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Cross-cultural adaptation of the drug-taking confidence questionnaire drug version for use in Brazil

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BackgroundThe Drug-Taking Confidence Questionnaire evaluates a drug user’s confidence in his or her ability to resist the urge to consume psychoactive substances in high-risk situations. This study’s objective was to develop a cross-cultural adaptation of the eight-item version of the Drug-Taking Confidence Questionnaire (DTCQ-8) for all drugs except alcohol and to verify its content validity and reliability in a pre-test stage.MethodsThe following steps were taken: (1) implementation of the translation protocol and transcultural adaptation, (2) validation of the adapted content, and (3) assessment of reliability. Nine experts participated in the process of adaptation, and the trial’s sample comprised 40 drug users in treatment at a Psychosocial Care Center for Alcohol and Other Drugs (CAPSad).ResultsThe average indices of semantic agreement (0.989; 0.989; 1.00), idiomatic (0.967), experiential (0.956), conceptual (0.978) and content validity with respect to language clarity (0.972), practice relevance (0.958), theoretical relevance (0.958) and theoretical dimension (1.00) showed that the adaption was successful. The mean total score of the DTCQ-8 version for other drugs was 477.00 + 234.27-SD, and 57.5 % of the users were classified as having moderate self-efficacy to resist the urge to use drugs in high-risk situations. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient was 0.889 for the complete instrument and 0.863–0.890 between items.ConclusionsThe DTCQ-8 version for other drugs proved to be easy to use and understand, and its process of adaptation was satisfactory for use in the Brazilian context. In this sample, the questionnaire was adequate to measure users’ self-efficacy to resist the urge to consume these substances in high-risk situations.

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Auxiliares de enfermagem de uma unidade de agudos de um hospital especializado em psiquiatria: sua visão sobre a prática profissional e a clientela atendida

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Saúde mental e o ensino sobre drogas na graduação em enfermagem: as metodologias participativas

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Body-map storytelling: research experience report with theoretical contribution of Bourdieu

Body-map storytelling: research experience report with theoretical contribution of Bourdieu

Cross-cultural adaptation of the drug-taking confidence questionnaire drug version for use in Brazil

Auxiliares de enfermagem de uma unidade de agudos de um hospital especializado em psiquiatria: sua visão sobre a prática profissional e a clientela atendida

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