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Legal Supervision of Audit Practice in Corporate Takeovers
Authors: Liu Kai , Li Heng
Published: July 2022

Auditing services are active throughout corporate takeover process. Audit issues not only affect the nature, efficiency and consequences of takeovers, but also matter the quality and social effects of corporate development after the successful reorganization. This paper aims to enhance the audit quality in the takeover process, and further improve the structure, productivity and social responsibility of takeover parties. Qualitative analysis method and case study are adopted in this paper to investigate the legal issues on audit involved in the takeover process, and explores their fundamental reasons and negative effects on the development of companies and society. This paper finds that since the acquiring companies need to master the comprehensive information of target companies, they incline to choose the audit firms associated with the target companies. Those firms have the opportunity to collude with the target companies and may damage the takeover performance by hiding decision-making power or even falsifying financial data1. In addition, in order to defeat other potential competitors, acquiring companies need to review the financial records and assess the key personnel of target companies within a limited time. They may miss out some technical issues of corporate governance at the stage of pre-takeover due diligence.2 Therefore, this paper suggests that takeover parties adopt shared audit. As the information intermediary, shared audit could effectively eliminate the illegal acts caused by the collusion among auditors and auditees, convey accurate information and promote higher-quality takeovers.
Eros and thanathos in the life nurses’ experiences
Authors: Machado Wiliam César Alves
Published: July 2022

The study concerned with ten nurses memories about rising (EROS) and their experiences with death and dying (THANATOS), since the youngest age, passing through childhood, as students and later as professionals. The study’s nature is qualitative; Otto Rank's psychoanalysis is the theoretical reference, to support the analysis and discussion of nurses’ information. The method used to collect information, was life’s history with approach of anthropological psychoanalysis (Freud, Lévi-Strauss).The collected information led me to identify three nucleus of thought: past remembrance, rising and dying in nurses experiences;present remembrance, the care to terminal client; andfuture expectations, the existence continuity in the nurses conscience.The study’s conclusion indicates the confirmation of talk in respect to the consulted authors’ position, having a flagrant link connection among rising, death and transcendence. Evidence that gives me the opportunity to suggest that, at nursing courses, questions about rising, dying and transcendence may be better broached. It opens a new way to investigate death and it doesn’t end here, just begins a line of research, at psychoanalysis or anthropology used at nursing. Looking for a new way to comprehend death through transcendence, in accordance with Stanislaw Grof's transpersonal psychology conceptions.
Strategic plan for developing nursing professional standards at an university hospital, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da , Larrúbia Eliel de Oliveira , Azavedo Neuza Maria de , Ribeiro Marly Rodrigues , Rocha Ana Maria Rongel , Moraes Cláudia de Souza , Silva Sonia Regina de Oliveira , Costa Cristiane Maria Amorim
Published: July 2022

At the University Hospital of the University of Rio de Janeiro State (HUPE/UERJ), the Nursing Coordination analysed the social context and the stakeholders of health assistence, and identified a problem to address: a change shift in the focus from the clien and student to the institution itself.Objective:To achieve the vision of a 24/7 nursing care, centered in the client and based on scientifc evidence, a strategic plan was developed to establish nursing professional standards.Method:As an instrument of social management, this Strategic Plan 2002-2003 represents the process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, and evaluation of the nursing managers to improve the quality of care at HUPE/UERJ.Results:It put emphasis on maximizing nursing performance (redesign activities and functions), enhancing client satisfaction, and producing therapeutic results. To realize the Nursing Coordination vision, a plan of goals, strategies, responsibilities, and status monitoring has been set forth for the period from May 2002 through December 2003.Final considerations: As an ongoing process, this strategic plan will be a framework to continually reassess the goals and strategies, which were linked to the hospital, and to update the plan ensuring that the focus of the nursing action is the client and the education of undergraduate and graduate student.
The professional master in nursing: an new opportunity for brazilian nurse and an improvement in quality for the healthcare instituition
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

The role of nurse with Master Degree represents an challenge career opportunity for professional nurses. Currently, there are only 2 Professional Master in Nursing in Brazil, one is at São Paulo Federal University (SP) and the other, recently created, is at Fluminense Federal University (RJ). At the Fluminense Federal University, the Professional Master in Nursing includes course work and clinical experience in advanced health assessment, physiology, pathophysiology and pharmacology, as well as research, nursing theories, health promotion and disease prevention, healthcare policy, health and culture, diagnostic reasoning, and clinical decision making. In addition to course work, nurses are required to publish an original article and to produce a dissertation. The Professional Master in Nursing encompass a 2 year program of study with specialized clinical experiences. Advanced clinical education and experience based on scientifc evidences have been identified as requirements for practice as a nurse with Professional Master Degree.  The nursing practice has recently expanded as a result of changes occurring in health care settings, including increased acuity of hospitalized patients, demands of management hability to reduce length of stay and to coordinate patient/family care. The scope of practice for nurses with a Professional Master Degree is broad-based and involves, mainly, providing advanced nursing care to patients and their families according to the practice setting and patient population.  For example, it may comprehend also therapeutic procedure work, aspects of case management, discharge planning, monitoring quality standards, clinical research, undergraduate preceptorship, and inservice education of nursing staff for the instituition.  The Professional Master in Nursing at the Fluminense Federal University will offer a unique advanced practice opportunity for nurses to develop their nursing careers and for healthcare institutions and nursing faculties to improve the quality of their services.
Development of a center of nursing care
Authors: Giacomozz Clélia Mozara , Andrade Fabiana , Lacerda Maria Ribeiro , Pinto Magda Nanuck , Chaves Maria Marta Nolasco , Larocca Liliana
Published: July 2022

An establishment that constitutes an innovation and a way of magnifying them scenes of practical of the university becomes important for configuring very important an academic activity: the extension. The work possess as objective a story of experience of the present definition of the Center of Nursing Care(CNC), space where the nurse can practice along to the community, improving the health conditions and existence of the people. This paper is the description of the development of the activities foreseen for the implantation and development of the CNC and its course (1ª publication). The result is the exposition of the executed activities already and those pendants, whose boarding will contribute for the effectuation of the implantation work. It is possible, thus, to carry through the basement of this environment of autonomy for the performance of the nursing, providing immense satisfaction to the professionals in making it and presenting it.
Lesions caused by burns: the violence to children and adolescents
Authors: Camargo Climene Laura de , Xavier Edleide de Almeida
Published: July 2022

This study has as its objective to investigate possible violent acts suffered by children and adolescents through lesions caused by burns .In order to do so , children and adolescents ranging from 0 to 19 years old of a unit for burned people of the hospital HGE -Ba were used as the target population.For the collect of the data , structered interviews with victims and their responsible ones as well as the documental analysis done through information from clinic files of the target population were used .The analysis of the quantitative data was done using the Excel computer program and the qualitative data was analysed through elaboration of categories .As a result of this study, it was identified that lesions of burn had as their causes the body Violence ( 11,5%),Negligence (48,1%) and Accidents ( 40,4%) .Therefore , professionals of the health area should be trained with the aim of identifying the lesions that denounce violent acts and offering subsidies for violent prevention programs as to serve as a reference for future studies on this topic .
Review of nursing research: theoretical and methodological topics related to race/colour/ethnicity
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

Problem: There are scarce literature about the health conditions of Brazilian population which focus on race/colour or ethnicity. Objective: to identify nursing research literature related to race/colour/ethnicithy. Methodology: exploratory research at the Brazilian computarized nursing data base. Results: the references founded were colour (15), race (03), racism (17), and so fourth. Conclusion: The ethics directions of the National Council of Health, published in 1996, contribute to the inclusion of race/colour/ethnicity in the nursing research papers, but it still not a main category of analysis.
Strategic plan for developing nursing professional standards: preview note
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da , Larrúbia Eliel de Oliveira , Azevedo Neusa Maria de , Ribeiro Marly Rodrigues , Rocha Ana Maria Rongel , Moraes Cláudia de Souza , Silva Sonia Regina de Oliveira , Costa Cristiane Maria Amorim
Published: July 2022

Problem: At the University Hospital of the University of Rio de Janeiro State (HUPE/UERJ),the Nursing Coordination analysed the social context and the stakeholders of health assistence, and identified a problem to address: a change shift in the focus from the client and student to the institution itself. Objective: To achieve the vision of a 24/7 nursing care, centered in the client and based on scientifc evidence, a strategic plan was developed to establish nursing professional standards. Method: As an instrument of social management, an Strategic Project represents the process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, and evaluation of the nursing managers to improve the quality of care at HUPE/UERJ.Expected Outcome: a hospital database related to client outcomes related to nursing care.
Model for a distance learning management course based on new information and learning technologies for educators' formation – a improvement proposal for teaching in the way of knowledge management by the total quality
Authors: Barbosa Rosemary Menezes , Andrade Emmanuel Paiva de
Published: July 2022

The impact brought by the contemporary transformations characterizes as being one of it’s central elements the administration processes of  knowledge, in other words, the capacity to produce, to store, to prosecute, to recover, and to disseminate information and knowledges. In this context,  education is one of the most important protagonists, where we have the main genesis of  knowledge construction, consumption, and transfer process. It is unquestionable importance as a critical strategic factor for the development, creation, interference, and contribution by an effective form for man's progress. Following this conductor thread, the teaching institutions should integrate a new culture, allowing that the learning occurs in different places and by different means. The technology should be used, not only for existent computerization processes of teaching, but for the creation of new ways of thinking and  learning. In this sense,  search for the Total Quality in Education is the search for excellence in pedagogical, technical, and administrative processes of the school, where should converged the actions of  properly qualified and pledged educators with permanent improvement in quality in education. By means of the exposed, this project aims to introduce the factors and structural components for the construction and administration of a model course in syntony with the arguments praised by the theories of Management Knowledge by Total Quality that enables, mostly, to supply the gap of the teachers formation’s programs concerning it’s technological training, encouraging the integration of  modern technologies to the educational practice and suggesting new behaviors and new forms to produce,  store, and  transmit the knowledge, giving source of the new forms to think, do, and  learn.
The nurses in the art of teach/care: (to)reveal the interpesonal relations in the scenary of the teach and the practice of nursing
Authors: Escudeiro Cristina Lavoyer
Published: July 2022

The subject of the study is the social representations of the interpersonal relations between nurses who take care and the nurses who teach, in the practice of taking care and teaching in an universitary hospital, whose objectives were: to analyse the social representations of the nurses who take care and nurses who teach, about their interpersonal relations in the clinical field in an universitary hospital, and to discuss the influencies of the relations in the practice of taking care and teaching nursing. The research is organized as an descriptive study, in the qualitative approach and by the point of view of the Social Representations as a theoretical-methodological referency. The scenary is an Universitary Hospital of the Rio de Janeiro State, and has as actrices of the research five nursing teachers (nurses who teach) and five day work nurses (nurses who take care) that work in internment unities. The data collect was basead on free interviews, and participating observation with registrations in the field diary style. The informations were categorized according to the contents analyses basead on Bardin, described and interpreted by the point of view of the Social Representations in a qualitative approach.The conclusions show us that professional recognition between nurses who take care and nurses teach is the determinant of their relationship style. This recognition implies having engagement, giving value, joining the field and exchanging. Refering to the reflexions of this relationship on taking care and teaching, they are basead on the (d)evaluation of the student and the care granted, receptivity to the student conditioned to the king of the relation - “good” or “bad” - between the two groups of nurses, (in)tranquility of the studant in taking care of the client.
101 Reasons to be a nurse
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

''I couldn’t give you five good reasons to be a nurse." These words were spoken by a Nursing Supervisor with over 20 years of experience as a dedicated healthcare provider committed to her profession and to her patients. Her message was clear and indicative of the frustrations felt by nurses everywhere. She spoke of the difficulties facing our profession, including inadequate staffing, patient ratios, compensation, employee morale, stress, and 'burn out.' Despite all this, my response to her statement was quick and heartfelt:  "Well, I can give you 100 reasons to be a nurse!" She ignited in me a flame that continues to burn, and 101 Reasons to be a Nurse was born.The nursing shortage is a global crisis anticipated to reach critical proportions and negatively impact the health and safety of patients and healthcare providers. Recent studies show a definitive link between the nursing shortage and negative patient outcomes. Factors that contribute to the growing global nursing shortage include an aging workforce, declining student enrollment, and an increased demand for nursing care due to the aging of the general population. Other contributing factors include nurses’ complaints of stress, low morale and poor working conditions, which create a perception of our profession as undesirable. Part of the answer may be simple. Change the message. The day-to-day challenges of staffing, hours, salary and work conditions are being addressed and recognized in the media on a national and global level. Numerous organizations, including private companies and government agencies, are reaching out to explore and seek solutions to the nursing shortage. But only we, as nurses, have the power to truly affect change. We must change the image and perception of nursing, and portray our field as it truly is. It is a profession as essential to life as breathing. Value who are you are, what you do, and why you do it. Breathe life back into yourself as you would a patient.My message in 101 Reasons to be a Nurse is simple. There is no other profession that can provide the opportunities, job satisfaction and personal rewards that nursing does. I challenge YOU to remember why YOU chose to enter the field of nursing. It was not money, job security or because you thought it would be easy. You chose to be a part of a profession that is second to none. YOU are the backbone of healthcare, the foundation and heart of this business of life. YOU are the difference in healthcare. Believe it! Say it! I have always considered myself "just a nurse.” The joys, the sorrows, the lives that have touched me over 30 years have helped shape who I am today. I am proud to say I am still just a nurse, one with a passion and burning desire to eradicate the negativity surrounding our profession. Through my book, I have found my voice. I will not be silent. Hear my message: You are the best you can be -- you are a nurse!
Comparison of mortality in mexican-american females and mexican american males following acute myocardial infarction
Authors: Brydges Gary , Yacouby Saeed , Eriksen Lillian
Published: July 2022

Acute myocardial infarction results in 7.2 million deaths per year world-wide.The treatment of AMI in the post-myocardial infarction period differs among the races and genders. This study investigated differences in mortality between Mexican American (MA) males and females, post-AMI who received BB therapy and those who did not receive BB therapy.Findings from this secondary analysis indicate that MA females experienced a higher mortality post-AMI compared to MA males. However, MA females taking BB therapy post-AMI had a reduced odds of mortality compared to MA males taking BB post-AMI. Interestingly, MA females were less likely to have received BB therapy post-AMI compared to MA males, despite its apparent benefit.
Iconography and nursing – why and how?
Authors: Hirata Marisa Correia
Published: July 2022

This article presents the iconography as a source of research for the nursing history and shows that the act of studying artworks is relevant because they contain collective mental representations. When an art piece pictures healthcare, it will provide us with clues on care activity and also on how, where, and who is practicing it. The author exemplifies and comments on moments of iconographic analysis that is the methodology used to reveal the intrinsic and profound meaning of art works considered, in turn, a society’s depository of beliefs and ideas. Finally, the author emphasizes the pleasant meeting of nursing and art, placing into perspective the importance of care as the basis for the nurse’s professional identity, and looks forward into a future in which nurses can be social, economically, and juridical recognized.
Web site educativo sobre os princípios ergonômicos a serem adotados na movimentação de pacientes acamados
Authors: Marziale Maria Helena Palucci
Published: July 2022

Considerando  a  rede  mundial  de  computadores  (Internet)  veiculadora  de  avançadas estratégias  de  comunicação  este  trabalho  teve  por  objetivo  descrever  sobre  a  criação  de um web site educativo sobre movimentação de pacientes acamados elaborado com base nos princípios  da  Ergonomia,  visando  a  instrumentalização  de  alunos  e  profissionais  de enfermagem  sobre  o  referido  procedimento  técnico  e a  prevenção  de  problemas osteomusculares  frequentemente  diagnosticados  entre  esses  trabalhadores.  A  avaliação positiva atribuída ao conteúdo e formato do web site (http://eerp.usp.br/projetos/movpac) e sua  utilização  por  mais  de  dois  mil  usuários  revelaram  que  as  tecnologias  de  informação podem ser empregadas com maior frequência junto as atividades de ensino e pesquisa na enfermagem.
Promotion of health in intensive care: nursing intervention to client with TVP. review of nursing literature
Authors: Morais Magda , Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

The present study, that relates a revision nursing professional bibliography, begun of the knowledge lack about the existent literature approaching the promotion of the health in intensive cares, in the nursing attention to the client with Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). It was used as methodology the exploratory research with bibliographical rising for manual and computerized search from 1997’s to 2002’s. TVP is a frequent complication of the fallen ill clients, as in the case of the interned in the Unit of Intensive Treatment (UCI). With silent beginning and fatal complications, the study provided the knowledge of the importance of the nursing attention in all the apprenticeships of DVP since the prophylaxis to the anticoagulant therapy. So much the Brazilian production, as the international converges the relevance of the nursing attention in the promotion of these clients' health, poiting preventives care, for TVP or its complications and of its therapeutics.
Children living on the street
Authors: Kelly Patricia , Grajcer Bettina , Rigato Fatima Dinis
Published: July 2022

Children who spend part or all of their developmental years living on the streets constitute a vulnerable population. Local and national governments are in great need of research-based programs to supplement their efforts at providing health and social services. This article provides a review of what is known about children living on the street, describes a Sao Paulo program that works with this population, and makes suggestions for research that nurses might undertake.
Study of the causes of cervical cancer in patients assisted at an oncologic center of Acre
Authors: Pessoa Emerson Marques , Fernandes Lucinete Souza , Mendes Sandreya Maia , Lopes Creso Machado
Published: July 2022

Study of exploratory-descriptive type developed 120 women close to assisted by the Center of Control of Cancer of Acre, with the objective of describing the causes of cancer of uterine lap. For the collection of data we made use of a form for us elaborated. As result detached an adult population, she interbreeds, with first degree incomplete, married, with 1-7 children, with first gestation and beginning of the sexual relationship in the 15-19 year-old strip. For the diagnoses, we detached NIC – I (40.0%), NIC – II (31.6%), NIC – III (17,5%). As risk factors found mother with several children, followed for the Diseases Sexually Transmissible with prominence for HPV and smokers as the most representative.
Food knowledge and practices in the Curiaú Maroon community, state of Amapá, Brazil
Authors: Viana Roseane do Socorro Gonçalves
Published: July 2022

This study is built upon the living conditions and life history of the maroon community of Curiaú de Dentro, in the Brazilian State of Amapá. These conditions manifest themselves in beliefs, values, symbols and representations, which conform and signify the eating practices as bodily and emotional needs. The subjects of this study are the women, men and children of this village, and the object their food habits and beliefs and all the values that speak of food, the body, everyday life and nutrition. The methodology is built on the anthropological, social and anthropometric approaches, making use of participatory observation, application of questionnaires, gathering of  anthropometric data. In Curiaú de Dentro, the eating practices reflect the interaction of the afro-descendent culture with the environment, establishing themselves as a strategy to face hunger and periods of food scarcity and abundance. The reflection of the daily food practices of the families can be seen in the high prevalence of acute malnutrition in the children below six years of age, as an indication of the level of food and nutritional insecurity faced by the community, a consequence of  the seasonal difference in access to food, the absence of food supplementation programs, inadequate sanitation, and low coverage of health services. The emotions values, perceptions, beliefs and the eating practices perceived in the study reflect the degree of social exclusion in which the inhabitants of Curiaú live.
The nursing work at emergency of the Antônio Pedro University Hospital
Authors: Machado Simone Cruz
Published: July 2022

The aim of this research are the strategies used  by nursing team to face work conditions at Emergency Services of the Antônio Pedro University Hospital of Federal Fluminense University. This research was carried out focused at the emergency working quotidian  manifestations that were understood in a context of a continuous changing process. In this study,  we have searched to characterize the nursing work at emergency as a whole, describing their objects, instruments and activities and their articulation with working team process. In this movement, have learned the nursing team conception about their own activities. The working conditions analysis have reflected nursing work specific aspects as well as the attending dynamic at emergency, considering the political and social content and the progressive deterioration of the health care. Finally, have discussed the ethical and political implications of nursing team daily practices, where their memberships developing strategies to dare the difficulties of their work process with the available resources.
Virtual nursing library at BIREME. An opportunity to create a brazilian nursing network?
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

Since April 2003, the OBJN is applying to index in the BDENF (nursing database) at the  Baeta Vianna Library/UFMG, responsible for the SURENF(Brazilian Nursing Information Network.In September 2003 there was a meeting at the UFMG´s Nursing School to present the Virtual Health Library/Nursing Project to the Brazilian Nursing Community. At the moment, the instituitions involved (EE-RP/USP, UFMG, EEAN/UFRJ, ABEn, etc) are preparing the terms of the project.To inspire the group, the OBJN reproduces here the Declaration of Puebla.WE, participants in theVI Regional Congress on Health Information Sciencesheld in Puebla, Mexico from May 7 to 9 in 2003,  - Considering * That all sectors of the population should participate in the decisions affecting their individual and collective health; * That it is necessary to increase the spaces and opportunities where different interests can be expressed and consensus on health policies can be built; * That relevant information and knowledge for decision making to promote public well-being should be produced based on an agenda formulated with broad participation of the citizenry; * That the dissemination of the scientific and technical information and the reduction of the inequities of access to these public goods are essential elements for the consolidation of health policies as public policies, submitted to public debate and responding to public interest; * That the new technologies of information and communication based on the Internet play a key role in a timely dissemination of scientific and technical information to all citizens, also creating opportunities for communication and exchange among them; - Exhort * The governments and the different social sectors of the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean to promote mechanisms and opportunities for democratic participation in the formulation of Public Health and Science & Technology policies, especially the participation of population groups currently excluded of these processes; - Commit * To continue the construction and promotion of the Virtual Health Library in a decentralized and participatory way as a dynamic platform to facilitate the production, communication and utilization of information and knowledge, in order to support the formulation and implementation of public policies geared to promote health and to combat poverty and inequity.The OBJN knows that the internet is critical to share nursing knowledge and exhorts nurses and health instituitions to participate in the consolidation of the Virtual Health Library/Nursing - BIREME in order to empower the nursing science and profession.
Body and nursing: a delicate relationship
Authors: Silveira Maria de Fátima de Araujo , Gualda Dulce Maria Rosa , Sobral Vera
Published: July 2022

This article presents various conceptions about the body, forged along with the evolution of history of mankind, to answer the questions such as which body was found by the modern nursing? which discourse was established about it and how was it used in care taking? The construction of nursing profession takes place, parallelly, silently in relation to the bodies of the nurses and their patients as a form of neutralizing the eroticism of the relationship. The caring is constructed on the heteronomy of care taking and the body to be cared for had been, skillfully fitted in a 'second body'. The analysis of relationship established in nursing profession about the body care can benefit the creative and sensible practice of sharing with the person to be cared for and the enchantment of the 'first body'.
Trained nurses’ knowledge and practice of oral care on three wards in acute care hospital in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Authors: Belal Hijji
Published: July 2022

Background.Mouth care is an essential nursing procedure that nurses are expected to have good knowledge of. Poor knowledge may compromise the quality of patient care and result in unsafe practice. Documentation of nurses’ current knowledge and practice is crucial if improvement efforts are to proceed.Aims. To investigate nurses’ reported knowledge and practice of oral care, to identify the relationship between nurses’ knowledge and practice and their demographics, and to identify nurses' perceived barriers to good practice.Methods.Cross-sectional descriptivesurvey. 58 nurses on three wards represented the target population. The questionnaire generated information about personal data, education and level of knowledge and practice of mouth care.Results.46 nurses (79%) completed the questionnaire. Questionnaire analysis revealed knowledge deficits about several important aspects of oral care and inadequate practice.However, no statistically significant differences were detected among groups.Lack of materials, lack of time, and uncooperative patients were perceived barriers to good practice.Conclusion.It is now time for action. Paste and brush should be regularly provided. Hydrogen Peroxide 3% to be withdrawn. Nurses’s knowledge to be improved. Individual results to be disseminated to each ward.
Music for care humanization
Authors: Bergold Leila , Sobral Vera
Published: July 2022

This paper work goes on about music its uses and possibilities as an important strategy on health care humanization in hospitalization. As a health care, music stablishes a delicate emotional relationship, effective and pleasant as it brings pleasure to the one who plays and sings as well for the one who listens. As a “wave”, music disseminate, stimulate and socialize feelings and emotions breaking hierarchies and resistances.
The nursing process and its application in intensive care at Rio de Janeiro as a support to the development of an electronic patient record
Authors: Fuly Patricia dos Santos Claro , Freire Sergio Miranda , Almeida Rosimary Terezinha
Published: July 2022

This study aims at evaluating the utilization of the nursing process in intensive care units in the metropolitan area of Rio de Janeiro, in order to identify the potential conditions for the deployment of a computerized system in those units. Interviews with 27 nursing team leaders were performed in the period from January to July 2003. The interviews revealed that: the nursing process was not fully implemented and not systematically including the nursing diagnostic stage; 13 units had nursing prescription forms, but only 11 released them; and, 5 units used some type of computerized information system. From the forms so obtained, 128 different nursing actions were identified with high variability of use and no existence of standards for data recording. In this scenario, it can be concluded that the conditions for a computerized system for the nursing process are not adequate.
Internet applied to nursing
Authors: Silva Jorge Luiz Lima
Published: July 2022

INTRODUCTION: Study of descriptive nature, on the basis of bibliographical survey, had as objective to relate to the importance of computerization and use of the internal and external net (InterNet) in the health with approach come back toward the nursing professionals during education, assistance and management. DEVELOPMENT: With the advance creation of new technologies of computer science it forms bred tools that are of utmost importance for the improvement of the quality of the practical one of nursing. CONCLUSION: Some professionals resist the use of new technologies, many times, for not perceiving the importance of its use, either in the prophylactic aspect dressing or of whitewashing, however it is the profession that more uses the informatizados systems. It has a necessity of if intensifying the education of computer science in the graduation. The computerization and use of the net optimize the service and it becomes it more transparent.
Reflective learning through distance education: a critical reflection on the possibilities in developing countries
Authors: Wyk Neltjie Van
Published: July 2022

To develop critical thinking skills that are typical of a reflective practitioner is for most students in nursing a difficult process.Not only is it difficult for them to evaluate themselves, but they can find it extremely difficult to evaluate their own colleagues. The process can, however, be simplified. When students are supported by reflective lecturers who are willing to let themselves be evaluated and who encourage the students to evaluate them, the process becomes less threatening. Through this they learn that nobody has all the knowledge that is needed to optimally nurse patients and that there ought to be a continued search for new information and knowledge.Interpersonal contact between lecturers and students is therefore crucial in the development of the students into reflective nurses.Distance education in developing countries is currently viewed as an innovative development. It is in accordance with the concept of lifelong learners.In countries like Africa, and certainly also in other developing countries worldwide, education for persons in rural areas are made accessible through distance education. However, the question that also arises is whether reflective learning through distance education is possible.
Prevalency of the pregnancy in adolescents in a villa, Acre - Brazil
Authors: Junior Nelson Chaban , Maquera Abian Eliel Rosas , Lopes Creso Machado
Published: July 2022

It is a descriptive study, accomplished 13 pregnant adolescents close to, of a Project of Driven Establishment in a Villa of " V " in Porto Acre - Brazil, with the objective of verifying its prevalency. The data were collected in the Record of Prenatal of the Position of Health, in the month of June of 2003. As result stands out the 84,6% pregnant adolescents in the 15-19 year-old age group, where 53,9% were in the married condition or they lived committees and 61,5% didn't use any birth-control method. It is pointed out although 61,5% didn't want to be pregnant, although 69,2% reacted well the pregnancy. For the education degree, it is emphasized the 38,4% with 1st incomplete degree, as well as the 23,1% illiterate. An important dice, was the support of the family for 42,9% of the husband or boyfriend before the pregnancy and for 50,0% after the pregnancy, same being taken in consideration that 46,1% just receive a minimum wage a month.
The care in the birth process: considerations about nurse’s perfomance
Authors: Bruggemann Odaléa Maria
Published: July 2022

this text aims at considering the care provided by obstetrics nurses in the birth process and ponders aspects related to the number of specialists, the factors involved in the development of new professionals and the ethical principles that should guide their practice. It presents as essential elements of the humanized care: the relationship, the genuine presence, the share of knowledge, the comprehension attitude, the sensitive, the technical competence and the interdisciplinarity. The conclusion is that, despite the legal basis and the increasing number of obstetrical nurses, there is countless difficulties faced by this professional related to its action in the health team of the obstetrical center. It is necessary to keep investing in the education of professionals with both technical and human dealing competence, so that alternatives to transform this reality are embodied and these professionals are respected as true expertise in the world of obstetrical assistance.
The mental stress in the work of nurses: between the real and the prescribed
Authors: Silvino Zenith Rosa
Published: July 2022

It is a social research in the hospital organization that aims the articulation between the behavior of nurses and the collective of working. It has as study object the generating conditions and the manifestations of the mental stress in the development of the nurses work and as objectives: to characterize the work of nurses in the Medical Clinic Infirmaries, to identify the work conditions and to discuss the determinants of the mental stress in the work developed by nurses. It uses as theoretical support the Dejour’s Work’s Psychodynamics and the concept of mental stress from the theoretical construction of Seligman-Silva. The methodological orientation used in this investigation was based on the research-action and in the methodological development proposed by the Work’s Psychodynamics. Data have been submitted to the analysis of thematic content that has indicated the following categories: The Prescribed Work – crucial factor of the work organization; and the Real Work – response from nurses to the propositions of the prescribed work. One concludes that nurses, due to the mental stress in the work, do not outline any transformation action of their relation to the work organization. They perceive themselves as impotent, with the capability of affective mobilization blunt, incapable of surpass the cognitive mobilization that reduces them to the impotency.
A Sistematização da assistência de enfermagem na construção do SUS
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

1 -  A implementação da SAE: obstáculos e possibilidades para a equidade no cuidar no espaço hospitalar e extra-hospitalar.2  Conceitos de enfermagem: bases históricas e filosóficas e sociais3 - Diagnóstico de enfermagem: tecnologia para o gerenciamento efetivo da assistência.4- Os sistemas de classificação da prática de enfermagem no mundo e no Brasil.5- Conceitos de enfermagem e sistemas de informação em saúde.
11° Congresso panamericano de enfermería
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

Congresso panamericano de enfermería.
12ª Conferência nacional de saúde
Authors: Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

Forum12ª Conferência Nacional de Saúde Data prevista: dias 07 a 11 de dezembro de 2003, em Brasília (DF)PROPOSTAS: SÁUDE BUCAL | PASTORAL DA SAÚDE – CNBB | MOPS/PA  O DESENVOLVIMENTO DO SISTEMA ÚNICO DE SAÚDE  Propostas e Diretrizes do Ministério da Saúde para os dez eixos temáticos cronograma - tema - regimento - regulamentoA Conferência Nacional de Saúde (CNS) deverá se constituir em foro privilegiado de debates abertos a todos os segmentos da sociedade e terá por finalidade analisar os avanços e retrocessos do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) à luz do texto constitucional e das propostas oriundas do Movimento da Reforma Sanitária, no decorrer de seus 15 anos de existência. Assim, por meio da identificação e análise dos grandes desafios para o Governo Lula no que se refere à Saúde, deverá elaborar proposta de diretrizes a serem incorporadas pelo SUS com vistas ao acesso, eqüidade, qualidade e humanização na Atenção à Saúde, condição básica para o exercício da cidadania. A realização da Conferência Nacional de Saúde ocorrerá em etapas, antecedidas de outras conferências em âmbitos municipal e estadual nas quais será debatido o temário central proposto para a etapa a ser realizada em Brasília. CRONOGRAMAA Conferência Nacional de Saúde terá abrangência nacional, conseqüentemente suas análises e proposições deverão ter esta qualidade, embora deverá considerar as análises e proposições consolidadas pelas conferências estaduais e municipais de Saúde. As etapas da 12ª Conferência Nacional de Saúde serão realizadas nos seguintes períodos: I – Etapa Municipal – até 30/09/2003 II – Etapa Estadual – até 31/10/2003 III – Etapa Nacional – 07 a 11/12/2003 A Etapa Nacional será realizada em Brasília, sob o patrocínio do Ministério da Saúde.sobeTEMAO Plenário do Conselho Nacional de Saúde, em sua 25ª Reunião Extraordinária, debateu sobre a 12ª Conferência Nacional de Saúde e deliberou que o tema central do encontro será:"SAÚDE: UM DIREITO DE TODOS E DEVER DO ESTADO - A SAÚDE QUE TEMOS, O SUS QUE QUEREMOS”.O tema central deverá abordar 10 aspectos, considerados como eixos temáticos (A lista pode ser checada no gráfico abaixo). Cada um dos itens não está classificado de acordo com uma posição hierárquica, ou seja, todos são importantes, tendo sempre oCONTROLE SOCIALl como eixo central.A escrição de cada eixo temático está sendo elaborada pelo Plenário do CNS e pela Comissão Organização da 12ª Conferência Nacional de Saúde. Essas descrições estarão sendo divulgadas com brevidade. REGIMENTO DA  12ª CONFERÊNCIA NACIONAL DE SAÚDEO Regimento Interno da 12ª Conferência Nacional de Saúde foi aprovado na 131º Reunião Ordinária do Conselho Nacional de Saúde, realizada nos dias 04 e 05 de junho de 2003 e alterado na 133ª Reunião Ordinária do Conselho Nacional de Saúde, realizada nos dias 06 e 07 de agosto de 2003. Para conhecer o regimento da Conferência na íntegra clique aqui.  sobe
Review of research about parish nursing
Authors: King Michalene A.
Published: July 2022

Parish nursing is a unique type of community health nursing. Parish nurses do not perform hands-on nursing. Parish nursing care complements other health care delivery systems in the United States. Empirical literature about parish nursing is categorized into health needs assessment, parish nursing practice, and perceptions of parish nursing. Parish nursing can be seen as a means to reduce health care costs and improve the health of a community
The civil responsability nurse as a public agent
Authors: Silvino Zenith Rosa
Published: July 2022

The work addresses the civil responsibility of the nurse as public agent, since he/she performs a service considered as public, as is the case of health care; independently of his/her condition of work, that is, public or private institution. It explains his/her situation under the understanding of the Law, in his/her relationships to the clients who consume his/her nursing works and the reason why this professional is encompassed as public agent. It shows the possibilities that the client possesses of demanding indemnity when he/she feels damaged by the services to him/her offered. It allows some reflections on his/her way of caring with the aim of prevent possible judicial claims. Concluding that the patient shall be seen as an allied to the nursing actions, that the nurse shall be closer to his/her clientele, establishing a partnership for there be a professional valorization, and he/she must increase his/her knowledge for him/her to work with safety, guaranteeing the basic premise of the profession: to take care.
Public policies regarding family, institutional requirement from the politics philosophy of Hegel and Marx
Authors: Alves Maria Dalva , Costa Maria Suêda , Gadanha Alberto Dias , Barroso Maria Grasiela , Oliveira Mônica Batista
Published: July 2022

The study objective was to highlight Hegel’s principles of ethicity, localizing the Family in relation to Civil Society and the State, comprehending Marx criticism on the role of the family and civil society regarding the capitalism state. The authors have gathered themselves in order to articulate the thinker’s content about public health issues, focusing on family’s health, thus disabling thematic complexity discussions, and their use to guide nursing practices under a family health context in multiple aspects. In conclusion, whether families and civil society are constituted of a varied of members and whether the State would determine the quality of the family and the civil society, Public Policies should be implemented to build a society which can afford values of public responsibility, and social goals defined by government responsibility.
Literature review on ineffective thermoregulation - OBJN club journal
Authors: Guimarães Marcia Valéria
Published: July 2022

The literature review on ineffective thermoregulation was made is to provide nurses with summaries and commentaries on recent articles that represent current issues in selected areas of high complexity as neonatal care. The objective was to identify scientific production in nursing and analyse its applicability the practice.
Literature review on risk of infection in cateter venous related to the dialysis treatment - OBJN club journal
Authors: Paula Débora Holanda de , Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

The review of literature on risk of infection related venous catheter to the treatment of dialysis presents for nurses summaries and commentaries on articles published recently. A research for bibliographical survey through the manual and computerized search in the periods between 1999 and 2002 was carried through with the objective to identify nursing interventions to reduce infection at the catheter central venous (CVC) for dialyses.The interventions of nursing for these customers are concentrated in minimizing the introduction of microorganisms and increasing the resistance to the infection.
Literature review on neonatal pain - OBJN club journal
Authors: Rocha Flavia Oliveira , Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

The  literature review about the neonatal pain presents for nurses summaries and comments about articles published recently that represent present aspects from the area of high complexity as neonatal care. The objective is identify the scientific literature of nursing and its aplicability to the practice.  The methodology utilizesresearch computer and/or manual bibliography.
Literature Review on newborn care- OBJN club journal
Authors: Pacheco Olívia Miranda , Cruz Isabel Cristina Fonseca da
Published: July 2022

The literature review on newborn care presents for nurses summaries and commentaries on articles published recently. The objective was to identify to the scientific nursing since 1999 until 2003 and to analyse its applicability to the practice.The methodology utilizes research computer and/or manual bibliography.