cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10296356.v1
title: THE CULTURE REGARDING THE SAFETY OF THE PATIENT IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE: DISTINCTIONS AMONG PROFESSIONAL CATEGORIES

description: Abstract The study that originated the present article had the goal of analyzing the culture of patient safety in primary health care in a large municipality in the state of Paraná, Brazil, according to the professional category. We conducted a cross-sectional study with primary health care workers, and the data was collected in 2017 through the application of a self-reported instrument called Survey on Patient Safety Culture for Primary Health Care (Pesquisa sobre Cultura de Segurança do Paciente para Atenção Primária, in Portuguese). The results indicated that the work process in each service where they work and the support from the managers were the dimensions of the safety culture that had the weakest evaluations. In general, there were differences of opinions regarding the perception of the safety culture on the part of the primary health care professionals, indicating the importance of the joint planning of health care strategies. The nurse technicians revealed a higher prevalence of weak evaluations of patient safety culture. On the other hand, the nurses revealed a lower prevalence of weak evaluations regarding safety culture.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10296344
title: ACCESS TO HEALTH BY THE TRANSSEXUAL POPULATION IN BRAZIL: BETWEEN THE LINES OF THE INTEGRATIVE REVIEW

description: Abstract The article presents a mapping of the scientific production regarding the access to health by the transsexual population after 2008, an important year for trans health in Brazil, in which the Transsexualizing Process of the Brazilian Unified Health System (Processo Transexualizador do Sistema Único de Saúde, in Portuguese) was created. The goal of the present work was to conduct an integrative review of the literature regarding the access to health by the Brazilian transsexual and transvestite population in the MEDLINE, LILACS and SciELO databases, using the following descriptors: ‘transsexuality,’ ‘transsexualism,’ ‘transvestitism,’ ‘transvestite’ and ‘transgendered,’ and 22 articles were selected. Considering the scientific production analyzed, we verified countless challenges regarding the access of the trans population to the Brazilian Unified Health System, such as discrimination, pathologization of transsexuality, lack of training on the part of the professionals, improper embracement, lack of resources to fund policies and programs geared towards the fight against discrimination due to homophobia or tans/transvestite-phobia, as well as the lack of guarantee of specific services – such as the transsexualizing process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10296344.v1
title: ACCESS TO HEALTH BY THE TRANSSEXUAL POPULATION IN BRAZIL: BETWEEN THE LINES OF THE INTEGRATIVE REVIEW

description: Abstract The article presents a mapping of the scientific production regarding the access to health by the transsexual population after 2008, an important year for trans health in Brazil, in which the Transsexualizing Process of the Brazilian Unified Health System (Processo Transexualizador do Sistema Único de Saúde, in Portuguese) was created. The goal of the present work was to conduct an integrative review of the literature regarding the access to health by the Brazilian transsexual and transvestite population in the MEDLINE, LILACS and SciELO databases, using the following descriptors: ‘transsexuality,’ ‘transsexualism,’ ‘transvestitism,’ ‘transvestite’ and ‘transgendered,’ and 22 articles were selected. Considering the scientific production analyzed, we verified countless challenges regarding the access of the trans population to the Brazilian Unified Health System, such as discrimination, pathologization of transsexuality, lack of training on the part of the professionals, improper embracement, lack of resources to fund policies and programs geared towards the fight against discrimination due to homophobia or tans/transvestite-phobia, as well as the lack of guarantee of specific services – such as the transsexualizing process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032950
title: Challenges for Primary Health Care in Brazil: an analysis on the labor of community health workers during a COVID-19 pandemic

description: Abstract The weaknesses of Primary Health Care can be recognized by analyzing the work of community health workers. Since the situation faced by these professionals represents structural challenges in the health system, this article aims to analyze the situation of these professionals when facing the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil. We analyze their challenges based on data collected from an online survey and netnography. For data analysis, we opted for content analysis, inspired by grounded-theory. We observed three dimensions that represent how community health workers experience the pandemic: changes in work practices, as well as in the interactions between workers and users and the expectation of the future in post-pandemic work. The analyses show that in order to protect these professionals and guarantee the functioning of Primary Health Care, it is necessary to have new strategies to make the dynamics of the workplace feasible.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032950.v1
title: Challenges for Primary Health Care in Brazil: an analysis on the labor of community health workers during a COVID-19 pandemic

description: Abstract The weaknesses of Primary Health Care can be recognized by analyzing the work of community health workers. Since the situation faced by these professionals represents structural challenges in the health system, this article aims to analyze the situation of these professionals when facing the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil. We analyze their challenges based on data collected from an online survey and netnography. For data analysis, we opted for content analysis, inspired by grounded-theory. We observed three dimensions that represent how community health workers experience the pandemic: changes in work practices, as well as in the interactions between workers and users and the expectation of the future in post-pandemic work. The analyses show that in order to protect these professionals and guarantee the functioning of Primary Health Care, it is necessary to have new strategies to make the dynamics of the workplace feasible.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032952
title: Prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms in workers during the COVID-19 pandemic

description: Abstract The study evaluated the prevalence of symptoms of depression and anxiety in a sample of Brazilian workers from different segments, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The correlation between the anxiety and depression scales of the screening instruments was also verified. Data were collected online using three instruments: a sociodemographic and occupational questionnaire, the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale - Short Form and the Occupational Mental Health Inventory. A total of 503 professionals participated, of which 78.5% were female, with an average age of 41.38 years, of which 92% attended higher education and resided in the southern region of Brazil. Both scales detected a higher prevalence of anxiety symptoms in women (54.3% and 59.9%) and in single people (68.8% and 68.1%). There was a significant association between outcomes of anxiety and depression symptoms and the prevalence of two independent variables: contact with people diagnosed with COVID-19 and feeling worried about the pandemic. The Occupational Mental Health Inventory showed greater sensitivity to assess anxiety symptoms and discriminate between workers who have symptoms and those who indicate having mental health, when compared to the other instrument. Longitudinal studies are suggested to capture the long-term effects of the outcomes evaluated, in order to improve the analysis of predictors of critical and non-critical values of symptoms of mental health problems.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032952.v1
title: Prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms in workers during the COVID-19 pandemic

description: Abstract The study evaluated the prevalence of symptoms of depression and anxiety in a sample of Brazilian workers from different segments, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The correlation between the anxiety and depression scales of the screening instruments was also verified. Data were collected online using three instruments: a sociodemographic and occupational questionnaire, the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale - Short Form and the Occupational Mental Health Inventory. A total of 503 professionals participated, of which 78.5% were female, with an average age of 41.38 years, of which 92% attended higher education and resided in the southern region of Brazil. Both scales detected a higher prevalence of anxiety symptoms in women (54.3% and 59.9%) and in single people (68.8% and 68.1%). There was a significant association between outcomes of anxiety and depression symptoms and the prevalence of two independent variables: contact with people diagnosed with COVID-19 and feeling worried about the pandemic. The Occupational Mental Health Inventory showed greater sensitivity to assess anxiety symptoms and discriminate between workers who have symptoms and those who indicate having mental health, when compared to the other instrument. Longitudinal studies are suggested to capture the long-term effects of the outcomes evaluated, in order to improve the analysis of predictors of critical and non-critical values of symptoms of mental health problems.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032955
title: Work process of the Family Health Strategy during the pandemic in Recife, Brazil: socio-spatial singularities

description: Abstract The multiple impacts of COVID-19 on the territories where the teams of the Family Health Strategy are linked require reorganizing the work process. In this study, it is proposed to analyze the recommendations of the Health Department of the city of Recife (Pernambuco) aimed at changes in the work process of the Strategy during the COVID-19 pandemic, relating them to the socio-spatial singularities of the territories where the teams are linked. This is a case study developed through documentary research with 14 documents. The results indicate that the components of the work process (object, instruments, actions and purposes) are centered on the disease, presupposing work with an individual and clinical approach. The collective actions of promotion and surveillance are directed almost exclusively at the community health agent. In general, the recommendations do not consider the magnitude of the health needs arising from the repercussions of COVID-19 and incipiently contemplate the socio-spatial singularities of the territories. However, the results obtained only portray the perspective of the recommendations, highlighting the need to check the operationalization, in the search to understand the directionality and width of the reorganized work process due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its relationship with the socio-spatial singularities.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032955.v1
title: Work process of the Family Health Strategy during the pandemic in Recife, Brazil: socio-spatial singularities

description: Abstract The multiple impacts of COVID-19 on the territories where the teams of the Family Health Strategy are linked require reorganizing the work process. In this study, it is proposed to analyze the recommendations of the Health Department of the city of Recife (Pernambuco) aimed at changes in the work process of the Strategy during the COVID-19 pandemic, relating them to the socio-spatial singularities of the territories where the teams are linked. This is a case study developed through documentary research with 14 documents. The results indicate that the components of the work process (object, instruments, actions and purposes) are centered on the disease, presupposing work with an individual and clinical approach. The collective actions of promotion and surveillance are directed almost exclusively at the community health agent. In general, the recommendations do not consider the magnitude of the health needs arising from the repercussions of COVID-19 and incipiently contemplate the socio-spatial singularities of the territories. However, the results obtained only portray the perspective of the recommendations, highlighting the need to check the operationalization, in the search to understand the directionality and width of the reorganized work process due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its relationship with the socio-spatial singularities.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032956
title: Primary Health Care Community of Practice: collective health management horizon memory

description: Abstract The research that originated this article aimed to identify experiences of institutional support within the scope of Primary Health Care, in order to understand how the proposal is disseminated, the limits, difficulties and results it has achieved in different contexts and realities. The mapping was carried out through documentary research in the Primary Care Community of Practice, resulting in the inclusion of 38 experience reports. The data corroborate the potential of institutional support to foster shared management practices and arrangements in the implementation of health policies and programs, in promoting changes in the teamwork process and in intra- and inter-institutional integration. It is used as a resource to transform normative indicators into social relations and organizational devices in the daily care and management of the Brazilian Unified Health System. The main challenges identified refer to resistance arising from cultural and communicational dynamics related to management concepts and practices influenced by the classical administration model, in addition to a set of operational issues that negatively affect the results achieved. The systematization of experiences made it possible for us to understand that institutional support demands complex mediation skills, which need to be better understood and implemented, especially with regard to community participation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032956.v1
title: Primary Health Care Community of Practice: collective health management horizon memory

description: Abstract The research that originated this article aimed to identify experiences of institutional support within the scope of Primary Health Care, in order to understand how the proposal is disseminated, the limits, difficulties and results it has achieved in different contexts and realities. The mapping was carried out through documentary research in the Primary Care Community of Practice, resulting in the inclusion of 38 experience reports. The data corroborate the potential of institutional support to foster shared management practices and arrangements in the implementation of health policies and programs, in promoting changes in the teamwork process and in intra- and inter-institutional integration. It is used as a resource to transform normative indicators into social relations and organizational devices in the daily care and management of the Brazilian Unified Health System. The main challenges identified refer to resistance arising from cultural and communicational dynamics related to management concepts and practices influenced by the classical administration model, in addition to a set of operational issues that negatively affect the results achieved. The systematization of experiences made it possible for us to understand that institutional support demands complex mediation skills, which need to be better understood and implemented, especially with regard to community participation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032961
title: Observations about acoustic correlates of stress in Apurinã (Arawak): a case study

description: This article investigates the hypothesis of duration being an acoustic correlate of stress in Apurinã, taking into account the results given by other authors. Cross-linguistic studies have suggested such a correlation. In this study duration is investigated in unstressed syllables, and in ones bearing primary and secondary stress. The article reviews previous work on Apurinã stress and then presents and analyzes new data. These results suggest a correlation between duration and primary stress only, and raise questions about the phonetic nature of such a correlation. The results also raise a theoretical question in phonology, namely the status of syllables with nasal vowels, which seem to behave like heavy or bimoraic syllables.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032961.v1
title: Observations about acoustic correlates of stress in Apurinã (Arawak): a case study

description: This article investigates the hypothesis of duration being an acoustic correlate of stress in Apurinã, taking into account the results given by other authors. Cross-linguistic studies have suggested such a correlation. In this study duration is investigated in unstressed syllables, and in ones bearing primary and secondary stress. The article reviews previous work on Apurinã stress and then presents and analyzes new data. These results suggest a correlation between duration and primary stress only, and raise questions about the phonetic nature of such a correlation. The results also raise a theoretical question in phonology, namely the status of syllables with nasal vowels, which seem to behave like heavy or bimoraic syllables.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032965
title: Reading and copying, listening and registering: a Jesuit dictionary as a tool for learning the Língua Geral in eighteenth century Amazonia

description: Abstract The aim of this article is to understand how a dictionary, written by a German Jesuit in the eighteenth century, was used as a tool for learning the “língua geral” in the Amazon region. The analyzed document is understood as a part of Jesuit linguistic politics, in which the learning of languages was of fundamental importance for missionary activity. The concept of cultural mediation will be discussed because the dictionary is interpreted as an essential linguistic tool for the missionary, as a mediator, to aid his conversion work. Firstly, this article intends to give a general outline of Jesuit linguistic politics in Portuguese America. Secondly, the manuscript is placed in its historical context. Finally, indications found in the entries that clarify the process of dictionary making, the missionary trajectory of the author, and his learning of the Língua Geral are analyzed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032965.v1
title: Reading and copying, listening and registering: a Jesuit dictionary as a tool for learning the Língua Geral in eighteenth century Amazonia

description: Abstract The aim of this article is to understand how a dictionary, written by a German Jesuit in the eighteenth century, was used as a tool for learning the “língua geral” in the Amazon region. The analyzed document is understood as a part of Jesuit linguistic politics, in which the learning of languages was of fundamental importance for missionary activity. The concept of cultural mediation will be discussed because the dictionary is interpreted as an essential linguistic tool for the missionary, as a mediator, to aid his conversion work. Firstly, this article intends to give a general outline of Jesuit linguistic politics in Portuguese America. Secondly, the manuscript is placed in its historical context. Finally, indications found in the entries that clarify the process of dictionary making, the missionary trajectory of the author, and his learning of the Língua Geral are analyzed.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6626065
title: dataset for "Long-lived Bell states in an array of optical clock qubits"

description: Dataset for main figures in "Long-lived Bell states in an array of optical clock qubits".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6626064
title: dataset for "Long-lived Bell states in an array of optical clock qubits"

description: Dataset for main figures in "Long-lived Bell states in an array of optical clock qubits".
DOI: 10.25442/hku.19689439.v1
title: Supporting data for "Acquired Pellicle on Restorative Material Surfaces: A Proteomics and Microbiomics Study"

description: This is the supporting Dataset and README.txt file for the thesis “Acquired Pellicle on Restorative Material Surfaces: <em>A Proteomics and Microbiomics Study”</em>. The folder contains three files: 1) information on the study subjects and tested specimens, 2) proteomics data for study 1, and 3) microbiomics data for study 2 documented in the thesis. These two studies investigated and compared the protein composition of the acquired pellicle and the bacterial composition of the subsequent early dental plaque on various restorative materials.
DOI: 10.25442/hku.19689439
title: Supporting data for "Acquired Pellicle on Restorative Material Surfaces: A Proteomics and Microbiomics Study"

description: This is the supporting Dataset and README.txt file for the thesis “Acquired Pellicle on Restorative Material Surfaces: <em>A Proteomics and Microbiomics Study”</em>. The folder contains three files: 1) information on the study subjects and tested specimens, 2) proteomics data for study 1, and 3) microbiomics data for study 2 documented in the thesis. These two studies investigated and compared the protein composition of the acquired pellicle and the bacterial composition of the subsequent early dental plaque on various restorative materials.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032970.v1
title: Preliminary report on research of the Casa de Pedra shell mound, São Francisco do Sul, Santa Catarina, Brazil

description: Abstract Babitonga Bay has a rich archaeological heritage, with a large number of sambaquis (shell mounds) related to pre-colonial fishermen-hunter-gatherers (±160 sites). The current project focuses on a sambaqui located in a cave on the east coast of São Francisco do Sul in the state of Santa Catarina known as the ‘Casa de Pedra’ mound. The site contains an archaeological matrix 38 cm thick and 27 m2 in area; excavation has been underway since 2015, in 5 cm deep levels over 30 1 x 1 m sectors to obtain samples for archaeological analysis. The matrix is predominantly composed of fish bone fragments and shells. Some calcined human bones were found scattered in the upper layers. Shells and human bones found at 3 cm and 20-25 cm depth were dated at approximately 4.460 ± 30 and 5.470 ± 30 years BP. However, sediment dating below the site indicated 4.330 ± 700 and 5.670 ± 850 years BP, leading us to question the origin of the archaeological matrix and its position in the temporal context. Some paintings were seen on the walls of the cave, which after further study may prove to be the first paintings of this type in the state and perhaps the first in Brazil associated with sambaquis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032970
title: Preliminary report on research of the Casa de Pedra shell mound, São Francisco do Sul, Santa Catarina, Brazil

description: Abstract Babitonga Bay has a rich archaeological heritage, with a large number of sambaquis (shell mounds) related to pre-colonial fishermen-hunter-gatherers (±160 sites). The current project focuses on a sambaqui located in a cave on the east coast of São Francisco do Sul in the state of Santa Catarina known as the ‘Casa de Pedra’ mound. The site contains an archaeological matrix 38 cm thick and 27 m2 in area; excavation has been underway since 2015, in 5 cm deep levels over 30 1 x 1 m sectors to obtain samples for archaeological analysis. The matrix is predominantly composed of fish bone fragments and shells. Some calcined human bones were found scattered in the upper layers. Shells and human bones found at 3 cm and 20-25 cm depth were dated at approximately 4.460 ± 30 and 5.470 ± 30 years BP. However, sediment dating below the site indicated 4.330 ± 700 and 5.670 ± 850 years BP, leading us to question the origin of the archaeological matrix and its position in the temporal context. Some paintings were seen on the walls of the cave, which after further study may prove to be the first paintings of this type in the state and perhaps the first in Brazil associated with sambaquis.