2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-81232009000500030
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Avaliação dos serviços hospitalares de emergência do programa QualiSUS

Abstract: Avaliação dos serviços hospitalares de emergência do programa QualiSUSEvaluation of emergency services of the hospitals from the QualiSUS program

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“…Such results are surprising, since the general context of the nursing job imposes an intense job pace (16) , often generated by the excessive demand of hospitalized patients (17) . The low psychological demand of the studied workers is linked to the fact that there are psychological There was a concentration of workers in the low control quadrant, probably because only 14.9% of the workers were nurses.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such results are surprising, since the general context of the nursing job imposes an intense job pace (16) , often generated by the excessive demand of hospitalized patients (17) . The low psychological demand of the studied workers is linked to the fact that there are psychological There was a concentration of workers in the low control quadrant, probably because only 14.9% of the workers were nurses.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(15) Despite the thoughtful care and, sometimes, lack of welcoming in hospital care, overcrowded emergencies, which are constant in Rio de Janeiro and cause a low level of problem-solving ability of primary care and a precarious hospital network, leading to uncertainties and/or fears with regard to the accomplishment of the treatment. (16,17) The characteristics of the emergency service, as the patient's main entry door to the services, make it difficult to maintain individual privacy in view of the many patients attended and procedures. Sharing actions can be an additional stressor for the patient, already aggravated by the diagnosis and the unstable clinical condition.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reasons for that are complex and have been discussed (Mattos, 2009). Among them, we highlight the precariousness of work management that emergency workers have to face, recently indicated by O'Dwyer (2008O'Dwyer ( , 2009). …”
Section: Samu and Its Function As A Network Observatorymentioning
confidence: 92%