Cooperação internacional em saúde: o serviço especial de saúde pública e seu programa de enfermagem

Campos, André Luiz Vieira de

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“…It can be used in different fields of human activities with a view to the implementation of new services or technical cooperation, but always sharing responsibilities. Thus, it responds to different interests and is a common phenomenon between developed and developing countries, mainly in the field of human resource training and material resources (23) .…”

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Brazilian and North-American nursing in the HOPE Project (1972): approximations and gaps

Carlos

Padilha

2018

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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Objective: Understand the structuring and operation of the Nursing Service on the hospital ship HOPE and the relations between Nursing from North America and from Rio Grande do Norte. Method: Qualitative, sociohistorical research, developed by consulting documentary and oral sources. Results: The analysis revealed the categories: The HOPE Project: impressions of its nurses and Nursing on the hospital ship SS HOPE: Brazilian impressions. These categories revealed a Nursing Service similar to that of a general hospital, ordered by scales and which functioned uninterruptedly in the three shifts. Final considerations: The Nursing Service consisted exclusively of nurses; followed a hierarchical system; with accumulation of administrative and care functions; strict, precise and technical execution of the work. The language and cultural barriers do not seem to have compromised the Exchange and the work system in counterparts.

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Brazilian and North-American nursing in the HOPE Project (1972): approximations and gaps

Carlos

Padilha

2018

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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“…The SESP nursing program began officially in August 1942, when the IAIA approved the project entitled "More public health nurses for Brazil. " The Rockefeller and Kellogg Foundations also supported the program (Campos, 2008).…”

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“…Tennant's report focused on the "…urgent need for registered nurses in hospitals". Her report also encouraged the creation of a School of Nursing with a minimum of 150 students (Campos, 2008). The report urged the Ministry of Education and Health to supervise the creation of nursing schools across the country and to be responsible for organizing the four schools in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Sao Paulo and Belem.…”

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Seeding a Profession: The Intersection of the State, International Interests, and the Early Development of Brazilian Nursing

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Freitas²,

Squires³

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State and international entities can have profound effects on the development of a country's nursing profession. Through a global health governance lens, this paper explores the development of nursing in Brazil during the early twentieth century, and its intersections with national and international interests. Accordingly, we will show how state policies established an environment that fostered the institutionalization of nursing as a profession in Brazil and supported it as a means to increase the presence of females in nation building processes. The State focused on recruiting elite women for nursing, in part due to the Rockefeller Foundation's involvement in the country. Nurses who worked for Rockefeller came from well-educated classes within US society with specific ideas about who should be a nurse and the roles of nurses in a healthcare system. These women served as the primary vehicles for interacting with Brazilian health authorities responsible for health system development. Their early efforts did not, however, ensure a system capable of producing nursing human resources at a rate that, in present day Brazil, could meet the health needs of the country. Findings from this paCultura de los Cuidados Historia

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“…Segundo Campos (2008), a expansão do SESP significou a ampliação da presença material nessas regiões mais "subdesenvolvidas" do país, em que os profissionais de saúde do SESP eram um dos contatos dessas áreas rurais com o governo federal. Assim, nesse emaranhado de sujeitos envoltos em interesses de oligarquias locais e suas interfaces com os projetos de desenvolvimento do Estado brasileiro, deu-se a capilarização do modelo sespiano, seu modus operandi, bem como suas concepções de educação sanitária nos mais variados espaços, dentre eles, nas escolas primárias dessas regiões, principalmente da zona rural.…”

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“…O Serviço Especial de Saúde Pública (SESP) foi criado em 1942, através de acordo entre os governos brasileiro e norte-americano, tendo como funções o saneamento de regiões produtoras de matérias-primas estratégicas aos interesses militares dos Estados Unidos, como a borracha da região amazônica e o minério de ferro e mica do Vale do Rio Doce. Além disso, a criação dessa agência binacional procurou inicialmente prover a assistência médica aos seringueiros e o treinamento de profissionais de saúde, especialmente médicos, enfermeiras e engenheiros sanitários (CAMPOS, 2008).…”

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O serviço especial de saúde pública e suas ações de educação sanitária nas escolas primárias (1942-1960)

Renovato

Bagnato

2010

Educ. rev.

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The Public Health Special Services (Serviço Especial de Saúde Pública -SESP) was created in 1942 from an agreement between the Brazilian and North American governments, having as functions, the sanitation of regions which produced primary material, such as the rubber from the Amazon region and the iron ores and mica from Vale do Rio Doce. SESP expanded in the rural Brazilian regions, where it built nets of local health units, focusing not only on the preventive medicine, but also the healing one, having as its main axis, the sanitary education in the most different spaces, among them, at primary schools. The proposal of this article was to present the conceptions of sanitary education, as well as the educational health activities turned specifically to schools, seeking to articulate the sespian conceptions with the subjectivity processes, which may or may not have contributed in the production of other and new identity formers. For this study, we adopted the time cut from 1942 to 1960, stage when SESP presented itself as a bilateral agency, and gifted with certain regimental and budgetary autonomy in relation to the former Ministry of Education and Public Health. As historical sources, its publications at the time were used, the SESP Magazine and the SESP Bulletin.

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Cooperação internacional em saúde: o serviço especial de saúde pública e seu programa de enfermagem

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Brazilian and North-American nursing in the HOPE Project (1972): approximations and gaps

Brazilian and North-American nursing in the HOPE Project (1972): approximations and gaps

Seeding a Profession: The Intersection of the State, International Interests, and the Early Development of Brazilian Nursing

O serviço especial de saúde pública e suas ações de educação sanitária nas escolas primárias (1942-1960)

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