Implicações do desenvolvimento econômico no trabalho, ambiente e saúde em comunidades portuárias no Ceará, Brasil

Bezerra, Maria das Graças Viana; Rigotto, Raquel María; Pessoa, Vanira Matos; Silva, Flora Viana Elizeu da

doi:10.1590/1413-812320141910.09802014

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“…The references used were: Comprehensive Sociology and Daily Life, such as postmodernity, tribe, ethics of aesthetics, powers, limits and, especially, Theoretical Assumptions and Sensitivity 15 ; and the ergological approach to understanding "human activity" 22 . Regarding the methodological framework of analysis of the collected data, it is observed that most used content analysis 13,[16][17][18][19]22,25,26 ; one study used speech analysis 20 ; another study used Ergonomic Analysis of Work 21 ; one study 23 used the hermeneutic-dialectical approach; another 24 used only the hermeneutic approach; other authors 27 used the analysis of the Collective Subject Discourse; and, finally, two studies 14,28 did not use a specific analysis reference.…”

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Promotion of Worker’s Health in Qualitative Research Approaches: A Scoping Review

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2020

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BackgroundIt is known that the investment in promoting health, both at the individual level and at the organizational level can bring benefits to all individuals included in this process. This Scoping Review compares the main results addressed in Brazilian qualitative researches and in other countries that addressed the topic of workers’ health promotion.Methods Thirty-three articles were selected for analysis from the SciELO, BVS - BDENF/Index, PubMed, and LILACS databases. Scientific articles that used a qualitative or quantitative-qualitative approach in Portuguese, English or Spanish, during the period from 2009 to the present moment of our Review (October 2019) were included. This Scoping Review was guided by Arksey and O’Malley’s framework.Results The literature review allowed the discussion on the following related topics: worker’s social participation in health decisions, perceptions/meanings about health promotion, working conditions and worker’s suffering, working conditions and the risk of illness, worker’s awareness, and changes in lifestyles, employers’ stereotypes about their workers and health promotion, the use of technology in health promotion interventions, the importance of communication in promoting workers’ health and social support at work for carrying out health promotion actions.ConclusionThis study showed differences in the research analyzed and provided the mapping of the main results that may support future research and changes in worker’s health policies in general. While in Brazil, studies are still focused on workers’ perceptions about health promotion and the assessment of working conditions risks to their health, in other countries, most qualitative research has been used to assess workers’ perceptions after a given workplace health promotion intervention.

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Promotion of Worker’s Health in Qualitative Research Approaches: A Scoping Review

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“…The results were used to support decisions that promoted sustainable development in port cities (Chen & Nuo, 2013). Bezerra et al. (2014) discussed the economic development of the Port of Pecém and Industrial Complex in Ceara, Brazil, and its impact on employment, environment, and health.…”

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Monitoring and analysis of the expansion of the Ajmr Port, Davao City, Philippines using multi-source remote sensing data

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Ports have been built or expanded in a number of countries to cater to increasing maritime trade in the 21st century. Port expansion is associated with economic and environmental impacts on the local and regional scales, and these impacts can be studied using remote sensing. The present study presents new results from multi-source remote sensing monitoring of the Ajmr Port expansion. An analysis of land use and vegetation coverage at the port is used to monitor the impact of port construction on the local ecology, while changes in roads, buildings, and lights are used to monitor the economic impact. The results show that: (1) After nine years of expansion, the port area has gradually expanded from the central to the southern coastal area, with an increase of 21.68 hectares during the expansion period. After the expansion, the area of builidings and construction in the study area increased significantly, while the area of water and green areas decreased significantly, indicating that the port construction changed the land use structure of the area. (2) From the perspective of vegetation coverage, the vegetation coverage within 5 km from the port is in good condition. After 9 years, the vegetation coverage in the region between 0.6 and 1 increased from 43.71% to 44.25%, reflecting the higher overall greening level in the region. (3) By analyzing the increase in roads and buildings, it can be seen that the port’s comprehensive transportation capacity has improved, the population of the region has increased significantly. As the scale of construction has been continuously expanded , the prosperity as increased. (4) By analyzing the changes in the light index, the light data from the northeast to the southwest in the region is very obvious, and it is clearly located along the coast, indicating that the economic development of the coastal zone is faster than other regions, and the coastal region has promoted the development of the inland region.

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“…The results were used to support decisions that promoted sustainable development in port cities (Chen & Nuo, 2013). Bezerra and co-workers discussed the economic development of the Port of Pecém and Industrial Complex in Ceara, Brazil, and its impact on employment, environment, and health (Bezerra et al, 2014). Felsenstein and co-workers used microscopic simulation models and statistical estimates to determine the relationship between expansion of the Haifa Port and expected future land use (Felsenstein et al, 2014).…”

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Ports have been built or expanded in a number of countries to cater to increasing maritime trade in the 21st century. Port expansion is associated with economic and environmental impacts on the local and regional scales, and these impacts can be studied using remote sensing. The present study presents new results from multi-source remote sensing monitoring of the Ajmr Port expansion. An analysis of land use and vegetation coverage at the port is used to monitor the impact of port construction on the local ecology, while changes in roads, buildings, and lights are used to monitor the economic impact. The results show that: (1)After nine years of expansion, the port area has gradually expanded from the central to the southern coastal area, with an increase of 21.68 hectares during the expansion period. After the expansion, the area of builidings and construction in the study area increased significantly, while the area of water and green areas decreased significantly, indicating that the port construction changed the land use structure of the area. (2) From the perspective of vegetation coverage, the vegetation coverage within 5 km from the port is in good condition. After 9 years, the vegetation coverage in the region between 0.6 and 1 increased from 43.71% to 44.25%, reflecting the higher overall greening level in the region. (3) By analyzing the increase in roads and buildings, it can be seen that the port's comprehensive transportation capacity has improved, the population of the region has increased significantly. As the scale of construction has been continuously expanded , the prosperity as increased. (4) By analyzing the changes in the light index, the light data from the northeast to the southwest in the region is very obvious, and it is clearly located along the coast, indicating that the economic development of the coastal zone is faster than other regions, and the coastal region has promoted the development of the inland region.

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Implicações do desenvolvimento econômico no trabalho, ambiente e saúde em comunidades portuárias no Ceará, Brasil

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

Promotion of Worker’s Health in Qualitative Research Approaches: A Scoping Review

Promotion of Worker’s Health in Qualitative Research Approaches: A Scoping Review

Monitoring and analysis of the expansion of the Ajmr Port, Davao City, Philippines using multi-source remote sensing data

Peer Review #1 of "Monitoring and analysis of the expansion of the Ajmr Port, Davao City, Philippines using multi-source remote sensing data (v0.2)"

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