2018
DOI: 10.4025/cienccuidsaude.v17i3.37244
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<b>Jornada de trabalho de 24 horas consecutivas e a implicação para o ofício da enfermagem/ Consecutive 24-hour working day and implication for the office of nursing<b>

Abstract: A jornada de trabalho de 24 horas consecutivas é uma realidade na atividade de enfermagem. A demanda por melhores salários para a conquista de uma vida digna, muitas vezes, faz com que o profissional de enfermagem enfrente jornadas extensa e intensa de trabalho e em turnos noturnos. Porém, tal rotina pode implicar em prejuízo ao profissional, no que tange ao tempo de sono/repouso e exposição a maiores riscos de acidentes de trabalho devido ao cansaço. Adotou-se a teoria da motivação de Maslow para refletir sob… Show more

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“…the precarious conditions regarding PPE, the lack of human resources, the workday 24-to 36-hour exhaustive work, without rest breaks, low wages, which oblige professionals to maintain more than one job, among other issues 4,5 . A study shows that 65.9% of nursing professionals consider the profession exhausting, with a growing increase in depression, obesity, extreme tiredness, feelings of devaluation, high rates (56.1%) of sick leave and accidents, and job insecurity 6 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Working conditions of nursing professionals in the context of COVID-19

Cristina da Costa,
Edla de Oliveira Bringuente,
Barcelos de Oliveira
et al. 2023
jhgd
“…the precarious conditions regarding PPE, the lack of human resources, the workday 24-to 36-hour exhaustive work, without rest breaks, low wages, which oblige professionals to maintain more than one job, among other issues 4,5 . A study shows that 65.9% of nursing professionals consider the profession exhausting, with a growing increase in depression, obesity, extreme tiredness, feelings of devaluation, high rates (56.1%) of sick leave and accidents, and job insecurity 6 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Working conditions of nursing professionals in the context of COVID-19

Cristina da Costa,
Edla de Oliveira Bringuente,
Barcelos de Oliveira
et al. 2023
jhgd