Nursing records in face of COVID-19: contributions to nursing care, teaching, research and valorization of nursing

Luz, Givaneide Oliveira de Andrade; Oliveira, Carina Ribeiro de; Bezerra, Sandra Marina Gonçalves

doi:10.30886/estima.v18.980_in

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“…Desta maneira, aponta-se à necessidade de um aprofundamento na história da profissão para seguir na luta por uma Enfermagem reconhecida e valorizada (29) , debatendo sobre as condições de trabalho, principalmente no que diz respeito à jornada de trabalho e ao piso salarial, bem como os rumos da categoria (27) . Também, é essencial que a Enfermagem publique informações acerca de seu trabalho, a fim de repercutir na consolidação da profissão como ciência e cessar estereótipos ultrapassados (30) .…”

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“Tentamos salvar vidas e nossas próprias vidas”: o trabalho da enfermagem na pandemia da COVID-19

Boufleuer,

Ampos,

Quadros

et al. 2023

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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RESUMO Objetivo: Compreender as implicações das condições de trabalho durante a pandemia da COVID-19 para os profissionais de Enfermagem. Método: Estudo qualitativo, exploratório e descritivo, realizado em quatro hospitais no sul do Brasil. Foram selecionados 349 registros efetuados por enfermeiros e técnicos/auxiliares de enfermagem em formulário eletrônico, submetidos à análise de conteúdo. Os participantes consentiram com o Termo de Consentimento Livre e Esclarecido. Resultados: Foi evidenciado o aumento das demandas de trabalho e da exaustão; a falta de apoio da instituição hospitalar na assistência aos trabalhadores infectados e diante da necessidade de maior testagem; e os impactos da desvalorização da Enfermagem, expressos pelos sentimentos de vulnerabilidade e falta de reconhecimento. Considerações finais: A pandemia incrementou o desgaste da Enfermagem com projeção da falta de preparo para situações de crise. Sugere-se investir na formação de recursos emocionais e gerenciais das equipes para o enfrentamento das adversidades considerando novas situações sanitárias similares.

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“Tentamos salvar vidas e nossas próprias vidas”: o trabalho da enfermagem na pandemia da COVID-19

Boufleuer,

Ampos,

Quadros

et al. 2023

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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“…In this way, there is a need for a deeper understanding of the profession's history to continue the fight for a recognized and valued Nursing (29) , debating working conditions, especially regarding working hours and wages, as well as the direction of the category (27) . It is also essential for Nursing to publish information about its work to have repercussions on the consolidation of the profession as a science and put an end to outdated stereotypes (30) .…”

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“We try to save lives and our own lives”: nursing work in the COVID-19 pandemic

Boufleuer,

Ampos,

Quadros

et al. 2023

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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Objective: To understand the implications of working conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic for Nursing professionals. Method: Qualitative, exploratory, and descriptive study conducted in four hospitals in southern Brazil. A total of 349 records made by nurses and nursing technicians/assistants through an electronic form were selected and submitted to content analysis. Ethical aspects were respected, and the participants consented to the Free and Informed Consent Form. Results: The increase in work demands and exhaustion were evidenced; the lack of hospital institutional support in assisting infected workers and in view of the need for further testing; and the impacts of the devaluation of Nursing, expressed by feelings of vulnerability and lack of recognition. Final considerations: The pandemic increased the wear and tear of Nursing with a projection of the lack of structure for crises situations. It is suggested to invest in the emotional and managerial resources of health care teams to better cope with similar health crises in the future.

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“…Luz et al (2020) posited that the current pandemic is similar to the Crimean War, which motivated Florence Nightingale to use the data and information available to her as the nascent spark of today’s evidence-based healthcare. Despite the hard work nurses face on pandemic care, we still have to publish nursing research so the value can be consolidated as science.…”

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Social Distancing for Humans, not for Research

Lee¹

2021

Journal of Nursing Research

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A s I am writing this editorial remark in my research office, we are experiencing level 3 COVID-19 quarantine restrictions. Although our school has not yet shut down, no physical classes are being allowed, and all courses have been moved online. Despite the occasional audio delays and image transmission problems, I think this is the best way to continue learning outside of the confines of the traditional classroom. We went through this isolation process during the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) epidemic in 2003. At that time, we did not have mobile apps, so final tests were replaced by report assignments, and students learned from paper scenarios instead of practicing on real patients. It seems like that just happened yesterday, and I now view quarantine restraints as something almost as predictable as our summertime typhoons. You have to figure out how to continue your work and survive with greater resource restrictions (such as network speeds and purchase limitations).Fortunately, our research has continued during this pandemic. Reading all of the papers that will be published in this issue, I am deeply moved that, while social distancing has affected our physical contacts, it has not affected human research. We still have studies focusing on nurses' knowledge in sepsis and geriatric care. Researchers are dedicated to intervention studies designed to improve quality of life in injury patients, promote aerobic exercise in women with methamphetamine dependence, and reduce anxiety in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafts. Furthermore, nursing professionals have worked to examine the effects of crude oil pollution on newborn birth, the influence of drainage system sanitation on the incidence of urinary tract infection, and the association between body constitution and hypertension. Luz et al. (2020) posited that the current pandemic is similar to the Crimean War, which motivated Florence Nightingale to use the data and information available to her as the nascent spark of today's evidence-based healthcare. Despite the hard work nurses face on pandemic care, we still have to publish nursing research so the value can be consolidated as science. With each study conducted, knowledge accumulates to benefit patient care. It is not any easy job during this epidemic era. However, it is a worthy mission for human welfare.

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Nursing records in face of COVID-19: contributions to nursing care, teaching, research and valorization of nursing

Cited by 3 publications

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“Tentamos salvar vidas e nossas próprias vidas”: o trabalho da enfermagem na pandemia da COVID-19

“Tentamos salvar vidas e nossas próprias vidas”: o trabalho da enfermagem na pandemia da COVID-19

“We try to save lives and our own lives”: nursing work in the COVID-19 pandemic

Social Distancing for Humans, not for Research

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