2014
DOI: 10.4236/ce.2014.58064
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Perceptions of Healthcare Undergraduate Students about a Hospital Clown Training

Abstract: Hospital clowns work worldwide as a health humanization resort, providing interplay with patients, family and staff. This type of activity varies greatly in terms of professionalism, accountability and artistic methods. Recently, some healthcare universities have introduced the clown language to undergraduates, aiming to train non-technical skills, often underrated in traditional healthcare teaching. Two 64-hour weekly hospital clown trainings were performed in a healthcare university in São Paulo, Brazil, in … Show more

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“…Two studies conducted in Brazil ( Nogueira-Martins, Lima-Costa, Nogueira-Martins, & Nogueira-Martins, 2014 ) and in New York City ( Leef & Hallas, 2013 ) investigated the role of clown training for undergraduate nurses: Students took part in clown workshops aimed at teaching nontechnical skills, such as improving emotional intelligence, empathy and communication skills. Nogueira-Martins et al evaluated the perceptions of two groups of students (Group A, 40 participants; Group B, 30 participants) over a period comprising 64-hour weekly hospital clown trainings.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two studies conducted in Brazil ( Nogueira-Martins, Lima-Costa, Nogueira-Martins, & Nogueira-Martins, 2014 ) and in New York City ( Leef & Hallas, 2013 ) investigated the role of clown training for undergraduate nurses: Students took part in clown workshops aimed at teaching nontechnical skills, such as improving emotional intelligence, empathy and communication skills. Nogueira-Martins et al evaluated the perceptions of two groups of students (Group A, 40 participants; Group B, 30 participants) over a period comprising 64-hour weekly hospital clown trainings.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O desenvolvimento de habilidades não técnicas, como a capacidade de escuta, de contato visual, de lidar com falhas, de compreender o outro e de compartilhar momentos de dor e sofrimento é um ponto positivo resultante da participação dos estudantes de saúde em projetos universitários relacionados a vivências com palhaços hospitalares (Lanzieri, Claro, Bragança, Montezano, & Silva, 2011;Nogueira-Martins, Lima-Costa, Nogueira-Martins, & Nogueira-Martins, 2014).…”
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“…Em diversos países do mundo, incluindo o Brasil, a linguagem do palhaço tem sido introduzida em cursos de graduação, com a finalidade de estimular o desenvolvimento de habilidades cognitivas e sociais nos futuros profissionais (Nogueira-Martins, Lima-Costa, Nogueira-Martins, & Nogueira-Martins, 2014).…”
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“…Nesse contexto, a literatura afirma que o trabalhador que participa de um programa de residência, especificamente o residente, está sujeito a se deparar com eventos desafiadores, associados a pressões internas e externas, o que pode resultar em situações geradoras de estresse 7 . Tais situações podem ir desde a sobrecarga de trabalho, alta carga horária, cobranças de diversas naturezas, baixa remuneração por hora trabalhada, instabilidade de vínculo profissional até o não reconhecimento do trabalho desenvolvido no cotidiano dos serviços 7 .…”
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