Producción científica de los profesionales de enfermería en un hospital de tercer nivel

Benavente, Magdalena Díaz; Leal, Cándido Martín; Aguado, José Miguel; Rincón, Baldomero Maya

doi:10.1016/s1130-8621(04)73896-6

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“…Existe la creencia de que los entornos tecnificados y con equipamiento tecnoló-gico tienden a alejar a los profesionales de las personas, disminuye la empatía y dificulta el contacto. Pero existen trabajos como los de Barnard y Sandelowski, ), Bastos, (2002), Mahon, (2006), Del Llano Señaris, (2003), Dragon, (2006) y Escudero Rodríguez, (2003 en los que se afirman que la tecnología por si misma es un elemen-to neutro y en función del uso y del significado que se le dé ésta tendrá efectos positivos y negativos en el cuidado y en las personas. Entonces ¿cuál es el significado de la tecnología para la enfermería?, ¿existe una relación entre el significado que se le dé y su posterior utilización de una u otra manera?…”

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La construcción moderna de la enfermería

Palacios‐Ceña¹

2007

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SUMMARYM odern times together with positivism marked and determined the way to build and understand the world between XVII and XIX century, being the main instruments technology, reason and science, turning efficiency, aim and pragmatism into essential and necessary elements within our way of living to perceive our environment and relationships.Nursing as a discipline and health care as object of study were not considered far from this influence, in fact many nursing elements and health care elements are saturated with part of that modern positivism thought.The present study describes modern and positivism characteristics as well as how there exist elements within nursing built from a modern perspective. Among others, the way of planning nursing activities in hospitals, lost of the individual's complexity, modern ethics, paradigms and research in nursing, health care as a study object and the meaning of technology in nursing.Keywords: Modern, modernity, positivism, technology, health care, nursing. RESUMENL a modernidad junto al pensamiento positivista marcaron y determinaron la manera de construir y entender el mundo entre el siglo XVII y principios del XIX. Siendo sus principales instrumentos la tecnología, la razón y la ciencia, convirtieron la eficacia, lo objetivo, lo pragmático y lo tangible en elementos imprescindibles y necesarios en nuestra forma de vivir y percibir nuestro entorno y nuestras relaciones. La enfermería como disciplina y los cuidados como objeto de estudio no estuvieron fuera de esta influencia, de hecho muchos elementos de la enfermería y del cuidado están impregnados de parte de este pensamiento moderno y positivista. Este trabajo describe las características de la modernidad y del positivismo y como existen elementos dentro de la enfermería construidos desde una perspectiva moderna, entre otros: La organización de la actividad de enfermería en los hospitales, la pérdida de la complejidad de la persona, la ética moderna, la investigación y paradigmas en enfermería, el cuidado como objeto de estudio de la enfermería y el significado de la tecnología en la enfermería.Palabras clave: Modernidad, positivismo, tecnología, cuidados y enfermería.

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La construcción moderna de la enfermería

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2007

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“…In 1977, nursing education acquired university status in Spain. However, candidates completing the course are not eligible for postgraduate studies (González Gil, et al, 2006) but only qualify for advanced training in research methodology (Díaz Benavente, et al, 2004). As a consequence of the present syllabus, approximately 57 nurses have obtained their doctorates in disciplines other than nursing (Nursing Research Report, 2005).…”

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Analysis of nursing research studies submitted to Spain’s health research fund and the resulting scientific output

Martín-Arribas

González-Gil

Zerolo

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Journal of Research in Nursing

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A descriptive observational study was conducted to ascertain and analyse the scientific status of nursing in Spain, based on nursing research studies submitted to the Health Research Fund ( Fondo de Investigación Sanitaria-FIS) for public funding and their ensuing scientific output. The study selection criteria required the following: the principal researcher to be a nurse; and the terms, ‘nursing’, ‘self-care’, ‘care’, ‘ulcer’ and/or ‘home care’ included in title or key words. For analysis of bibliographic output, a bibliographic search was made of national and international databases. During the study period (1996–2004), 673 nursing studies were submitted for public funding, with 28% being funded as a result. Of these, 37% addressed research topics focused on clinical practice. Most relied on quantitative methodology, with a descriptive design (48%). Of the studies funded from 1996 to 2002 (86), only 58% resulted in publications; of the total of 73 publications so yielded, only five were published in international journals. The main grounds for rejection of studies were also reviewed. Although nursing research is progressively increasing, it is essential to continue striving to enhance the quality and dissemination of such research.

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