Representações sociais sobre as mulheres rurais nas fotografias da revista Globo Rural (1985-2015)

Ribeiro, Isadora Moreira; Doula, Sheila Maria

doi:10.29146/eco-pos.v23i2.27397

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“…Continuing education actions, such as the offer of postgraduate courses, have been subsidized by the Ministries of Health and Education, since the mid-1990s 23 . Unlike permanent education actions, those do not offer conditions for the true re ection on professional roles in the face of the reality of health services 24 . In the present study, no signi cant difference was observed in relation to the CI and ECTE results, when comparing the results of professionals with or without specialization in public health or family health.…”

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Factors Related to Interprofessional Collaboration and Teamwork Climate in the Family Health Strategy

Vasconcelos

Higashijima

Costa

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Background: Working with an interprofessional focus is increasingly necessary, in view of the growing complexity of the population's health needs. This study aims to assess interprofessional collaboration and the teamwork climate in primary health care and determine whether there is a relationship between these two variables. In addition, the relationship of these two measures with the participants' sociodemographic variables was also analyzed. Methods: The AITCS-II instrument was used to measure interprofessional collaboration, while to diagnose teamwork climate, the ECTE instrument was used, a version adapted to the SUS context of the Teamwork Climate Inventory instrument. These two instruments were applied online together with a questionnaire for the sociodemographic characterization of the 544 participants, who belonged to 97 Family Health Strategy teams in a Brazilian municipality. Results: The study showed a strong correlation between interprofessional collaboration and teamwork climate. The studied sample had an unsatisfactory overall score regarding interprofessional collaboration. In addition, there was no relationship between teamwork climate or interprofessional collaboration and the participants' sociodemographic data; including the time of training and the presence or absence of postgraduate studies in public health or family health in the curriculum. Conclusions: The study corroborates the literature, by indicating a correlation between teamwork and interprofessional collaboration, pointing to ECTE as another way to evaluate interprofessional work and the health work process. As for the sociodemographic variables, the results raise an alert towards the strengthening of interprofessional education actions, both during the training of new professionals and in the work process of professionals who are already working.

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confidence: 99%