The inclusion of Brazilian flight female nurses in the second world war: challenges and achievements

Lourenço, Mariane Bonfante Cesário; Pinto, Carlos Eduardo; Silva, Osnir Claudiano da; Lourenço, Lúcia Helena Silva Corrêa; Paes, Graciele Oroski; Oliveira, Alexandre Barbosa de

doi:10.1590/2177-9465-ean-2017-0008

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“…Moreover, in relation to disaster risk reduction strategies, some alternatives have been pointed out with a focus on preparing nurses to work within the local health systems, guided by institutional and community demands. Such strategies are mediated by undergraduate and graduate programs, by proposals for incorporating the theme into training curricula and by verifying the need for continuous and advanced training with high fidelity simulation (24)(25)(26) .…”

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Safe intra-hospital care in context of vulnerability to socio-environmental disasters: implications for nursing

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Objectives: to analyze the factors involved in safe intra-hospital care, in a context of vulnerability to socio-environmental disasters and their implications for nursing. Methods: a cross-sectional study of a descriptive and exploratory nature. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 49 nursing professionals from a hospital in the mountainous region of the state of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), which suffered a significant impact from a socio-environmental disaster in January 2011. Data were processed by software IRaMuTeQ. Results: aspects related to disaster assistance were presented through a thematic chunk with four classes, through descending hierarchical classification. Conclusions: for better nursing response in socio-environmental disasters, in an intra-hospital setting, investments for training and continuing education should be prioritized; adequate provision and provision of human, material and technological resources; psychological support for professionals after such events; appropriation of nursing competencies for the development of advanced practices in disasters and effective risk management.

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“…Nesse mister, em curto espaço de tempo, a inserção nesse cenário exigiu dos oficiais enfermeiros, em curto espaço de tempo, conhecimento e liderança, de modo a ocupar posições de poder no espaço militar, representado pelo hospital onde atuariam. Isso porque, historicamente, as posições de comando por enfermeiros, em geral, ainda são reduzidas e não é diferente nas instituições militares (13)(14) .…”

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Evolução histórica da configuração da equipe de enfermagem em um hospital militar

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Objetivo: analisar a evolução histórica da configuração da equipe de enfermagem em um hospital militar. Métodos: estudo histórico-social. Fontes históricas: documentos escritos e depoimentos orais cedidos por cinco enfermeiras militares. Os dados coletados foram analisados em conformidade com o método histórico, após organização e classificação. Resultados: na chegada dos oficiais enfermeiros ao Hospital Central da Polícia Militar, a equipe de enfermeiros estava reduzida a quatro enfermeiros civis e à enfermeira-chefe. Contava também com cento e setenta sargentos e cabos de saúde e trezentos e quatro funcionários civis (técnicos e auxiliares de enfermagem). O cuidado de enfermagem era majoritariamente realizado por profissionais de nível médio que já pertenciam à corporação. Conclusão: os oficiais enfermeiros enfrentaram sobrecarga de trabalho, além das dificuldades com “os praças” (militares das categorias inferiores), no tocante ao acatamento da hierarquia, ocorrendo alguns embates, ensejados por disputas de poder, em um espaço misógino.

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“…Nurse is a health profession that has an important role in war (Ganz et al, 2019;Lourenço et al, 2017). They work on the front lines to provide medical care to victims of conflict, including military troops, prisoners of war, and civilians injured or sick as a result of the conflict.…”

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Nursing Profession in Times of War and Humanity: Insights from Siti Rufaidah's Legacy

Setiawan,

Suhanda

2023

General Nursing Science

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In armed conflicts, innocent people are often the victims of violence and brutality. War not only destroys infrastructure and the environment, but also destroys human morals and ethics. However, there are several humanitarian principles that must be upheld. These principles are set out in the Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocols, which form the basis of international humanitarian law. However, in reality there are still many countries that violate these principles. Violence and abuse against civilians, prisoners of war, and the injured continue to occur in many conflicts around the world. Nurse is a health profession that has an important role in war. They work on the front lines to provide medical care to victims of conflict, including military troops, prisoners of war, and civilians injured or sick as a result of the conflict. Nurses performed a variety of tasks during war, including treating patients with gun wounds, preparing medical equipment, taking blood samples for diagnosis, and providing psychological assistance to patients traumatized by the conflict. In the history of Islam and world civilization, many wars occurred during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Siti Rufaidah was one of the well-known nurse figures at that time and was often present in providing medical assistance to war victims. One of the proofs of her patentability in the world of nursing is during the Khandaq war. Siti Rufaidah at that time treated Sa'ad bin Muadz who was injured by an arrow until his condition stabilized and improved. The presence of Siti Rufaidah has had a huge impact on the development of the nursing profession in the Islamic world, and even today. She is a role model for Muslim nurses around the world.

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The inclusion of Brazilian flight female nurses in the second world war: challenges and achievements

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Safe intra-hospital care in context of vulnerability to socio-environmental disasters: implications for nursing

Safe intra-hospital care in context of vulnerability to socio-environmental disasters: implications for nursing

Evolução histórica da configuração da equipe de enfermagem em um hospital militar

Nursing Profession in Times of War and Humanity: Insights from Siti Rufaidah's Legacy

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