2006
DOI: 10.5380/psi.v10i2.7680
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Trabalho voluntário em saúde: auto-percepção, estresse e burnout

Abstract: O voluntariado em saúde vem se expandindo em resposta à diversificação das demandas sociais e em contrapartida às contínuas carências do setor. É fundamental, portanto, conhecer a natureza do trabalho voluntário e suas conseqüências para o agente prestador de serviço. Assim, a presente pesquisa teve por objetivos descrever a percepção dos voluntários sobre sua atuação e avaliar o grau de estresse e burnout. Foram realizadas  entrevistas estruturadas com 39 voluntários seguidas da aplicação do Inventário de Sin… Show more

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“…The great emotional availability found in interviewees is not always associated with critical solidarity, 17,19 which is still incipient as a motivational guide for volunteer activity; thus, there is a predominance of the care dimension. 8 Nevertheless, there is evidence of the direction being oriented towards a volunteering model committed to current specifi c demands. …”
Section: "I Was Doing Nothing At All I Needed a Goal Now I'm Umentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The great emotional availability found in interviewees is not always associated with critical solidarity, 17,19 which is still incipient as a motivational guide for volunteer activity; thus, there is a predominance of the care dimension. 8 Nevertheless, there is evidence of the direction being oriented towards a volunteering model committed to current specifi c demands. …”
Section: "I Was Doing Nothing At All I Needed a Goal Now I'm Umentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The material collected from interviews indicates the necessity for hospitals to understand the importance and potential of volunteering 8 and to encourage volunteers to cooperate with the institution's goals and objectives.…”
Section: "Ill-informed Employees Think That Volunteers Will Take Theimentioning
confidence: 99%
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