2021
DOI: 10.12957/sustinere.2021.53950
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Vigilância sanitária: revisão integrativa dos processos de capacitação da força de trabalho

Abstract: Resumo: Evidências de estudo de Vigilância Sanitária (Visa) têm demonstrado a falta de financiamento para executar as ações de Visa, consequentemente, com poucas atividades de capacitação na área, além da não implementação da política de educação permanente. Esta pesquisa objetivou avaliar as publicações na área quanto as capacitações de recursos humanos e a implantação da educação permanente como estratégia de ensino. Assim, foi realizada uma revisão integrativa por meio de uma busca nas bases de dados Medlin… Show more

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“…Large portions of the Brazilian working class, including domestic and rural workers, remained 'undocumented': excluded from the work-based citizenship and forced, as subcitizens, to sell their labour without protection. In fact, the link between work and citizenship established within the evolving formal labour market depended on social struggles and power dynamics in specific settings and the state's effectiveness in response to those struggles (Lopes, 1996).…”
Section: Brazil's Work Cardmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Large portions of the Brazilian working class, including domestic and rural workers, remained 'undocumented': excluded from the work-based citizenship and forced, as subcitizens, to sell their labour without protection. In fact, the link between work and citizenship established within the evolving formal labour market depended on social struggles and power dynamics in specific settings and the state's effectiveness in response to those struggles (Lopes, 1996).…”
Section: Brazil's Work Cardmentioning
confidence: 99%