Violência causada aos profissionais de  saúde durante a pandemia da COVID-19

Ribeiro, Beatriz Maria dos Santos Santiago; Robazzi, Maria Lúcia do Carmo Cruz; Dalri, Rita de Cássia Marchi Barcellos

doi:10.32811/25954482-2021v4n2p115

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“…Deficiencies in physical structures and material resources, a lack of suitable places to rest and eat, disorganization, and unsuitable working environments were situations experienced by these workers, which—over and beyond exposure to COVID-19—constituted situations of institutional violence to which nurses were exposed. Even though these conditions were not perceived explicitly by the study participants, they can be identified in declarations regarding unfavorable work environments in the interviews [ 13 , 29 , 30 ].…”

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COVID-19 Pandemic: Analysis of Health Effects on Emergency Service Nursing Workers via a Qualitative Approach

Vianna

Baptista

Gomes

et al. 2023

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, longstanding issues involving nursing work, which has always involved significant risks of illness and infection, were intensified. It is necessary to acknowledge the risks and nurses’ perceptions about the risks qualitatively during the period of the health crisis. The aim of this study was to examine the health repercussions perceived by nursing workers in emergency services during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil. This was a qualitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study. The settings of the study were emergency services with a national scope; the participants were nursing workers. Data were collected via face-to-face virtual calling interviews and analyzed via a content analysis technique, which was supported by IRAMUTEQ software. The formation of textual classes pointed in three thematic directions, from which three categories emerged: nursing workers’ exposure, due to a lack of protective equipment, to the risk of being contaminated with, falling ill from, and transmitting the COVID-19 virus; changes in work environments, processes, and relations in response to the pandemic; and physical, mental, and psychosocial alterations perceived by emergency service nursing workers. The exposure to the virus, risk of contamination, and changes in the work environment and relations all resulted in health repercussions, which were perceived as physical, mental, and psychosocial alterations that were described as dietary disturbances, physical fatigue, burnout, increased smoking, anxiety, sleep alterations, fear, exhaustion, stress, social isolation, loneliness, distancing from relatives, and social stigma.

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COVID-19 Pandemic: Analysis of Health Effects on Emergency Service Nursing Workers via a Qualitative Approach

Vianna

Baptista

Gomes

et al. 2023

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“…Durante la pandemia de COVID-19, se observó en Brasil una falsa romantización del trabajo de enfermería, visto como sacerdocio o heroísmo, que no se reflejó en cambios reales en las condiciones de trabajo. Como ejemplo más brutal, los profesionales de enfermería fueron objeto de violencia en el trabajo, ya sea por defender medidas de protección y cuidado científicamente legitimadas, o por ser vistos como una fuente de contaminación (30)(31) .…”

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“Somos seres humanos, también enfermamos”: presentismo en trabajadores de enfermería en contexto de pandemia

Galon,

Navarro

2023

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objetivo: comprender las experiencias de presentismo vividas por profesionales de enfermería en los servicios hospitalarios durante la pandemia de COVID-19. Método: estudio cualitativo, anclado en el materialismo histórico-dialéctico. Participaron de la investigación treinta trabajadores de enfermería, divididos en seis grupos focales en línea, analizados con base en la Hermenéutica-Dialéctica. Resultados: emergieron tres categorías de análisis: “Agravamiento del presentismo en el contexto de pandemia”; “¿Por qué fui a trabajar enfermo: decisión del trabajador o trabajo precario?”; “Viejos problemas, lucha permanente”. A pesar del padecimiento de los profesionales por la COVID-19, el presentismo en la pandemia estuvo marcado por la presión institucional para regresar al trabajo, el sufrimiento mental y la falta de reconocimiento y humanización. Entre los factores que propiciaron el presentismo destacaron la falta de pruebas de COVID-19, la preocupación por los pacientes, compañeros de trabajo y gestores, así como el miedo a perder su empleo y/o beneficios económicos. Ante este escenario, los trabajadores reclamaron una nueva realidad en la que derechos como salarios dignos y condiciones laborales seguras estén garantizados. Conclusión: el contexto de pandemia reveló un agravamiento del presentismo entre los profesionales de enfermería. Los resultados apuntaron la importancia de valorar concretamente la enfermería en términos legales y más allá de los honores.

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“…During the COVID-19 pandemic, a false romanticization of nursing work was observed in Brazil, seen as priesthood or heroism, which was not reflected in real changes in working conditions. As a more brutal example, nursing professionals were subject to violence at work, whether by defending scientifically legitimized protection and assistance measures, or by being seen as a source of contamination (30)(31) .…”

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“We are human beings, we also get sick”: presenteeism in nursing workers in a pandemic context

Galon,

Navarro

2023

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to understand the experiences of presenteeism in nursing professionals from hospital services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Method: qualitative study, anchored in historicaldialectical materialism. Thirty nursing workers participated in the research, divided into six online focus groups, analyzed based on Hermeneutics-Dialectics. Results: three categories of analysis emerged: “Worsening presenteeism in the pandemic context”; “Why did I go to work sick: the worker’s decision or precarious work?”; “Old problems, permanent struggle”. Despite the illness of professionals by COVID-19, presenteeism in the pandemic was marked by institutional pressure to return to work, mental suffering and lack of recognition and humanization. Among the factors that led to presenteeism, the lack of testing for COVID-19, concern for patients, co-workers and managers, as well as fear of losing their job and/or financial benefits, stood out. Faced with this scenario, workers called for a new reality in which rights such as decent wages and safe working conditions are guaranteed. Conclusion: the pandemic context revealed a worsening of presenteeism among nursing professionals. The results pointed to the importance of concretely valuing nursing in legal terms and beyond honors.

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Violência causada aos profissionais de saúde durante a pandemia da COVID-19

Cited by 4 publications

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COVID-19 Pandemic: Analysis of Health Effects on Emergency Service Nursing Workers via a Qualitative Approach

COVID-19 Pandemic: Analysis of Health Effects on Emergency Service Nursing Workers via a Qualitative Approach

“Somos seres humanos, también enfermamos”: presentismo en trabajadores de enfermería en contexto de pandemia

“We are human beings, we also get sick”: presenteeism in nursing workers in a pandemic context

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