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To report an educational strategy carried out with caregivers and family members of hospitalized patients to prevent pressure injuries using active methodology. This is an experience report on the application of an educational strategy regarding pressure injury prevention practices. It was carried out by a nursing academic, stoma therapists and col-laborators from an accredited public hospital in December 2023, being developed in three stages: Guidelines, Active Methodology and Content Synthesis. The participant observation method was used for data analysis. 27 family members, caregivers and companions participated. It was observed that the majority of participants were unaware of the strategies used to prevent injuries and, through educational action, it was possible to train and involve them in patient care, including prevention practices. In this way, collaboration between professionals, family members and patients aims to continuously improve services and the quality of care provided, providing a good experience for the patient. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This is a qualitative study that aims to describe the experience of developing an educational group to reduce the risk of developing lymphedema in women undergoing breast cancer treatment. The educational group took place through a curricular internship in Occupational Therapy in a Telehealth Extension Project. Despite the challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, it was possible to develop work that highlights the contribution of educational groups to the emancipation and autonomy of subjects in relation to their health and highlights the importance of Occupational Therapy in health education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the current scenario, non-communicable chronic diseases have been highlighted as responsible for the increase in morbidity and mortality worldwide, with relevance to cardiovascular diseases. To identify, in the scientific literature, educational technologies used in the health education process aimed at patients with cardiovascular diseases that contribute to an impact on quality of life. Integrative literature review using the research question and the mnemonic combination PICo. 16 articles were selected. The time frame was five years. Multidisciplinary approaches were observed for the management of educational and preventive practices in the world's major centers for cardiovascular diseases, which can also be used for other non-communicable chronic diseases. Educational strategies are observable in several interventions within health units. It is necessary to pay attention to the criteria in the construction and development of educational materials in the health area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to analyze the epidemiological profile of syphilis during pregnancy, from 2011 to June 2020 and to propose interventions to combat this infection. Method: this is a descriptive epidemiological study of a quantitative nature. Secondary data from the Notifiable Diseases Information System (SINAN) were used, from January 2011 to June 2020. Descriptive statistics were used for the analysis of variables and evaluation of raw numbers and frequency, with subsequent calculation of the incidence of syphilis cases in the city of Uberlândia. Based on the epidemiological analysis, intervention proposals were created to reduce the number of syphilis cases during pregnancy. Results: there were 986 cases of syphilis during pregnancy recorded, with an increasing trend over the years. In addition, there is a predominance of detection of cases during the third trimester of pregnancy, in pregnant women aged between 20 and 29 years, of mixed race and with incomplete elementary education. Conclusion: the scenario of syphilis during pregnancy is problematic in Brazil. However, this aspect can be better managed with effective interventions that include: health education, screening, guarantee of treatment and access and training of health professionals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Resumen Presentamos la sistematización de una experiencia de formación docente en ejercicio desarrollada en 2018-2019, articulando la Educación en Salud y la Interculturalidad crítica extendida, a través del Teatro del Oprimido. A partir del análisis de un caso real, lxs participantes crearon con sus propios cuerpos imágenes que representaban diferentes situaciones de opresión, para ser analizadas e intervenidas colectivamente. Focalizamos la sistematización en tres ejes: saberes, posicionamientos y reflexiones sobre Salud e Interculturalidad; lo ocurrido al poner el cuerpo y los sentimientos en juego; y al intervenir las imágenes, habilitando la reflexión sobre las posibilidades de transformación de la realidad. La sistematización nos permitió reconocer que el Teatro Imagen implicó un proceso de aprendizaje desarrollado en la propia práctica, que posibilitó explicitar múltiples posturas, incluyendo las políticamente incorrectas. Destacamos la riqueza de dispositivos que habiliten la dimensión de la transformación de la realidad en temáticas como Salud e Interculturalidad.

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Objective: to describe nursing students' knowledge and behavior about sexually transmitted infections. Method: three group sessions were held in November 2019, with the participation of nursing students. The analysis of the information was based on the analysis of operative content. Results: the university students demonstrated knowledge about sexually transmitted infections. Regarding risk perception, they feel vulnerable, although they are aware of protection. The academic environment provides greater susceptibilities, as well as social media. During graduation, they expanded their knowledge and began to be more careful, especially when diagnosing new infections of users of the health system met in practical class and internship. Conclusion: the adoption of safe practices is associated with acquired knowledge and the verification of new cases of users in learning scenarios. It is essential that educational institutions, especially universities, develop educational actions towards students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: There is less investment in the cancer survival phase worldwide, and in Portugal, there is no known intervention program focused on cancer survivor adaptation. Objective: To explore the key elements in the development of an educational intervention in nursing that promotes cancer survivor adaptation. Methodology: Qualitative exploratory study using a focus group with 9 experts for data collection. Results: Knowledge about the disease, self-management of symptoms, self-control of emotions, knowledge about coping strategies, and involvement of family members should integrate the content of the intervention to be developed. Educational strategies should be articulated with motivational and relational strategies. Cancer survivors must be involved in the learning process. The care plan must be individualized and include a health contract. Conclusion: This study allowed identifying a minimum set of characteristics that should integrate an educational intervention in nursing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: There is less investment in the cancer survival phase worldwide, and in Portugal, there is no known intervention program focused on cancer survivor adaptation. Objective: To explore the key elements in the development of an educational intervention in nursing that promotes cancer survivor adaptation. Methodology: Qualitative exploratory study using a focus group with 9 experts for data collection. Results: Knowledge about the disease, self-management of symptoms, self-control of emotions, knowledge about coping strategies, and involvement of family members should integrate the content of the intervention to be developed. Educational strategies should be articulated with motivational and relational strategies. Cancer survivors must be involved in the learning process. The care plan must be individualized and include a health contract. Conclusion: This study allowed identifying a minimum set of characteristics that should integrate an educational intervention in nursing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To demonstrate the benefits of health education on breast cancer for the population. Methods: Descriptive-exploratory study with a qualitative approach, using newsletters and banners prepared by students, monitored by graduate students in pathology and supervised by project collaborators and coordinators and disseminated to the community. Results: This experience resulted in greater use of the didactic and dynamic activities of the clinic, with an active methodology, as well as the empowerment of users for autonomy, the ability to identify determinants for their health and to take care of themselves and others around them. Conclusion: We conclude then that the campaign was enriching both for the students who organized it and for clients of the outpatient clinic, exposing a relationship between prevention and health promotion of users and with an extension project that aims to share the knowledge acquired in the academy, transcending their walls for everyone. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To report the experience of training caregivers of patients with chronic renal failure about basic life support based on the problematization methodology. Methods: It is an experience report of a training developed with 15 caregivers of patients with Chronic Renal Failure in June 2018. To meet the problematization method, we proposed to use the Arco de Manguerez through four stages: observation of reality, survey of key points, theorization and application to reality. Results: Strategies such as conversation wheel, semi-structured interview, training with practical simulation of cardiopulmonary arrest recognition and cardiopulmonary resuscitation maneuvers were used, with subsequent evaluation of the activity developed. The training provided the dissemination of essential knowledge for people who manage the care of patients with chronic diseases, such as Chronic Renal Failure, who can progress to cardiac arrest. Conclusion: The problematization made it possible for caregivers to participate in the educational process as active subjects, extrapolating the condition of spectators. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: The systematization of nursing care is a methodology in order to organize and make nursing care oriented by scientific principles. The expanded clinical assistance presupposes a singular personal approach through an integral, interdisciplinary and shared practices. This essay reflects on the challenges which these two perspectives bring to innovate the mental health education, intending to identify theoretical intersections and counterpoints and also its appropriation by mental health nurses. The articulation between these two approaches expand the working perspective of the nurses in favor of the patient, valuing their potentialities, making the care process more dynamic, interactive and supportive. The main challenge of mental health nursing education is to take the students to learn how to act in uncertain scenarios by professional, systematic, creative, autonomous-dialogical practices which also take them to their professional development considering interdisciplinary work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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O PET-Saúde da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) foi a primeira experiência institucional de educação pelo trabalho em grupos tutoriais interprofissionais na atenção básica, envolvendo todos os cursos da saúde. Foi desenvolvido em centros de saúde de Belo Horizonte, Brasil, entre 2009 a 2011. O objetivo deste estudo foi compreender como os docentes/tutores do PET-Saúde da UFMG perceberam a Educação Interprofissional (EIP) presente no PET-Saúde, a partir da narrativa de 14 tutores do PET-Saúde. A maioria dos docentes foi favorável ao processo de ensino-aprendizagem em grupos interprofissionais no serviço, mesmo considerando a experiência desafiadora. O estudo identificou elementos importantes e nos permite considerar o PET-Saúde na UFMG como inovação educacional exitosa, e a atenção básica um contexto favorável para a educação interprofissional.

Este estudo buscou analisar as potencialidades e os entraves na consolidação e operacionalização das atividades de ensino e aprendizagem vivenciadas na interação entre estudantes e trabalhadores dos serviços de Atenção Primária à Saúde (APS). Realizou-se pesquisa qualitativa, por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas com profissionais de diferentes categorias e serviços da APS de um município de médio porte do estado de São Paulo. Os dados foram analisados segundo a abordagem histórico-cultural, de acordo com o método explicativo de Vigotski. Constatou-se que os cenários da APS têm se constituído enquanto campo fundamental de aprendizagem para uma formação que atenda aos preceitos do SUS. Entretanto, faz-se necessária uma série de ajustes e pactos entre os órgãos formadores, unidades de saúde e gestores encarregados desta articulação, para que alunos, professores, trabalhadores e população possam ser beneficiados com essa intervenção.

A formação de profissionais para o Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) deve se ancorar em concepções de saúde, educação e trabalho que apontem para mudanças orgânicas no setor saúde. Nesse sentido, apresenta-se uma reflexão teórica e prática acerca dos conceitos sobre saúde, educação e trabalho que influenciam a proposta do PET-Saúde como ferramenta de educação pelo trabalho e estratégia indutora da formação para o SUS. Esta reflexão é fruto de rodas de conversa entre preceptores, monitores, tutores e coordenadores do Pró/PET-Saúde, em que se identificou a necessidade de um aprofundamento teórico-conceitual, de forma a conceber significado à prática cotidiana de atividades do PET-Saúde. Dessa forma, acredita-se que aprofundar as discussões, bem como mergulhar nos referenciais de saúde, educação e trabalho contribuem para a ampliação do olhar de todos os integrantes da rede tutorial acerca da relevância do PET-Saúde para a formação e para o cotidiano do trabalho.

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Abstract We sought to know the spectra of mothers of premature children regarding their experience with circle of culture of educational character and identifying the learning provided by the circle of culture about newborn care after hospital discharge. A descriptive study was performed in a hospital located in Fortaleza, Brazil. Three meetings of a circle of culture with 17 mothers of premature newborns were performed. The interpretation of the corpus was performed using thematic analysis. Emerged from the categories: Maternal experience in a circle of culture; Promoted social support among mothers through the circle of culture; and Learning provided by the circle of culture. It was concluded that teaching parents during the hospitalization of the child should be held in a way to involve parents in the care of the newborn, provide moments of health education, opportunities for support and dialogue between professionals and family.

Existem dois fenômenos distintos que se interligam, considerados graves problemas de saúde pública: o viver nas ruas e o uso de drogas. Diante dessa problemática os Consultórios de Rua foram implementados privilegiando a abordagem nos contextos de vida do usuário morador de rua. O objetivo foi conhecer as práticas de saúde realizadas no cotidiano das equipes dos Consultórios de Rua, além de descrever as estratégias de atuação das equipes, conhecer o entendimento das equipes sobre educação em saúde e desvelar os sentimentos sobre o processo de trabalho na rua. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, com observação participante e análise de conteúdo proposta por Bardin. Da análise das entrevistas de 15 participantes, emergiram cinco categorias temáticas. As práticas de saúde pelas equipes privilegiam o vínculo e o acolhimento das pessoas em situação de rua, reforçando a importância do protagonismo do usuário e da interdisciplinaridade, bem como o trabalho em rede intersetorial.

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Estudo qualitativo que objetivou conhecer as concepções de 12 enfermeiros assistenciais, que compõem a rede pública de saúde de um município do interior paulista, sobre Educação para a Saúde, e propor ação educativa. Utilizou-se da metodologia da pesquisa-ação. A coleta dos dados ocorreu no segundo semestre de 2009, nas unidades públicas de saúde desse município. Foram usadas as técnicas de observação participante e entrevistas individuais. A análise e interpretação dos dados foi feita por categorização, fundamentada na teoria de Paulo Freire. Como resultados, revelou-se o reducionismo da Educação para a Saúde na abordagem pedagógica que envolvia a transmissão de conhecimentos, contemplando uma tendência biologicista da formação acadêmica. Porém, nos círculos de discussão, presumiu-se o despertar de uma consciência política relacionada à temática e à promoção da saúde. Concluindo, apreendeu-se a necessidade de mudanças na formação, e de viabilizar novos modos de produção de ciência, na busca pela transformação social.