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Objective: To describe digital health and the clinical practice in nursing in the Brazilian context. Methods: Theoretical study about the operational development of digital health in nursing clinical practice. Results: Digital health in Brazil involves a still maturing set of concepts, including several different nursing technologies. There are federal initiatives to institute digital health modalities in public and private health sectors, associated with the science, technology, innovation, and telecommunication sectors. In the scope of nursing clinical practice, this is an incipient operationalization process when it comes to daily work. Nonetheless, resolutions have been published to regulate this modality in nursing in a broader context, that is, beyond that of the pandemic, for several specialties, with public consultations to deal with specific issues. Final Considerations: Digital health has been widely disseminated in health services, with relevant implications to the working category of Brazilian nursing field, on the clinic practice context, being attention deserved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to understand how men's feelings and emotions contribute to the Covid-19 framing in Brazil. Method: Asocial-historical, qualitative study, carried out with 200 men resident in Brazil, through online search on digital platform. The grasped data were analyzed by the Collective Subject Discourse method in the light of the reference of epidemic disease proposed by Charles Rosemberg. Results: Negative feelings and anxiety prevailed due to the knowledge about the growing number of hospitalized patients and deaths from the pandemic conveyed in the news. For men, the optimism is necessary to encourage attitudes with responsibility and trust that the crisis will be overcome. Subsequently, men present a set of attitudes and behaviors for coping with the pandemic. Moreover,the acceptance signals the emergence of the fourth dramaturgical act of the Covid-19framing. Conclusion: Men's feelings and emotions, in this historic context, pervade three of the four acts of the Covid-19 framingin Brazil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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