Entre o êxito e a frustação com a operacionalização da SAE: recursos humanos como componente determinante para a visibilidade do enfermeiro no processo de trabalho
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2010-02-25
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Casafus, Karen Cristina Urtado [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, com os objetivos de: compreender o processo interacional planejamento-implementação da Sistematização da Assistência de Enfermagem (SAE), na perspectiva de dois grupos amostrais: Enfermeiros e Técnicos/Auxiliares de Enfermagem de um hospital universitário de grande porte, do interior paulista e desenvolver uma síntese dos modelos teóricos representativos dessas experiências. A saturação teórica se configurou, mediante a análise de 24 entrevistas, sendo de: 12 enfermeiros e 12 Técnicos/Auxiliares, lotados em unidades de internação clínicas e cirúrgicas. A entrevista não diretiva foi a técnica de coleta de dados, tendo como questão norteadora: — Como tem sido a sua experiência com a SAE? As entrevistas foram gravadas e transcritas na íntegra e analisadas, segundo os passos da Teoria Fundamentada em Dados, denominada internacionalmente por Grounded Theory. Desta análise emergiu dois modelos teóricos, referentes às experiências que deram origem a um terceiro, resultado da síntese. O primeiro refere-se à experiência interacional do enfermeiro, a qual reúne dois fenômenos: idealizando operacionalizar a SAE na sua plenitude, vislumbrando o reconhecimento social da profissão e frustrando-se com a falta de apoio da instituição no processo de trabalho da equipe de enfermagem. Da interrelação dos seus componentes (temas, categorias, subcategorias e elementos), configurou-se a categoria central — entre a idealização e a frustração no processo de trabalho do enfermeiro: recursos humanos como componente interveniente para operacionalização da SAE e visibilidade da profissão. O segundo modelo retrata a experiência de Técnicos/Auxiliares, composta de dois fenômenos: legitimando a SAE e não legitimando a SAE, dos quais emergiu a categoria central...
This is a qualitative study developed according to the comprehensive approach. It was approved by the Research Ethics Committee with the purpose to understand the planning-implementation interactional process of Nursing Care Systematization (SAE) at a university hospital in the perspective of two sample groups, namely nurses and nursing technicians/auxiliaries, in order to develop a synthesis of the theoretical models that are representative of the experiences lived. Theoretical saturation occurred through the analysis of 24 interviews with 12 nurses and 12 technicians/auxiliaries stationed in the clinical and surgical inpatient units of a large university hospital in inner São Paulo state. Non-directive interviews were used for data collection with the following guiding question: - What has your experience with SAE been like? The interviews were taped, fully transcribed and analyzed according to the steps the Grounded Theory. From such analysis, two theoretical models emerged with reference to the experiences. They originated a third model which was the result of the synthesis. The first refers to nurses’ interactional experience, which gathers two phenomena: idealizing SAE operationalization in its fullness, expecting the social recognition of the profession and becoming frustrated with the lack of support from the institution in the nursing team’s work process. From the inter-relation of its components (themes, categories, sub-categories and elements), the core category was formed - between idealization and frustration in nurses’ work process: human resources as an intervenient component for SAE operationalization and the profession’s visibility. The second model depicted technicians/auxiliaries’ experience, which consisted of two phenomena: legitimating SAE and not legitimating SAE, from which the core category emerged... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
This is a qualitative study developed according to the comprehensive approach. It was approved by the Research Ethics Committee with the purpose to understand the planning-implementation interactional process of Nursing Care Systematization (SAE) at a university hospital in the perspective of two sample groups, namely nurses and nursing technicians/auxiliaries, in order to develop a synthesis of the theoretical models that are representative of the experiences lived. Theoretical saturation occurred through the analysis of 24 interviews with 12 nurses and 12 technicians/auxiliaries stationed in the clinical and surgical inpatient units of a large university hospital in inner São Paulo state. Non-directive interviews were used for data collection with the following guiding question: - What has your experience with SAE been like? The interviews were taped, fully transcribed and analyzed according to the steps the Grounded Theory. From such analysis, two theoretical models emerged with reference to the experiences. They originated a third model which was the result of the synthesis. The first refers to nurses’ interactional experience, which gathers two phenomena: idealizing SAE operationalization in its fullness, expecting the social recognition of the profession and becoming frustrated with the lack of support from the institution in the nursing team’s work process. From the inter-relation of its components (themes, categories, sub-categories and elements), the core category was formed - between idealization and frustration in nurses’ work process: human resources as an intervenient component for SAE operationalization and the profession’s visibility. The second model depicted technicians/auxiliaries’ experience, which consisted of two phenomena: legitimating SAE and not legitimating SAE, from which the core category emerged... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Serviços de enfermagem, Enfermagem - Orientação profissional, Patient care planning, Human resources, Nursing team, Professional autonomy
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CASAFUS, Karen Cristina Urtado. Entre o êxito e a frustação com a operacionalização da SAE: recursos humanos como componente determinante para a visibilidade do enfermeiro no processo de trabalho. 2010. 151 f. Dissertacao (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu, 2010.