Formação acadêmica do fisioterapeuta: a utilização de jogos e brincadeiras nos atendimentos de crianças
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2003-10-17
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Fujisawa, Dirce Shizuko [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A utilização de jogos e brincadeiras ocorre, com freqüência, nos atendimentos fisioterapêuticos de crianças, inclusive no estágio supervisionado realizado durante a formação acadêmica. O objetivo desse trabalho foi descrever a utilização de jogos e brincadeiras nos atendimentos fisioterapêuticos de crianças, realizados pelos estagiários. Foi realizado estudo descritivo, do tipo observacional, tendo como procedimentos de coleta de informações a observação sistemática e a anotação da evolução do prontuário. A observação sistemática, registrada por meio da filmagem, ocorreu em dois momentos: na primeira e na penúltima semana do estágio supervisionado. Os atendimentos observados foram realizados por seis acadêmicos do 4º ano do curso de graduação em Fisioterapia de uma instituição de ensino superior. As fitas de vídeo foram transcritas em um protocolo de observação, que continha critérios quanto ao recorte das cenas obtidas. Os recortes das cenas que apresentavam jogos e brincadeiras, durante o atendimento, foram submetidos à concordância intra e entre os observadores. As categorias e subcategorias de análise foram estabelecidas após assistir-se, diversas vezes, às cenas gravadas e de acordo com os objetivos do estudo. Posteriormente, foram submetidas à apreciação de juízes por meio de material elaborado. As categorias e subcategorias elaboradas permitiram a análise de cada ocorrência sob os vários aspectos envolvidos na prática da utilização de jogos e brincadeiras. As estagiárias observadas utilizaram os jogos e as brincadeiras na avaliação e no tratamento da criança, com o objetivo de alcançar as metas estabelecidas para o atendimento fisioterapêutico. A manifestação do lúdico no atendimento à criança apresentava caráter terapêutico. Os jogos e as brincadeiras, em sua grande maioria, eram... .
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Plays and games are frequently used both at infant physical therapy sessions and at the supervised training period during academic education. The aim of this study was to describe the use of plays and games at infant physical therapy sessions carried out by trainees. A descriptive study, type observational, having systematic observation and the follow up of patient files as data collection procedures, was carried out. Systematic observation, through filming, took place in two occasions: during the first week and the week before the last at the supervised training period. The observed sessions were carried out by six senior students in the fourth year of Physical Therapy at a university. The recorded videotapes were transcribed using an observation protocol containing criteria to guide the cutting of recorded scenes. Cuts of scenes showing plays and games during sessions were submitted to intra- and inter-observers concordance. The categories and sub-categories of analysis were established after repeatedly watching the recorded scenes, and according to the aims of the study. Later, they were submitted to assessors for evaluation. These categories and sub-categories allowed for the analysis of each occurrence under the various aspects involved in using plays and games in physical therapy. The supervised trainees used plays and games for evaluation and treatment of children, aiming at reaching the goals established for the physical therapy sessions. The occurrence of playful activities during the sessions had a therapeutic character. Plays and games were mostly means to achieve the pre-established aims, differing from therapeutic playing. Main identified situations that led to the use of plays and games were: child unwillingness or refusal to receive treatment and the need of active performance from child. Several kinds of plays and games were observed... (Complete abstract, click electronic address below).
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Fisioterapeutas - Formação profissional, Ludoterapia, Fisioterapia para crianças, Fisioterapia - Estudo e ensino, Jogos infantis, Physical therapy, Plays and games, Academic education, Pedagogical resource
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FUJISAWA, Dirce Shizuko. Formação acadêmica do fisioterapeuta: a utilização de jogos e brincadeiras nos atendimentos de crianças. 2003. 162 f. +. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Filosofia e Ciências, 2003.