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M C Massarollo

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PubMed2000

[Estimating nursing staff at a specialized liver transplantation unit: comparison between actual and anticipated situations].

The study was developed in a surgical clinic of a public-university hospital where, among the offered therapeutic modalities, they are accomplished, also, liver transplants. In that clinic they are interned patient that need caring of nursing of different complexities, from the intermediate from to the intensive ones. The objective was to compare the staff nursing existence in the unit for the installment of nursing attendance with the preconized for the Resolution COFEN no. 189/96. It's conclude that the existent staff nursing respects the preconized for this Resolution.

Brazil↗
PubMed2000

[Nursing perceptions in the liver transplantation program of a public hospital in Brazil].

The aim of this study was to uncover the experience lived by nurses working in the liver transplant program of a public hospital. In order to understand the nurse's experience, a qualitative research based on the "situated-phenomenon structure" was designed. The propositions obtained showed that the essence of the phenomenon "living the experience of nursing assistance to patients in the liver transplant program of a public hospital" was uncovered as living a situation which hides needs, difficulties, contradictions, conflicts and satisfaction.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗
PubMed1993

[The perception by nurses of the activities performed in their work units].

The goal of this study is to verify the activities of unit nurses and ambulatory nurses in governmental hospital and to know they perceive these activities. The population was composed by 19 nurses of both units. The data was collect using structured interviews, and analysed in quantitative and qualitative dimensions. The results demonstrated that nurses work as routine activities, based in tradition and authority and there was no reflection about practice, causing a reiterative practice.

Ambulatory Care↗