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M S Borenstein

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PubMed2001

[Brazilian congresses -- bridges to freedom and nursing transformation].

This study concerns the comprehension of the converging points in Brazilian Nursing Congresses as well as of their contribution to the production of nursing knowledge. The investigation method used was that of historical research with a documental analysis of the Proceedings of Brazilian Nursing Congresses from 1977 to 1987. The main converging points appearing in the lecturers' speeches refer to: higher and secondary education; nursing care; healthcare policies; the image of nurses and its transformation over the years.

Brazil↗
PubMed1991

Inflammatory pseudosarcoma (pseudotumor) of the bladder.

Inflammatory pseudosarcoma of the bladder is a rare benign entity that cannot be differentiated from malignant tumor at radiologic examination alone. Only pathologic examination can enable a definitive diagnosis. The authors report two cases of these benign tumors in patients with no history of bladder disease or trauma; the tumors were large, demonstrated invasion into local tissues, and recurred in one case after incomplete transurethral resection.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[Understanding the questions on health and disease from adolescents in Azorean families--sexuality and reproduction].

This work presents data on a qualitative research conducted with adolescents from a community characterized by Azorean cultural traits. Besides focusing sexuality and reproduction questions of these young men and women in their relation with the sociocultural context, this study also brings to a focus the duty the nurse has to understand such relations, so as to be in a position to offer effective care.

Adolescent↗
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[CAPS of Florianapolis: a group experience with psychotic clients outside the mental hospital, for 10 year].

It is an experience report done with chronic psychotic clients, in a process of institution disconstruction, that have been followed by a nurse in a CAPS*/NAPS from Florianópolis, during ten years, it is from 1989 to 1999. By the end of this period, it can be visualized that chronic psychotic clients, when they are in a systematic outpatient attendance with a link in a therapeutic group, can keep a reasonable health life, reaching their goals, overcoming their crises and keeping themselves out of the mental hospital.

Brazil↗