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    Nursing Research /

    Published 1952
    Journal
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    Organización del trabajo : impacto sobre la salud mental del personal de enfermería de un centro de salud en la provincia de Chaco / by Sendra, Elva María

    Published 2019
    Table of Contents: “…Exclusion: nursing auxiliaries Subjectivity control: triangulation of researchers. Discussion and conclusions: The forms of Taylorist organization based on the social and technical division of labor are present in the nurses of the CAPS. …”
    Thesis Book
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    Imagen social de la enfermería : Estudio descriptivo realizado entre familiares de pacientes ingresados y los habitantes de Santa María / by Ramírez, Vicenta M.

    Published 2018
    Table of Contents: “…The main results show that most participants were females aged between 36 and 50; with primary education and without any education; employed and unemployed; that demanded health care; manifesting that the nursing career is short (few months and a year), and ignoring university education, almost exclusively assigning them asistencial tasks (and little or nothing on resource management, teaching and research). That nurses are trained by doctors and other professionals, and are commanded by doctors and chiefs of staff. …”
    Thesis Book
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    Evaluación de la calidad de atención de enfermeria / by Fenoglio, Alicia

    Published 2011
    Thesis Book
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    “IT WAS MY ISSUE”: PERSONAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND INTERNALIZED HETEROSEXISM AMONG GAYS AND LESBIANS NURSES by Ortega, Julian, Marentes, Maximiliano

    Published 2019
    “…Here we analyse the strategies used by gays and lesbians to manage the personal information related to their sexual orientation in order to avoid stigmatization processes at work.This article is based on two main categories that structures this research: (a) the possibilities of expressing one’s sexual orientation in the workplace and the relation with real or anticipated stigma derived from interactions with colleagues, superiors and patients; and (b) the internalized heterosexism as a category related to anticipated and experienced stigma as well as the different levels of openness about one’s sexual orientation in the workplace.The study was conducted from a qualitative scope: 20 interviews to gays, lesbians and heterosexual nurses were carried out and analysed, in addition to secondary sources, following the guidelines of grounded theory.As main conclusion we highlight the association between the assumption of one’s sexual identity, the use of strategies to manage personal information of openness or concealment and the internalized heterosexism, as they may have an impact in the reproduction of oppression and stigma among gays and lesbians. …”
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