CAPES PRINT PPGENF UERJ
Workforce and Health Care Practices in Health Nursing: Internationalization of knowledge production in primary health care by means of sustainable partnerships
The Project belongs in the theme Health: Disease Control and Actions for Life Quality, which is strategically in keeping with the policies for scientific, technologic, and social development both in the State of Rio de Janeiro and in the country.
On the international level, Nursing is regarded as an essential professional category to admission to primary health care, which leads to believing its exercise must be strategic in contexts of crisis affecting social and health policies. Nursing acts globally on the basis of historic premises and ethic policies framed by educational principles including social commitment; full range health care and education; health-promoting and prevention actions from an inter and transdisciplinary perspective; in addition to its activism in defense of public policies of equitable nature.
International comparative analyses on the workforce in health and nursing, as well as those analyses on labor organization and on representations and health care practices aiming at different population groups go missing. Given both the speed at implanting restrictive policies on global level and the multidimensional nature of the problem, academic and research institutions in Brazil, Spain, France, Sweden, and Portugal have decided to develop research and scholarly studies which may broaden existing international exchange programs, highlighting the realm of nursing as a relevant knowledge-producing domain in health care.
The strengthening of partnerships as well as the international consolidation of the Graduate Program in Nursing are sought by means of knowledge production and international cooperation concerning the theme of labor organization in health and nursing and their practices in primary health care aimed at different population groups. Comparative studies must be developed in Brazil, France, Sweden, Portugal, and Spain as well as other scholarly activities in collaboration.
The Project is expected to trigger the development of theoretical and methodological frameworks to faculty and students along the themes selected. Work missions abroad and countrywide must be conducted and international partnerships shall be renewed and broadened. Author-shared international publications are also expected, as well as joint doctoral and post-doctoral programs, in order to pursue the continuing development of discussions and scholarly production along the theme regarding primary health care and the nursing role in that context.
Projects
PROJECT: Social Representations and Health Care Practices to People with HIV and Religious Manifestations in Primary Health Care
Team and Universities:
UERJ – State University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Prof. Denize Cristina de Oliveira (coordinator)
Prof. Antonio Marcos Tosoli Gomes
Prof. Sergio Correa Marques
Prof. Hellen Pollyana Mantelo Cecilio
Dr. Virginia Paiva Figueiredo Nogueira
PhD student Yndira Ita Machado
PhD student Leandra da Silva Paes
PhD student Luiz Carlos Moraes França
Aix-Marseille Université - France
Prof. Themis Apostolidis
Prof. Lionel Dany
Prof. Christophe Demarque
Prof. Lea Restivo
PROJECT: Nursing in Primary Health Care: aspects of organization and labor process in contexts of crisis
Team and Universities:
UERJ – State University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Prof. Helena Maria Scherlowski Leal David (coordinator)
PhD student Amanda de Lucas Xavier Martins
Universidad de Alicante - Spain
Prof. José Ramón Martínez Riera
Prof. Maria Dolores Saavedra Llobregat
PROJECT: Violence in Close Affective Relations among Teenagers in School
Team and Universities:
UERJ – State University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Prof. Lucia Helena Garcia Penna (coordinator)
Prof. Thelma Spindola
Prof. Adriana Lenho
Prof. Joana Iabrudi Carinhana
Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Coimbra – Portugal
Prof. Armando Manuel Marques Santos
Prof. Maria Neto Leitão
PROJECT: Female Social Interaction Relations from a Gender Perspective and Female Workers’ Health in Primary Health Care
Team and Universities:
UERJ – State University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Prof. Octavio Muniz da Costa Vargens (coordinator)
Linköping University – Sweden
Prof. Carina Bertero
Prof. Siw Alhagen