[PDF] Top 20 PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

... study. The quantitative data were collected from a random sample of 269 professionals from the health team in a public hospital in the Southern Region of ...269 ... See full document

... limitation of the study, which does not prevent reflection from being transferred to other scenarios, since the study site has organizational and demand characteristics similar to the ... See full document

... analyze the concept of disruptive behavior in healthcare ...out in the theoretical phase of a qualitative research substantiated by the theoretical framework ... See full document

... perpetrators of sexual violence against women and of physical violence among men ...culty in revealing sexual violence suffered by men and, even more, as ... See full document

... by the participants are psychological aggression, in both the minor and severe form, in terms of victimization ...30.4%) and perpetration ...observed in ... See full document

... integrate the actions of professionals from different assistance ...sectors. Violence requires health actions in order to treat and prevent physical and emotional ... See full document

... conducted in several countries between 2000 and 2003, including ...samples of women aged 15-49 years with intimate partners were selected, living in the city of São Paulo (n = ... See full document

... picture of abuse and violence against older women emerges when examined from an active ageing ...frame. In this frame, per- petrator categories expand to include not only spouse/partners, ... See full document

... Objective: The aim was to investigate the physical and psychological dating violence among adolescents with respect to the proiles of directionality — only man ... See full document

... that the principles and values of autonomy, conideniality, privacy and benevolence were discussed by all ...that in most cases of violence, whether se- xual, ... See full document

... that the adverse WPV-related consequences have effects at individual, organisational, and societal ...At the individual level, healthcare workers who have experienced WPV show signs of ... See full document

... to the improvement of the safety of the working environment should also include a clear en- dorsement from top management, notification encourage- ment across the whole ... See full document

... view of violence against women, the practices of these professionals in caring for victims take an essentially clinical focus, priori- tizing the treatment of ... See full document

... by the participants are psychological aggression, in both the minor and severe form, in terms of victimization ...30.4%) and perpetration ...observed in ... See full document

... On the other hand, it is important to note that the situations of violence involving women – that is, when the woman was also perpetrating abuse – presented a similar profile to ... See full document

... Production in physical therapy, the authors showed that the episodes of bullying are increasingly growing, but ...understanding and characterization, so that there is the ... See full document

... find in the literature is that in more positive physical environments, patients rate staff more ...recovering in rooms with good acoustics than by patients treated in rooms with ... See full document

... identifying the effects of stress on the physical and mental body of nursing professionals working in the ICU of a university hospital in ... See full document

... observation and assistance, often in emergency ...on the management of occupational stress implemented among the nursing workers of an ...ICU. The head of ... See full document

... unique and experience the incident in a particular way, depending on life history, capacity to deal with difficult situations, and ...victim of workplace violence may have ... See full document