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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Motiva??o para o trabalho: um estudo com os profissionais de sa?de das unidades b?sicas de sa?de do munic?pio de Natal RN

Alves Filho, Antonio 10 February 2012 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T15:38:35Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 AntonioAF_TESE.pdf: 1128829 bytes, checksum: c3a4628ae5adbd24f06b0562979b3e2d (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-02-10 / This thesis studied the motivation to work among health professionals of the Basic Unities (BUH) in the health network of the city of Natal (RN). It was understood that the work motivation is a process. Then, the expectation theory was applied and motivation components (results of work, expectative, valence, instrumentality, and motivational force) were used to analyses. It s understanding the motivation as multifaceted phenomenon, the psycho sociological perspective was adopted. The research was developed in two phases: one with application of Work Motivation and Meaning Inventory (WMMI), and another with interview. In the first phases, the analysis of results revealed that the major factors contributing to increase the motivational force to health professionals in the BUH?s are: in valence, Self Expression and Personal Realization (VF2), Personal and Family Survival (VF3); in expectative, Self Expression and Work Justice (EF1), Safety and Dignity (EF2) and Responsibility (EF4); in instrumentality, Involvement (IF1) and Recognition and Economic Independence (IF4). In opposition, the factors that more contribute to reduce the motivational force are Wear and Dehumanization factors in valence (VF4), in expectative (EF3), and in instrumentality (IF4), behind the Work Justice Factor (IF2). Basing in content analysis of interviews, it was possible to associate by equivalence, the senses presented by health professionals with obtained results of first phase, indicating that the results of second phase corroborated and complemented those of first one. This possibility broadened the comprehension of the studied phenomenon. In speaking of the respondents, it was visible the presence of contents showing that they perceive the Health System and BUH?s in degradation. In the first phase, the participants? instruction also predict the results in motivation, and in the interviews can be saw that the instruction is associated with the opportunities in outside of system. As work motivation is a process, the impact of personal and occupational characteristics tend to interact with contextual aspects. It was concluded the majority of health professionals present the moderated motivational force, but it was falling because they experience and perceive a degrading context with work condition increasingly unfavorable. / A presente tese estudou a motiva??o para o trabalho dos profissionais de sa?de vinculados ?s Unidades B?sicas (UBS) da rede de sa?de do munic?pio de Natal (RN). Compreendeu-se a motiva??o para o trabalho como um processo e, para tanto, aplicouse a teoria das expectativas cujos componentes (resultados do trabalho, expectativa, val?ncia, instrumentalidade e for?a motivacional) serviram para assim analis?-la. Entendendo-se tamb?m a motiva??o como um fen?meno multifacetado, adotou-se a perspectiva psicossociol?gica. A pesquisa foi desenvolvida em duas etapas: uma com a aplica??o do Invent?rio da Motiva??o e Significado do Trabalho (IMST) e outra com entrevistas. As an?lises dos resultados obtidos com o IMST revelaram que os fatores que mais contribuem para aumentar a for?a motivacional dos profissionais de sa?de das UBS s s?o, em val?ncia, Autoexpress?o e Realiza??o Pessoal (FV2), Sobreviv?ncia Pessoal e Familiar (FV3); em expectativa, os fatores Autoexpress?o e Justi?a no Trabalho (FE1), Seguran?a e Dignidade (FE2) e Responsabilidade (FE4); em instrumentalidade, os fatores Envolvimento (FI1) e Reconhecimento e Independ?ncia Econ?mica (FI4). Em contrapartida, os fatores que mais contribuem para baixar a for?a motivacional s?o os fatores Desgaste e Desumaniza??o em val?ncia (FV4), em expectativa (FE3) e em instrumentalidade (FI4), al?m do fator Justi?a no Trabalho (FI2). Com base nas an?lises de conte?do das entrevistas, foi poss?vel, por equival?ncia, relacionar os sentidos apresentados pelos profissionais de sa?de aos fatores encontrados com o IMST, indicando que os resultados da segunda etapa corroboraram e complementam os da primeira favorecendo uma compreens?o mais ampla do fen?meno estudado. Na primeira etapa, a instru??o dos participantes tamb?m prediz os resultados em motiva??o e, nas entrevistas, pode ser visto que a instru??o est? relacionada com as oportunidades que t?m fora do sistema. Como a motiva??o para o trabalho ? processual, o impacto de caracter?sticas pessoais e ocupacionais tende a interagir com aspectos contextuais. Na fala dos entrevistados, obtidas na segunda etapa, ? vis?vel a presen?a de conte?dos que mostram que percebem o SUS e as UBS s em degrada??o. Conclui-se que a maioria dos profissionais de sa?de apresenta for?a motivacional moderada, por?m em queda, em fun??o de vivenciarem e perceberem um contexto deteriorado com condi??es de trabalho cada vez mais desfavor?veis.

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