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  • About
  • 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.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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"Dissertação como estressor: em busca de seu significado para o mestrando de enfermagem" / Dissertation as stressor : investigating its meaning for the nursing master degree student

Bujdoso, Yasmin Lilla Veronica 06 July 2005 (has links)
Para identificar os principais indícios de estresse, coping e estressores do mestrando de enfermagem, relacionando o processo da dissertação com sua inserção profissional realizou-se uma pesquisa exploratória qualitativa através de entrevistas com 18 mestrandos e seis orientadores da EEUSP. Verificou-se que o mestrado era visto como um espaço de legitimação do saber e de ser trabalho intelectual, para conquistar reconhecimento que não encontrava na assistência, onde era desprestigiada e o espaço acadêmico era idealizado como algo que traria prestígio e poder, sendo coping para lidar como trabalho. Porém a Universidade sofria das mesmas vicissitudes da assistência: carreira docente feminina, hierárquica e dificuldade para conciliar ensino e pesquisa, teoria e prática e ensino e assistência / In order to identify the main signs of stress, coping and stressors of the nursing masters' degree students, connecting the dissertation process with their occupation, an exploratory qualitative research was elaborated, analyzing interviews with 18 marters' degree students and 6 orientation professors at EEUSP. It was found that the masters' degree was seen as legitimation of the knowledge of their intellectual occupation, in order to acquire the recognition that they didn't find at nursing care, and they idealized Academy as a forum for prestige and authority, however university had similar adversities as the academic career was feminine, hierarchic, and there were difficulties to conciliate teaching and research, theory and practice and teaching and care
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"Dissertação como estressor: em busca de seu significado para o mestrando de enfermagem" / Dissertation as stressor : investigating its meaning for the nursing master degree student

Yasmin Lilla Veronica Bujdoso 06 July 2005 (has links)
Para identificar os principais indícios de estresse, coping e estressores do mestrando de enfermagem, relacionando o processo da dissertação com sua inserção profissional realizou-se uma pesquisa exploratória qualitativa através de entrevistas com 18 mestrandos e seis orientadores da EEUSP. Verificou-se que o mestrado era visto como um espaço de legitimação do saber e de ser trabalho intelectual, para conquistar reconhecimento que não encontrava na assistência, onde era desprestigiada e o espaço acadêmico era idealizado como algo que traria prestígio e poder, sendo coping para lidar como trabalho. Porém a Universidade sofria das mesmas vicissitudes da assistência: carreira docente feminina, hierárquica e dificuldade para conciliar ensino e pesquisa, teoria e prática e ensino e assistência / In order to identify the main signs of stress, coping and stressors of the nursing masters' degree students, connecting the dissertation process with their occupation, an exploratory qualitative research was elaborated, analyzing interviews with 18 marters' degree students and 6 orientation professors at EEUSP. It was found that the masters' degree was seen as legitimation of the knowledge of their intellectual occupation, in order to acquire the recognition that they didn't find at nursing care, and they idealized Academy as a forum for prestige and authority, however university had similar adversities as the academic career was feminine, hierarchic, and there were difficulties to conciliate teaching and research, theory and practice and teaching and care

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