Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T13:10:26Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Diovano Paust de Oliveira.pdf: 2060848 bytes, checksum: 95c443bf73906356fa78cae247217e3e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-08-28 / The evaluation of students and medical residents through Miniex is already well grounded in literature, with several papers demonstrating their validity and reliability. This paper aims the comparison of two groups of residents of Orthopedics in the Orthopedics Oncology area, utilizing Miniex assessments and a theoretical test examination. A total of 56 Miniex evaluations were carried out divided into two groups of residents being seven of them 2 nd year residents of Orthopedics and another seven attending the 3 rd year medical residency. There was a best performance of 3 rd year residents regarding skill competence of medical interview as well as on theoretical test examination. It has been also identified that skill in medical interview was the best marker for a good performance in the evaluation of Miniex. Analyzing some features of patients, such as gender and complexity of the case shows the possibility of these influencing the score giving to the student. We also observed that there is no association between the score giving to evidence and theoretical Miniex assessments. The findings of this study suggest there are peculiarities in the evaluation process as in the charging of individual knowledge that subjective considerations deserve, in addition to the score offered by traditionally carried out assessments. The use of Miniex is perfectly feasible as a evaluation tool in medical residency; its use can be can be spread to other medical education institutions / A avaliação dos estudantes e residentes de medicina através do Miniex já está bem fundamentada na literatura, com diversos trabalhos demonstrando sua validade e confiabilidade. Este trabalho objetiva a comparação de dois grupos de residentes de ortopedia na subárea de oncologia ortopédica, utilizando as avaliações do Miniex associadas a uma prova teórica. Foram realizadas um total de 56 avaliações do Miniex divididas em dois grupos de residentes, 7 residentes do 2° ano de ortopedia e 7 residentes do 3° ano. Verificou-se um melhor desempenho dos residentes do 3° ano para a competência de habilidade da entrevista médica, bem como nas notas da prova teórica. Identificou-se também ser habilidade na entrevista médica o melhor marcador para um bom desempenho na avaliação do Miniex. Analisando algumas características dos pacientes, tais quais gêneros e complexidade do caso, observouse a possibilidade dessas poderem influenciar na nota recebida pelo estudante. Observou-se também não haver associação entre as notas da prova teórica e as avaliações do Miniex. Os achados deste estudo sugeriram haver peculiaridades tanto no processo avaliativo quanto na carga do conhecimento individual que merecem considerações subjetivas além das notas oferecidas pelas avaliações tradicionalmente realizadas. A aplicação do Miniex como instrumento avaliativo é perfeitamente factível nas residências médicas, podendo seu uso ser ampliado nas instituições de formação médica

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Objectives: To compare pharmacy students’ value beliefs across residency training, fellowship training, and graduate education with research and non-research emphases using expectancy-value theory as a framework. Method: First through fourth professional year (P1-P4) students (N=263) completed the 26-item Postgraduate Training Value Instrument (PTVI) for four postgraduate training paths. Items were responded to using a 5-point Likert scale. Intrinsic, attainment, utility, financial value and perceived cost scores were calculated for each training path. Using SAS 9.0, ANOVA procedures were employed to test differences between mean value construct scores across training paths. Results: An 84% response rate was obtained. Value construct scores ranged from 2.02 for financial value of fellowship training to 3.36 for intrinsic value of residency training. Positive value scores (i.e., scores that theoretically support task choice) were noted for two (residency intrinsic value and residency utility value) of the 20 evaluated value constructs. Students reported statistically significantly higher intrinsic, attainment, utility, and financial value scores for residency training as compared to other paths (pImplications: To our knowledge, this is the first study to theoretically quantify students’ value beliefs across commonly pursued postgraduate training paths. Our results indicate an overall lack of intrinsic, attainment, utility, and financial value for most paths and high perceived cost across all paths. The PTVI could be used to target interventions across curricula that seek to promote the value of various postgraduate training paths. Research is warranted to explore students’ value beliefs longitudinally.

Most individuals with chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer, and type 2 diabetes, were diagnosed in their late adulthood. The fact that these chronic diseases is a consequence of long-term unhealthy behaviors is often ignored. The unhealthy behaviors are often traced back to the young adulthood (age 18-25). Some young adults may participate in unhealthy behaviors, such as unhealthy diet, under the perception that they are “still young”. However, it is often overlooked that once a habit is established, it is difficult to eliminate or modify it. Furthermore, the awareness that the development of the chronic disease is a gradual progress is deficient. This enhances the perception that doing unhealthy behaviors is benign to the “young body”. Additionally, individuals in this age group start to live independently. Their existing behaviors may change due to the changes in the available resources. Lack of capability to cope with the transition from living at home to living independently has been shown to contribute to an unhealthy diet, especially among college students. Given that unhealthy diet behaviors in young adulthood often remains over the lifetime, there is a need in identifying the factors that motivate the food choices during the transition from high school into college life. The findings of this research suggest that the campus environment is not conducive to a healthy diet. When compared to the students who live on-campus, students who live offcampus (either live with or without family) reported a better dietary quality.

This dissertation presents findings from a qualitative discourse analysis study of three pre-service teachers enrolled in the Urban Teacher Residency Partnership Program (UTRPP); a clinical teacher preparation setting at a major southeastern university. UTRPP is a full-time teacher preparation program that focuses on university student achievement through embedded coursework and provides preservice teachers (PSTs) with the opportunity to work with a content coach. Through coaching cycles, these PSTs work one-on-one with a literacy content coaches to enrich their teaching experiences and connect theory to practice through content coaching cycles. A content coaching cycle consists of a pre-conference, video-recorded observation of a teaching event, individualized video coding sessions of that teaching video, and post-conference reflections (Gelfuso & Dennis, 2014). In this study, I focus specifically on the PSTs’ literacy content coaching experiences. The purposeful support and unique structure of UTRPP provide a rich opportunity to study literacy teacher identity construction since PSTs are contracted as full-time teacher residents in urban schools and work one on one with a literacy professional to develop their literacy practices through coaching cycles. This research was guided by the following research question: In what ways do three PSTs develop literacy teacher identity? Data was only collected during literacy coaching cycles where literacy was explicitly taught, and not during any other content area coaching cycle or subsequent lesson reflection that was not literacy based. The findings showed evidence of: (a) the plurality of identity, in that each participant drew on multiple identity characteristics when reflecting on their literacy practice, (b) connections between participants core sense-of-self and literacy teacher characteristics, (c) participants deployment of front and backstage dramaturgy to conceal their beliefs and feelings from the literacy coach and children, and (d) connections to student-centered teaching practices. These findings offer insights into how PSTs construct their literacy teacher identities in both a clinical preparation program and through literacy content coaching.

Esta tese objetivou compreender as interfaces entre educação e saúde no contexto da educação especializada, especificamente em Programas de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde. Foi embasada nas contribuições das preceptoras e dos preceptores que atuam na Residência Integrada em Saúde do Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (RIS/GHC), de Porto Alegre, Brasil. As questões orientadoras da pesquisa foram delineadas para identificar o seguinte: 1) fatores que estimulam ou dificultam o trabalho dos preceptores no âmbito da docência, da atenção e do desenvolvimento institucional em saúde; 2) forma como as preceptoras e os preceptores interagem com as equipes multiprofissionais e as/os residentes; 3) aspectos indicativos do trabalho imaterial em um contexto de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde; e 4) elementos necessários para que uma instituição-escola na saúde promova formação mediante este tipo de Residência. Algumas pistas descobertas permitiram indicar que o trabalho real desenvolvido no exercício da preceptoria resulta em uma sobrecarga de tarefas, ultrapassando fronteiras entre disciplinas, sendo diferente do trabalho prescrito, que é embasado em limites profissionais. Possui valores sem dimensão, pois é impossível mensurá-los pelos critérios vigentes de tempo e espaço. Parece haver uma assincronia entre o que a Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde precisa e o que a instituição-escola na saúde proporciona, sendo um exemplo as diferentes expectativas de seus protagonistas. As proposições estão ligadas às necessidades identificadas de contar com profissionais para prestar atenção à saúde em número proporcional ao tempo que os preceptores dedicam à docência; reconhecer que o trabalho da docência em serviço é permeado pela (re)criação; e proporcionar que o possível seja encarado como potência rumo ao avanço, não à limitação. O ponto de chegada da tese constitui mais uma indicação de continuidade do que um ponto final. O desafio passa a ser reconhecer que a instituição-escola na saúde está em permanente (re)construção. / This thesis aimed to understand the interfaces between education and health under the context of specialized education, provided by Health Multiprofessional Residency Programs. It was based on the input of the preceptors who are linked to the Residência Integrada em Saúde do Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (RIS/GHC), from Porto Alegre, Brazil. The guiding questions of the research were designed to identify the following: 1) factors that encourage or hinder the work of preceptors within the scope of health teaching, care, and institutional development; 2) how preceptors interact with the multiprofessional teams and the residents; 3) aspects indicating immaterial work in the context of the Multiprofessional Health Residency Program; and, 4) elements that are necessary for a health institution-school to promote education by means of this kind of Residency. Some clues that were found have allowed me to indicate that the real work developed by the preceptors results in an overload of tasks, surpassing frontiers between disciplines, being different from the prescribed work, which is based on professional limits. It has values that cannot be gauged, since it is impossible to measure them according to current criteria of time and space. There seems to be a lack of synchronicity between what the Multiprofessional Residency demands and what the health institution-school provides, one example being the different expectations of its protagonists. The propositions are linked to the identified needs to have enough professionals to provide health care according to the proportion of time the preceptors dedicate to teaching; to acknowledge that the in-service teaching work is permeated by (re)creation; and, to provide that the possible is seen as potency towards the advancement, not limitation. The point reached by this thesis is more an indication to continuation than a final point. The challenge now is to acknowledge that the health institution-school is under permanent (re)construction.

Esta tese se ocupa da educação dos profissionais de saúde a qual vem sendo (re)discutida, amplamente no mundo. De acordo com a Organização Mundial da Saúde, a educação dos profissionais de saúde ainda é considerada fragmentada, descontextualizada e produtora de um currículo estático ao avaliar a dinâmica de mudanças que ocorre nessa área. No Brasil, destaco o movimento da Educação Permanente em Saúde (EPS) que propõe uma mudança na formação a fim de orientar os profissionais de saúde para o trabalho no Sistema Único de Saúde. O conceito de Educação Permanente é uma proposta educativa destinada a intervir e provocar reflexões sobre o processo de trabalho direcionado a melhorar a qualidade do serviço e das condições laborais: educação no trabalho, pelo trabalho e para o trabalho. Assim, essa tese objetivou: compreender como práticas pedagógicas de EPS são utilizadas na formação de profissionais em saúde em uma Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde e analisar como o processo reflexivo-dialógico desenvolvido em uma Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde com seus preceptores gera mudanças ao longo das fases de uma Pesquisa Apreciativa.Este estudo é caracterizado como um Estudo Apreciativo Crítico porque articula a metodologia Pesquisa Apreciativa com a Teoria Crítica Social. Utilizo como orientação teórica a EPS e seus conceitos atrelados ao teórico social crítico Paulo Freire. Este estudo foi implementado no Programa de Residência Integrada Multiprofissional do Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. Os participantes essa pesquisa foram sete preceptores da referida Residência. Como estratégia para produção dos dados, foram realizados grupos de discussões com os preceptores. A metodologia foi organizada em quatro estágios que constituem um ciclo 4D: Discovery, Dream, Design e Destiny. Cada fase foi desenvolvida em um objetivo específico. A análise de dados foi realizada de acordo com Green et al (2007), Silverman (2000) e Denzin e Lincoln (2000). Como principais resultados estão a identificação das melhores práticas desenvolvidas pelos preceptores, como a consulta multiprofissional, o acolhimento dos residentes e as ações integradas entre as diferentes ênfases da Residência. Em relação aos sonhos dos preceptores, destacamos os estágios vivências, a integração da residência médica com a residência multiprofissional e a valorização financeira dos preceptores. Além disso, saliento a construção da proposta de formação pedagógica para a Residência que foi a criação de um Núcleo pedagógico de Educação Permanente em Saúde. Este estudo convidou os participantes a refletirem criticamente sobre suas práticas em seu espaço de trabalho em um processo dialógico, reflexivo e participativo, pois oportunizou que os preceptores tenham a possibilidade de tornarem-se agentes de mudança, logo, sujeitos de um processo construído coletivamente. Com este estudo, esperamos que os preceptores possam atuar de modo participativo na pesquisa, se sintam coautores e valorizados, além de ampliar o diálogo em torno da problemática da EPS contextualizando-a no espaço da residência multiprofissional. / The education of health professionals during their career is being extensively re-discussed in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) the education of health profes-sionals still considered fragmented, out of the context and it is the producer of a static curricu-lum when assessing the dynamicity of changes which occurs in this area. The concept of Con-tinuing Education in Health is an educational proposal to intervene and provoke reflections on the work process aimed at improving service quality and labor conditions: education in work, education through work and for the work. This thesis aimed: understand how pedagogical prac-tices of Continuing Education in Health is used on multiprofessional residences in health and analyze how the reflexive-dialogic process generates changes throughout the phases of appre-ciative inquiry. This study is characterized as a Critical Appreciative Study because it applies the methodology of appreciative inquiry articulated in the Social Critical Theory. I appliyed the theoretical guidance the Continuing Education in Health and its concepts linked to the critical social theorist Paulo Freire. This research was conducted at Multiprofessional Residence Pro-gram, which is developed in the Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre, Brazil. The participants were seven Residency preceptors. As a data collection strategy groups of discussions through meetings with these preceptors were conducted. The methodology was organized into four stages which constitute a 4D cycle: Discovery, Dream, Design e Destiny. Each stage was de-veloped in a specific objective. The data analysis was conducted according to Green et al (2007), Silverman (2000) and Denzin e Lincoln (2000). The main results are the identification of the best practices developed by the teachers, the multiprofessional consultation, the reception of the residents and the actions integrated between the different emphases of the Residence. As dreams of preceptors, they highlight the steps, the integration between the Medical Residence and the Multiprofessional Residence and also a better wage for preceptors. In addition, I High-lighted the construction of the pedagogical training proposal for the Residence: a creation of a Pedagogical Nucleus of Permanent Education in Health. During the study, the participants were invited to reflect critically on their practices in the work space in a dialogical process, Reflective and participatory process that gave the possibility of becoming agents of change, subjects of a collectively constructed process. The study points to the possibility that preceptors feel them-selves to be co-authors and valued, in addition to broadening the dialogue around the problem of Continuing Education in Health contextualizing it in the space of the multiprofessional res-idence.

Within the framework of ethnography, an inquiry was made into the many dimensions of psychological treatment and training in a psychiatric hospital, with particular reference to State Patients. Ethnography is the study of an intact cultural or social group based mainly on observations over a prolonged period of time in which the researcher is a participant. The multicultural aspects of the therapeutic community were also inquired into. Ethnographic data was collected and processed over a period of 16 years in three psychiatric hospitals, the main source of data gathered from Weskoppies Hospital in Pretoria. The ecosystemic psychotherapeutic perspective was used as a meta-model to describe eight therapeutic approaches in which intern-psychologists were trained. The hospital is described as a therapeutic community in which rehabilitation is a multi-professional responsibility. Each profession, or sub-culture, has its own framework and culture in which it works within the broader system of the psychiatric hospital. Ethical considerations and recommendations are levelled at the academic and practical aspects of clinical psychology, hospital management, and different levels of government. / Psychology / D.Litt. et Phil.

Este estudo teve como objetivos analisar as relações de ensino e aprendizagem, nos espaços de formação em saúde, através da avaliação do conhecimento dos residentes de um Programa de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde, no que se refere ao Contrato Didático, a importância atribuída ao mesmo, bem como a participação dos residentes na elaboração das regras que norteiam as relações entre docentes e discentes nestes espaços de formação. Foi realizada uma pesquisa com abordagem quantitativa e qualitativa. Primeiramente, foi aplicado um questionário, junto aos residentes de primeiro ano (R1) das quatro ênfases da Residência Integrada em Saúde do Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (RIS/GHC), a saber: Atenção ao Paciente Crítico, Oncologia e Hematologia, Saúde Mental, Saúde da Família e Comunidade. Posteriormente, dez residentes, que participaram da primeira fase, foram convidados para integrarem um grupo, que foi submetido a entrevistas semi-estruturadas, gravadas, a fim de que fossem aprofundadas as questões sobre a temática em estudo. Através da análise de conteúdo das respostas, foi possível compreender como se estruturam as relações, nos espaços de ensino e aprendizagem em serviço da RIS/GHC, o conhecimento dos residentes com relação ao Contrato Didático, e como sentem sua participação na elaboração das regras que normatizam a sua formação em serviço na Residência. A análise dos questionários e das entrevistas possibilitou também perceber as dúvidas e os anseios dos residentes, bem como sua percepção sobre a relação didática. Embora alguns residentes tenham referido conhecer importantes aspectos sobre o Contrato Didático, eles não se sentem participantes ativos nos espaços de discussão e nas decisões tomadas em relação ao processo de formação, o que implica a necessidade de uma permanente revisão de práticas e conceitos, de modo que os saberes formalmente constituídos oportunizem debates que incluam os temas aprendizagem e ação docente, pois é o Contrato Didático que poderá possibilitar algumas das respostas necessárias para os rumos do processo de ensino e aprendizagem, nos espaços de formação existentes. / This study aimed to analyze the relationship of teaching and learning in the areas of health education, by assessing the knowledge of residents of a Multidisciplinary Residency Program in Health, with regard to the Didactic Contract, the importance attached to it, and the participation of residents in drawing up rules that guide the relationships between teachers and students in these training spaces. A search was conducted in the quantitative and qualitative approach. First of, a questionnaire was applied, along with first year residents (R1) of the four emphases of the Integrated Health Residency Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (RIS/GHC), namely: Critical Patient Care, Oncology and Hematology, Mental Health, Family Health and Community. Later ten residents who participated in the first phase of search were invited to integrate a group that was subjected to semi-structured interviews were recorded, to deepening the subject under investigation. Through content analysis of answers was possible to understand how are structured the relations in the training spaces of teaching and learning in-service in RIS/GHC, the knowledge of residents in relation to the Didactic Contract, and how they feel their participation in the drafting of rules that regulate their in-service training at residence. The analysis of the surveys and interviews also allowed to realize the doubts and anxieties of the residents as well as their perception about the didactic relationship. Although some residents reported to know of important aspects of the Didactic Contract, they do not feel active participants in the forums for discussion and in the decisions taken in relation to the training process, which implies the need for constant review of practices and concepts, so that formally knowledge established enables discussions including the topics of learning and teaching action, it is the Didactic Contract will might pointing directions for the teaching and learning, in existing spaces training.

Esta tese objetivou compreender as interfaces entre educação e saúde no contexto da educação especializada, especificamente em Programas de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde. Foi embasada nas contribuições das preceptoras e dos preceptores que atuam na Residência Integrada em Saúde do Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (RIS/GHC), de Porto Alegre, Brasil. As questões orientadoras da pesquisa foram delineadas para identificar o seguinte: 1) fatores que estimulam ou dificultam o trabalho dos preceptores no âmbito da docência, da atenção e do desenvolvimento institucional em saúde; 2) forma como as preceptoras e os preceptores interagem com as equipes multiprofissionais e as/os residentes; 3) aspectos indicativos do trabalho imaterial em um contexto de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde; e 4) elementos necessários para que uma instituição-escola na saúde promova formação mediante este tipo de Residência. Algumas pistas descobertas permitiram indicar que o trabalho real desenvolvido no exercício da preceptoria resulta em uma sobrecarga de tarefas, ultrapassando fronteiras entre disciplinas, sendo diferente do trabalho prescrito, que é embasado em limites profissionais. Possui valores sem dimensão, pois é impossível mensurá-los pelos critérios vigentes de tempo e espaço. Parece haver uma assincronia entre o que a Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde precisa e o que a instituição-escola na saúde proporciona, sendo um exemplo as diferentes expectativas de seus protagonistas. As proposições estão ligadas às necessidades identificadas de contar com profissionais para prestar atenção à saúde em número proporcional ao tempo que os preceptores dedicam à docência; reconhecer que o trabalho da docência em serviço é permeado pela (re)criação; e proporcionar que o possível seja encarado como potência rumo ao avanço, não à limitação. O ponto de chegada da tese constitui mais uma indicação de continuidade do que um ponto final. O desafio passa a ser reconhecer que a instituição-escola na saúde está em permanente (re)construção. / This thesis aimed to understand the interfaces between education and health under the context of specialized education, provided by Health Multiprofessional Residency Programs. It was based on the input of the preceptors who are linked to the Residência Integrada em Saúde do Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (RIS/GHC), from Porto Alegre, Brazil. The guiding questions of the research were designed to identify the following: 1) factors that encourage or hinder the work of preceptors within the scope of health teaching, care, and institutional development; 2) how preceptors interact with the multiprofessional teams and the residents; 3) aspects indicating immaterial work in the context of the Multiprofessional Health Residency Program; and, 4) elements that are necessary for a health institution-school to promote education by means of this kind of Residency. Some clues that were found have allowed me to indicate that the real work developed by the preceptors results in an overload of tasks, surpassing frontiers between disciplines, being different from the prescribed work, which is based on professional limits. It has values that cannot be gauged, since it is impossible to measure them according to current criteria of time and space. There seems to be a lack of synchronicity between what the Multiprofessional Residency demands and what the health institution-school provides, one example being the different expectations of its protagonists. The propositions are linked to the identified needs to have enough professionals to provide health care according to the proportion of time the preceptors dedicate to teaching; to acknowledge that the in-service teaching work is permeated by (re)creation; and, to provide that the possible is seen as potency towards the advancement, not limitation. The point reached by this thesis is more an indication to continuation than a final point. The challenge now is to acknowledge that the health institution-school is under permanent (re)construction.