Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services

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Autor(a) principal: Melo,Juliana Almeida Coelho de
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Gelbcke,Francine Lima, Amadigi,Felipa Rafaela, Huhn,Andrea, Silva,Charlene da, Ribeiro,Gerusa
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: to analyze the psychic exhaustion experienced by nursing workers in nuclear medicine services. Method: a qualitative study that used the methodological assumptions of Psychodynamics of Work. The study was 12 nursing workers from two nuclear medicine services. For data analysis and treatment, Collective Subject Discourse was used with help of the software QualiQuantSoft®. Results: the psychic exhaustion experienced by nursing workers originates mainly from work organization, conditions and relationships, and can compromise the quality of care provided and workers’ quality of life. Psychic exhaustion is manifested by stress, tiredness and apathy in activities performed outside the work environment. Final considerations: individuals who work also live socially, so psychic health maintenance will impact on work activity. The service should include workers in the organization and offer spaces for dialogue and collective support.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
title Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
spellingShingle Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
Melo,Juliana Almeida Coelho de
Occupational Health
Nuclear Medicine
Burnout, Professional
Radiologic and Imaging Nursing
Workers
title_short Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
title_full Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
title_fullStr Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
title_full_unstemmed Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
title_sort Psychological exhaustion of radiological nursing workers in nuclear medicine services
author Melo,Juliana Almeida Coelho de
author_facet Melo,Juliana Almeida Coelho de
Gelbcke,Francine Lima
Amadigi,Felipa Rafaela
Huhn,Andrea
Silva,Charlene da
Ribeiro,Gerusa
author_role author
author2 Gelbcke,Francine Lima
Amadigi,Felipa Rafaela
Huhn,Andrea
Silva,Charlene da
Ribeiro,Gerusa
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Melo,Juliana Almeida Coelho de
Gelbcke,Francine Lima
Amadigi,Felipa Rafaela
Huhn,Andrea
Silva,Charlene da
Ribeiro,Gerusa
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Occupational Health
Nuclear Medicine
Burnout, Professional
Radiologic and Imaging Nursing
Workers
topic Occupational Health
Nuclear Medicine
Burnout, Professional
Radiologic and Imaging Nursing
Workers
description ABSTRACT Objective: to analyze the psychic exhaustion experienced by nursing workers in nuclear medicine services. Method: a qualitative study that used the methodological assumptions of Psychodynamics of Work. The study was 12 nursing workers from two nuclear medicine services. For data analysis and treatment, Collective Subject Discourse was used with help of the software QualiQuantSoft®. Results: the psychic exhaustion experienced by nursing workers originates mainly from work organization, conditions and relationships, and can compromise the quality of care provided and workers’ quality of life. Psychic exhaustion is manifested by stress, tiredness and apathy in activities performed outside the work environment. Final considerations: individuals who work also live socially, so psychic health maintenance will impact on work activity. The service should include workers in the organization and offer spaces for dialogue and collective support.
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