Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers

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Autor(a) principal: Braz, Raquel pavan
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Lima, Gilson Brito Alves
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Operations & Production Management (Online)
Texto Completo: https://bjopm.org.br/bjopm/article/view/918
Resumo: Goal: The main objective is to identify the factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in the health area, supported by a comparison between a systematic literature review and the perception of a focus group of volunteers. Design / Methodology / Approach: Word maps have been developed to compare data obtained from the literature review and the perceptions acquired in a focus group. Results: the main findings of the research indicate that the factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in the health area need a more comprehensive and systematic investigation, avoiding that any subject or dimension of analysis is not addressed when trying to evaluate the reasons that influence the permanence in volunteer programs. It was also possible to detect some subjective contexts that may influence the volunteers' behavior and decisions.  Limitations of the investigation: The main limitation of the study is the difficulty in generalizing the findings, considering the use of the focus group, which, because it represents a small number of individuals, may not reproduce common sense. Practical implications: This study seeks to collaborate with future research using a methodology that allows us to evaluate whether what has been questioned in research instruments is close to the reality presented by the context.  Originality/Value: The novelty concerns in the use of world maps to compare the perceptions of the literature findings with the results of a focus group analysis. This paper seeks to contribute to a new look on the qualitative treatment approach of data obtained in research in this area.  
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
title Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
spellingShingle Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
Braz, Raquel pavan
Volunteering. Health. Retention factors. Word map.
title_short Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
title_full Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
title_fullStr Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
title_full_unstemmed Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
title_sort Factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in health: a comparison between the literature and the perception of volunteers
author Braz, Raquel pavan
author_facet Braz, Raquel pavan
Lima, Gilson Brito Alves
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author2 Lima, Gilson Brito Alves
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Braz, Raquel pavan
Lima, Gilson Brito Alves
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Volunteering. Health. Retention factors. Word map.
topic Volunteering. Health. Retention factors. Word map.
description Goal: The main objective is to identify the factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in the health area, supported by a comparison between a systematic literature review and the perception of a focus group of volunteers. Design / Methodology / Approach: Word maps have been developed to compare data obtained from the literature review and the perceptions acquired in a focus group. Results: the main findings of the research indicate that the factors that influence the retention of social volunteers in the health area need a more comprehensive and systematic investigation, avoiding that any subject or dimension of analysis is not addressed when trying to evaluate the reasons that influence the permanence in volunteer programs. It was also possible to detect some subjective contexts that may influence the volunteers' behavior and decisions.  Limitations of the investigation: The main limitation of the study is the difficulty in generalizing the findings, considering the use of the focus group, which, because it represents a small number of individuals, may not reproduce common sense. Practical implications: This study seeks to collaborate with future research using a methodology that allows us to evaluate whether what has been questioned in research instruments is close to the reality presented by the context.  Originality/Value: The novelty concerns in the use of world maps to compare the perceptions of the literature findings with the results of a focus group analysis. This paper seeks to contribute to a new look on the qualitative treatment approach of data obtained in research in this area.  
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