Gestão em saúde:uma proposta de melhoria segundo os quatro pilares da educação para o século XXI.

• Autor(a) principal: Neves, Vanusa Nascimento Sabino
• Data de Publicação: 2013
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFPB
• Texto Completo: https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/tede/5894
• topic: Administração hospitalar; Competências; Educação - Séc. XXI; Lifelong learning; Pillars of education for the XXI century; Competences; Management of health services; CIENCIAS HUMANAS::EDUCACAO

It is a field study of exploratory, descriptive, participant and qualitative nature, whose main objective was to understand the conception of the sector managers of a public hospital about the necessary competences for a better professional performance based on the analysis of the four pillars of education for the XXI century. The theoretical foundation was grounded on Peter Segen´s theory of learning organizations and on the inherent aspects of lifelong learning, on the National Policy of Continuous Education in Health, and on professional competences, among others. The non-probabilistic and intentional sampling was comprised of sixteen managers of healthcare, administrative and support sectors of a public hospital in João Pessoa-PB. Data were collected by means of a questionnaire, a field diary, recording and filming of problematic meetings carried out with the individuals, from May to July, 2013. For interpreting the results, Bardin´s content analysis technique was used. Among the results, the following aspects were highlighted: a) in the pillar learn to know, for the managerial category, the mostly required competences are related to technical, scientific and administrative knowledge; for those who are managed, these make reference to technical and scientific knowledge; b) in the pillar learn to do, for the managers, the main competences are the skills for fulfilling the administrative activities and the actions and interventions regarding those who are managed; for the managed employees, the competences refer to the skills for performing according to the standard operational procedures; c) in the pillar learn to live together, both for the managers and for those who are managed, the most emphasized competence was the capacity to work as a team; d) in the pillar learn to be, both for the managers and for those who are managed, attitudes of humility were emphasized. It can be concluded that the challenges to hospital sector managerial activity are multiple and complex, among these the fragilities inherent to professional capacity are pointed out as the most urgent ones of multiprofessional intervention. It is recommended that planning, implementation and evaluation of education professionals actions be anchored in the educational pillars for the XXI century.