A enfermagem comunitária na transição para a parentalidade - visita domiciliária de enfermagem no puerpério

Atualmente, com a alta precoce após o nascimento emerge a necessidade de cuidados domiciliários no puerpério. A pertinência deste projeto consubstancia-se na reorganização da visitação domiciliária no puerpério na USF Salus, garantindo a continuidade de cuidados após a alta hospitalar. O desenvolvimento do projeto teve por base as necessidades identificadas pelos enfermeiros da USF Salus. Teve como finalidade promover a parentalidade positiva, contribuindo para a melhoria da saúde e bem-estar das puérperas, recém-nascidos e respetivas famílias, definindo-se como objetivo geral: Reorganizar a Consulta de Enfermagem do Puerpério no Domicílio, de forma a promover a parentalidade positiva nos pais com crianças até 3 meses de idade, utentes da USF Salus, até 2016. Neste relatório é feita uma análise reflexiva sobre a visita domiciliária no puerpério e apresentada a proposta de protocolo de atuação na mesma. A avaliação do projeto na perspetiva das puérperas e dos enfermeiros legitima a relevância do mesmo na criação de soluções práticas para um problema concreto; ABSTRACT: Today, with early discharge after birth emerges the need for home care in the postpartum period. The relevance of this project is consolidated in the reorganization of home visitation puerperal at USF Salus, ensuring continuity of care after discharge. The project development was based on the needs identified by nurses USF Salus. It aimed to promote positive parenting, helping to improve the health and well-being of mothers, newborns and their respective families, defining the general objective: Rearrange the Puerpério of Nursing Consultation at Home, in order to promote positive parenting in parents with children up to 3 months of age, users of USF Salus, 2016. This report is made a reflective analysis of the home visit puerperal and presented the proposed action protocol in it. The project evaluation from the perspective of mothers and nurses legitimizes the importance of it in creating practical solutions to a specific problem.

Steady tourists’ relationship with a mature destination. The case of Portugal

This article assesses how the last-visit features and the socio-demographic profile of tourists moderate repeat-visit patterns to Portugal, a mature destination where the persistence of loyal visitors has made its mark on tourism development. The methodology used is a survival analysis to assess the tourists’ repeat patterns. To test the model, a database of 4612 observations was employed, which was obtained from a survey of international tourists. Only repeat visitors with more than two visits over the years were considered for the purpose of the research. The study finds that a combination of socio-demographic characteristics, expectation/satisfaction, trip purpose, pull motivations and regional destination has a positive effect on repeat patterns, confirming that tourists’ willingness to repeat visits to Portugal is far from ceasing. Based on those tourists to Portugal who declared when they started to visit the country, and the number of years of their repeat visits, the article contributes to the literature by introducing new methods of assessing tourists’ repeat patterns for destinations.

Levantamento de Danos dos Azulejos da Capela de Nossa Senhora do Rosário do Mosteiro de São Bento de Cástris

The Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário is located in the cloister of the São Bento de Cástris monastery and shows off a blue and white tile panel with 6 tiles of height, representing the scenes of the Life of the Virgin in five panels: Adoration of the Shepherds, Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple, Annunciation, Visitation and The Marriage of the Virgin. The authorship of this work is unknown and its date has not yet found consensus. The tiles are in poor condition and have been the target of repeated vandalism or attempted theft over time. During the Residência Cisterciense (Cistercian Residence), held in São Bento de Cástris in September 2013, it has been made a survey of the tile panel’s observable damages including graphic and photographic record of its condition.