O Exercício da Ética Profissional Na Administração Publica Caboveriana: Um estudo de caso na Câmara Municipal da Praia À Luz da Percepção dos seus funcionários

Este trabalho tem por objectivo proceder a avaliação do exercício da ética Profissional na Câmara Municipal da Praia, a partir da percepção dos seus funcionários. A sua base teórica-empírica foi alicerçada em literaturas que diligenciaram temas ligados à ética em geral e, em particular, profissional, bem como aspectos ligados ao serviço público. O processo que caracterizou a pesquisa foi o estudo de caso, com estudo exploratório e descritivo, e uma abordagem quanti-qualitativa. A população alvo foi composta de oitenta funcionários que ocupam cargos efectivos e a amostra ficou definida em quarenta funcionários. Os dados foram obtidos com utilização de fontes primárias e secundárias. Os dados de fontes primárias foram adquiridos através de aplicação de questionários composto maioritariamente de questões fechadas. Relativamente às fontes secundárias foram utilizadas informações obtidas junto da Direcção dos Recursos Humanos da Câmara Municipal da Praia. Para o tratamento dos dados foram utilizados os dados descritivos – interpretativos, as análises de conteúdo e documental. Os resultados do estudo mostraram que os funcionários efectivos da Câmara Municipal da Praia tendem a se comportarem eticamente e que a ética faz parte do comportamento dos funcionários no ambiente de trabalho.

Maisteri Ritva-Liisa Sumu 9/12 1974

Kirje 9.12.1974

Social organization and mating system of free-ranging, greater white-toothed shrews, Crocidura russula

Indirect evidence from trapping suggests that Crocidura russula is less solitary and territorial than other shrews. To study the social organization and mating system, free-ranging adult and juvenile C. russula were tracked simultaneously throughout the year using a radioactive tracking technique. Coincident rest, coincident activity and home range overlap were measured. During winter, all individuals used the same communal nest and spent on average 84% of their total rest in coincident rest. This led to a large home range overlap (52% on average). Coincident activity was low (2% on average). At the onset of the reproductive season the females became, territorial and shared their nest with only one male. During pair formation, coincident activity and home range overlap were significantly greater between than within sexes. The social organization of C. russula appeared to be strongly influenced by season and differed in this respect from the other species in the genus Sorex which are territorial throughout the year.

Contributory factors for the functional independence of oldest old

OBJECTIVE To investigate the socioeconomic and clinical factors that contribute to the functional independence of the oldest old of a community. METHOD Cross-sectional quantitative study whose sample consisted of 214 elderly people registered in Basic Health Units. Data were collected through structured interviews and application of the Functional Independence Measure. We used descriptive statistics, and for association of the variables we used the Student t-test, ANOVA and Tukey's test for multiple comparisons. RESULTS The significant variables that contributed to the functional independence were remaining economically active, practicing physical and leisure activities, having a social life, eating fruits, vegetables and meat. The orientation to conduct these practices reduces the demand for care and help needed in everyday activities. CONCLUSION Maintaining independence is primordial to delay disability and presents itself as an excellent field of work for nursing.

Rakas Heini 22/11 1974

Kirje 22.11.1974

Evaluation of adherence to measures for the prevention of surgical site infections by the surgical team

AbstractOBJECTIVEEvaluate pre- and intraoperative practices adopted by medical and nursing teams for the prevention of surgical infections.METHODA prospective study carried out in the period of April to May 2013, in a surgical center of a university hospital in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais.RESULTS18 surgeries were followed and 214 surgical gloves were analyzed, of which 23 (10.7%) had postoperative glove perforation detected, with 52.2% being perceived by users. Hair removal was performed on 27.7% of patients in the operating room, with the use of blades in 80% of the cases. Antibiotic prophylaxis was administered to 81.8% of patients up to 60 minutes prior to surgical incision. An average of nine professionals were present during surgery and the surgery room door remained open in 94.4% of the procedures.CONCLUSIONPartial adhesion to the recommended measures was identified, reaffirming a need for greater attention to these critical steps/actions in order to prevent surgical site infection.

[Los Angeles] keskiviikkona, heinäkuun 27 päivänä 1932

Kirje 27.7.1932