MFMateus Miranda Fernandes De Faria

Mateus Miranda Fernandes De Faria

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Mateus Miranda Fernandes De Faria has a total of 8 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:


Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    Valorizar a enfermagem é valorizar o Sistema Único de Saúde: a voz da enfermagem em meios de comunicação

    by Camila Harmuch, Anny Caroline Ribeiro Devechi, Jéssica dos Santos Pini, Paula Antunes Bezerra Nacamura, Mateus Miranda Fernandes de Faria, Natan David Pereira, Natan Nascimento de Oliveira, Marcelle Paiano

    Este estudo visa analisar os significados atribuídos à enfermagem nas redes sociais, enfocando a valorização da profissão. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, documental, guiada pelo Interacionismo Simbólico. Os dados foram coletados de duas redes sociais em 08/2021 durante o Dia Nacional da Saúde, utilizando as hashtags #enfermagem e #valorização, e analisados através da Análise de Conteúdo temática, abrangendo um total de 176 postagens. Foram identificadas duas categorias principais: #aprovapl2564, que destaca a importância das garantias legais para a valorização da enfermagem, e #valorizeaenfermagem, que reflete a demanda da categoria por reconhecimento e legitimação popular. Destaca-se a luta pela aprovação do Projeto de Lei n° 2.564/2020, por apoio governamental, reconhecimento e regulamentação da carga horária de trabalho. Conclui-se que a valorização da enfermagem é um processo em andamento, dependendo da mobilização dos profissionais para sua efetivação por meios legais.


  • Open Access

    The care process for users of alcohol and other drugs in primary health care: a qualitative study

    by Anny Caroline Ribeiro Devechi, Marcelle Paiano, Mateus Miranda Fernandes De Faria, Camila Harmuch, Jéssica dos Santos Pini, André Estevam Jaques

    To understand the process of caring for alcohol and other drug users by Primary Health Care professionals. This is a qualitative exploratory study with professionals from two Family Health Teams. Data was collected through focus groups with guiding questions and recorded interviews, which were later transcribed and analyzed by Bardin. IRaMuTeQ® software was used for categorization, identification and coding, as well as Reinert's method for classifying elementary context units. Eight professionals took part in this study. 1,869 occurrences of words were identified in the corpus of this research, divided into 381 active forms. The analysis resulted in two categories: "The user of alcohol and other drugs: the challenges of everyday life" and "The Psychosocial Care Network and ways of optimizing care for users". Professionals face various difficulties in caring for alcohol and other drug users, such as lack of qualifications, lack of a support network, lack of motivation on the part of the person and fragmentation of the Psychosocial Care Network. However, overcoming the adversities experienced by users is also an essential strategy, as these people face stigma and prejudice in health services. The care process proved to be fragile in the face of the adversities that influence it, thus highlighting the importance of investments in services and ongoing training for professionals working in the RAPS, in order to enable assertive, continuous, resolutive and humanized care.