Publications by authors named "Clerison Stelvio Garcia"
Article Synopsis
- * Across 965 participants, the findings showed that the average knowledge score was about 11, while compliance with SPs had a mean score of around 31, indicating reasonable understanding and adherence.
- * Results revealed that better knowledge and compliance correlated with lower NSI reports, with Brazilian participants performing better than their Colombian counterparts, highlighting the influence of country of origin and vaccination status on NSI experiences.
Article Synopsis
- - The study investigates the social support available to chronic liver disease patients waiting for transplantation and how it impacts their psychological well-being and interpersonal relationships.
- - Conducted with 119 patients at a Brazilian University Hospital, the research gathered data on demographics, clinical aspects, feelings, and social support using structured questionnaires.
- - Findings indicate younger patients receive more social support, while those with alcoholic cirrhosis reported lower support levels, highlighting significant relationships between age, disease etiology, and emotional well-being.
Evaluation of the level of knowledge and compliance with standart precautions and the safety standard (NR-32) amongst physicians from a public university hospital, Brazil.
Ehidee Isabel Gómez La-Rotta Clerison Stelvio Garcia Felipe Barbosa Amanda Ferreira dos Santos Gabriela Mazzarolo Marcondes Vieira
Rev Bras Epidemiol
September 2013
Brazil is the first country in the world to have broad coverage standard (NR-32) focused on protecting health workers exposed to biological risks. This study evaluated the degree of knowledge of the NR-32 Standard and the level of knowledge and compliance with the standard precautions. A cross-sectional study was conducted with 208 randomly selected health professionals; 93 of them were residents and 115 were physicians at a Brazilian Clinical Hospital.
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