Validity study of the Three-Dimensional Work Fatigue Inventory among higher education nursing faculty.

Objective: to adapt and validate the Three-Dimensional Work Fatigue Inventory (3D-WFI) for Brazil's cultural reality and assess the psychometric properties.

Methods: a methodological study developed in six stages: initial translation; synthesis of translations; back translation; review by expert committee; pretest; and review of the adaptation process by the researchers. For validity, the instrument was applied to a sample of 318 nursing professors from Brazilian federal and state public universities.

Analysis of moral courage and related factors among undergraduate nursing students: a scoping review.

Objective: to analyze scientific evidence on moral courage and related factors among nursing undergraduate students.

Method: the protocol of this scoping review was registered on Open Science Framework. A search was performed in five databases, according to the method provided by Joanna Briggs Institute Reviewers, the mnemonic strategy Population, Concept and Context, and a specific checklist.

Patient Safety Incidents and the second victim phenomenon among nursing students.

Objective: To map the factors involved in incidents that harm patient safety and contribute to the second victim phenomenon among nursing students.

Method: Qualitative, exploratory-descriptive study addressing 23 nursing students attending a Federal University in the South of Brazil. The interviews were analyzed using text and discoursive analysis.

Nursing students: the use of digital social network to profile nurses.

Objectives: to analyze the profile of nursing students at a university in southern Brazil and verify the effectiveness of the use of social networks in students' location and adherence.

Methods: a quantitative, descriptive and exploratory study, carried out with 314 students through a questionnaire prepared on Google Forms, made available through digital social networks and e-mails.

Results: students were women, without training in a technical/assistance nursing course, participants in projects and research groups, with a graduate degree.

Postgraduate nursing students' conceptions on scientific integrity and research ethics.

Objectives: to understand the conceptions of postgraduate Nursing students regarding integrity in scientific research.

Methods: a qualitative, descriptive and exploratory study conducted in October 2020, with 40 students from a postgraduate program in Nursing from a public university in Southern Brazil. The interviews had an emphasis on scientific integrity and its importance for scientific research; they were conducted using synchronous communication tool and analyzed by textual discourse analysis.

The performance of nursing students in a tele-health service during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Objective: To identify the experiences of nursing students working in a telehealth service to fight the COVID-19.

Method: Qualitative, exploratory, and descriptive study, addressing 31 undergraduate nursing students at a Federal University located in the extreme south of Brazil. Data were collected in October 2020 using an online questionnaire.

Workloads in nursing activities performed in university hospitals.

Objective: Analyze the exposure of nursing workers to workloads present in university hospitals located in southern Brazil.

Method: Cross-sectional quantitative study performed with 361 nursing workers from two University Hospitals between November 2019 and February 2020. An instrument addressing sociodemographic and occupational variables was used together with the previously validated Workloads in Nursing Activities Scale.

Relationship between workloads and presenteeism among nursing workers.

Objective: to analyze the relationship between exposure to workloads and presenteeism among nursing workers in the socio-environmental context of university hospitals.

Method: this is a quantitative, cross-sectional and analytical study with 355 nursing workers from two university hospitals in southern Brazil. Data were collected from November 2019 to February 2020.

Moral distress among nursing professors: The exercise of .

Background: Mismatch between the perception of one's moral duty and one's real social contribution may trigger moral distress, especially when no specific resistance strategies are used to counteract morally distressing situations. Considering a philosophical-ethical conception, individuals need to first reflect upon themselves to later turn to the world and confront their current situation in order to change it.

Objectives: To understand moral distress experienced by nursing professors teaching in higher education institutions and the use of as a coping strategy.

Work accidents and occupational risks identified in the Mobile Emergency Service.

Objective: To analyze the occurrence of work accidents among Mobile Emergency Service workers and the association with the identified occupational risks.

Method: A quantitative, exploratory, descriptive and cross-sectional study conducted with Mobile Emergency Service workers in Rio Grande do Sul, between January 2016 and November 2017, using an online instrument.

Results: A total of 265 workers participated.

Workloads and burnout of nursing workers.

Objective: to identify workloads in nursing work and its association with nursing worker burnout.

Method: a cross-sectional study, including 211 nursing workers from a university hospital, between July and August 2016. For the analysis, the descriptive statistics, Chi-Square Test, Fisher's Exact Test and Mann Whitney U-Test were used.

Musculoskeletal pain in undergraduate health students: prevalence and associated factors.

Objective: To assess the prevalence and factors associated with musculoskeletal pain in undergraduate health students.

Method: A cross-sectional study was conducted with undergraduate students from a university in the south of Brazil between April and July 2017. The Brazilian version of the Standardized Nordic Questionnaire and a questionnaire for the characterization of students were used.

Construction and validation of a tool to assess nursing interpersonal relations.

Objective: construct and validate a tool to identify the factors that influence interpersonal relations and the health of nursing workers in a University Hospital in the South of Brazil.

Method: methodological study, in nine steps. The face validation was carried out, with the participation of five experts, professor nurses doctors in Nursing, content with 26 nurses, stricto sensu Nursing Postgraduate students, and the validation of the construct was performed through a quantitative approach with 213 nursing workers.

Patient safety culture in intensive care units: perspective of health professionals.

Objective: To identify the patient safety culture in intensive care units.

Method: This qualitative, exploratory-descriptive study was conducted with five physicians, five nurses and 24 nursing technicians working in the intensive care units of two hospitals in the South of Brazil: one public and one philanthropic. Semi-structured interviews were held in September and October 2016 and analyzed using discursive textual analysis.

Moral sensitivity components identified among nurses from Intensive Care Units.

Objective: to identify ethical problems from the components of moral sensitivity among nurses of Intensive Care Units.

Method: qualitative, exploratory-descriptive study developed in a hospital in the South of Brazil with 19 nurses working in intensive care units through semi-structured interviews that were analyzed through discursive textual analysis.

Results: ethical education, dialogue, relationships with other health team members, professional autonomy, knowledge, personal values, effective communication, leadership and patients' positive outcomes were identified as important components of nurses' moral sensitivity, and comprise the domains of moral consciousness, benevolent motivation, and spontaneous moral perception.

Psychic workload in the process of work of maternity and obstetric centers nurses.

Objective: To identify the psychic workload present in the work process of nurses working in Maternity and Obstetric Centers.

Method: A descriptive qualitative study developed with 14 nurses working in obstetric centers and maternity units of two hospitals. The data were collected through a semi-structured interview, developed from October of 2015 to January of 2016, and exploited based on Content Analysis.

Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the Moral Distress Scale-Revised for nurses.

Objective:: Cross-culturally adapt and validate the Moral Distress Scale-Revised for nurses.

Method:: Quantitative, analytical cross-sectional study conducted with 157 nurses of two hospital institutions of Southern Brazil, one public and one philanthropic. Procedures conducted: cultural adaptation of the instrument according to international recommendations; validation for the Brazilian context.

Productivity versus workloads in the nursing working environment.

Objective To analyze the association between the productivity loss of nursing workers and workloads in a teaching hospital. Method Descriptive study with a quantitative approach, conducted with nursing workers. A structured data collection instrument and the Work Limitations Questionnaire were used.

Mental Health of Elementary Schoolteachers in Southern Brazil: Working Conditions and Health Consequences.

The mental health of educators is a growing problem in many countries. This study sought to identify self-reported stressful working conditions of elementary schoolteachers and the biopsychosocial consequences of those working conditions and then identify working conditions that promote well-being for teachers in the workplace. Exploratory study was done with 37 teachers.

Casual dock work: profile of diseases and injuries and perception of influence on health.

The present study aimed to identify the profile of diseases and injuries that affect casual dock workers and identify casual dock workers' perceptions of positive and negative work influences on their health. This study consisted of two phases. The first phase was a quantitative study composed of a retrospective analysis, conducted with 953 medical records.

Health disorders related to learning the welding trade: assessment of approaches to risk communication.

Objective: to assess the identification of health disorders as self-reported by apprentices of welding and to analyze the strength of the relationship between age and time of experience with self-reported health disorders before and after a socio-environmental nursing intervention.

Method: this quasi-experimental, non-randomized, before-and-after study was conducted with 86 welding apprentices from a private entity.

Results: the results show a significant difference for the pre- and post-test means and an increase in the post-test mean score for the cardiovascular, respiratory and cutaneous systems.

Risk perception and risk communication for training women apprentice welders: a challenge for public health nursing.

This research has aimed to identify the perceptions of women apprentice welders about physical, chemical, biological, and physiological risk factors to which they are exposed and evaluate the identification of health disorders self-reported for women apprentice welders before and after implementation of a nursing socioenvironmental intervention. A quantitative study was performed with 27 women apprentice welders (first phase) and before and after an intervention with 18 women (second phase) in Southern Brazil in 2011. The data were analysed using SPSS 19.

Risk communication as a tool for training apprentice welders: a study about risk perception and occupational accidents.

The present study has aimed to identify the perceptions of apprentice welders about physical, chemical, biological, and physiological risk factors to which they are exposed; identify types of occupational accidents involving apprentice welders; and report the development of a socioenvironmental education intervention as a tool for risk communication for apprentice welders. A quantitative study was performed with 161 apprentice welders in Southern Brazil in 2011. Data collection was performed via structured interviews with the apprentice welders about risk perception, occupational accidents, and time experienced in welding.

Risk perception and occupational accidents: a study of gas station workers in southern Brazil.

The present study aimed to identify the perceptions of gas station workers about physical, chemical, biological and physiological risk factors to which they are exposed in their work environment; identify types of occupational accidents involving gas station workers and; report the development of a socioenvironmental intervention as a tool for risk communication to gas station workers. A quantitative study was performed with 221 gas station workers in southern Brazil between October and December 2010. Data collection was performed between October to December 2010 via structured interviews.