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- Title
FÁTIMA SAMPAIO: VIDA E TRAJETÓRIA PROFISSIONAL COMO MARCOS DA HISTÓRIA DA ENFERMAGEM.
- Authors
Amaral da Silva, Francisca Aline; Freitas e. Silva Maia, Natália Maria; Basílio da Silva, Anneth Cardoso; Castelo Branco, Edwar de Alencar; Ribeiro dos Santos, Ana Maria; Oliveira Santos, Fernanda Batista; de Almeida Peres, Maria Angélica
- Abstract
Objective: to describe the professional trajectory of Maria do Rozário de Fátima Borges Sampaio, from Piauí, in teaching, management and in the Federal and Regional Councils of Nursing. Methods: a historical-biographical study, based on the methodology of oral history of life, whose construction was based on oral sources, semi-structured interviews, and written sources, such as minutes, resolutions, and communications made available by the Federal Council of Nursing and the Regional Council of Nursing - Piauí section. Data analysis occurred to articulate the information captured in the sources to build the historical narrative. Results: They were presented in two tables, which gave rise to three discursive categories: Life and training - from countryside girl to master; Teaching and management - every nurse is an educator and a manager; Class entities - representation of nursing and Piauí. Conclusion: the history of Maria do Rozário de Fátima Borges Sampaio shows a woman determined and committed to the profession, strong to face challenges, sensitive in dealing with patients and their complexity, questioning, studious, dedicated and ethical in her decisions, both in terms of nursing care and in terms of the deliberations focused on the bodies of which she participated and presided.
- Subjects
OCCUPATIONAL roles; VOCATIONAL guidance; HISTORY of nursing; RESEARCH methodology; INTERVIEWING; NURSING education; EDUCATORS; DESCRIPTIVE statistics; BIOGRAPHY (Literary form); DATA analysis software; NURSES' associations
- Publication
Enfermagem em Foco, 2023, Vol 14, p1
- ISSN
2177-4285
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.21675/2357-707X.2023.v14.e-202374