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- Nursing Practice Environments and Professional and Care-Related Outcomes in Portuguese Emergency Services: A Descriptive Study of 2018 and 2022Publication . Pragosa, Ângela; Roque, Sofia; Araújo, Beatriz; Jesus, ÉlvioBackground/Objectives: Emergency Services (ESs) are highly demanding clinical settings where Nursing Practice Environments (NPEs) play a critical role in shaping professional- and care-related outcomes. International evidence suggests that unfavorable NPEs are associated with reduced job satisfaction, compromised care quality, and increased safety risks. This study aimed to describe NPEs and selected professional and care-related outcomes among ESs nurses in Portugal in 2018 and 2022. Methods: A descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted using data from two national surveys of ESs nurses collected in 2018 (n = 390) and 2022 (n = 434). Data were collected through an online questionnaire including the Practice Environment Scale of the Nursing Work Index (PES-NWI), measures of job satisfaction, intention to leave, perceived quality and safety of care, safety culture, incident occurrence, and missed nursing care. Descriptive statistics were used to summarize results across both samples. Results: NPEs were predominantly classified as unfavorable in both samples, with around 70% of nurses working in unfavorable environments. The most compromised dimensions were staffing and resource adequacy, nurses’ participation in hospital affairs, and nurse manager ability, leadership, and support of nurses. Job satisfaction was low in both samples, and a high proportion of nurses reported an intention to leave the organization. Differences were observed between samples in perceived quality and safety of care, incident occurrence, and missed nursing care, particularly in relational and autonomous interventions. Collegial nurse–physician relations emerged as the only favorable dimension in both samples. Conclusions: The findings indicate that NPEs in Portuguese ESs were predominantly unfavorable in both study periods, reflecting structural and organizational challenges. These findings may be associated with nurses’ professional outcomes and perceived care quality and safety, highlighting the importance of targeted organizational interventions to improve practice environments.
- Programas de educação dirigidos ao utente com diabetes mellitus tipo 2: revisão sistemática da literaturaPublication . Menino, Eva; Dixe, Maria dos Anjos; Martins Louro, Maria Clarisse; Roque, SofiaO aumento da longevidade e as problemáticas de saúde associadas ao aumento da incidência da doença crónica, concretamente a diabetes que apresenta implicações documentadas ao nível económico, social e familiar, justificam a necessidade de uma resposta dos serviços de saúde consertada e de qualidade. Esta revisão sistemática tem como objetivo analisar os programas de educação dirigidos ao utente diabético, metodologias de avaliação assim como os respetivos resultados. Os cinco estudos incluídos resultaram duma pesquisa realizada na EBSCOhost e na ISI Web of Knowledge. Os programas de intervenção apresentam metodologias e estruturas distintas, embora todos tenham tido por base teórica a educação para a autogestão. As metodologias de avaliação da eficácia dos programas incidiram essencialmente em parâmetros fisiológicos, embora em alguns estudos tenham sido avaliados parâmetros psicológicos. Os resultados mostram melhorias nos valores da Hemoglobina glicada; da pressão arterial, colesterol, na vigilância oftálmica, autovigilância dos pés e vigilância nefropática, autoeficácia, qualidade de vida, dieta, peso corporal, perímetro abdominal, indicadores de atitude e indicadores de comportamento. Parece haver uma resposta positiva aos programas de intervenção, traduzida em resultados relacionados com parâmetros fisiológicos e parâmetros psicológicos.