Profile of nursing professionals assisted by a multidisciplinary mental health team

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  • Gleide Santos de Araújo
    • Aline Santos Sampaio
      • Edna Moreira dos Santos
        • Suely Maia Galvão Barreto
          • Nilton José Vitório Almeida
            • Maria Luiza Dias dos Santos

              DOI:

              https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2014000200010

              Palavras-chave:

              Nursing, Mental Health, Occupational Health.

              Resumo

              The present study aims at investigating the profile of nursing professionals assisted by the multidisciplinary mental health team. This is a quantitative study with 385 records of workers who were attended the university medical service by a team of mental health from July 2009 to December 2010, the averages were calculated using the chi-square test and with level of significance of 5% (p<0.05). It was observed that nursing professionals had, in the average, lower age (47.5±9.7), more absences (5.15±3.29) and were more days away from work (191.8±168.5) compared to other categories, respectively (53.7±12.7), (2.18±2.8) and (138±163). The majority was diagnosed with affective and mood disorders (65%) and they were prescribed controlled medicine (96.8%), the differences were statistically significant in relation to other professionals. Although younger, the nursing staff stayed away longer, more frequently and had more mental health problems

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              2014-06-16

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              Araújo GS de, Sampaio AS, Santos EM dos, Barreto SMG, Almeida NJV, Santos MLD dos. Profile of nursing professionals assisted by a multidisciplinary mental health team. Rev Rene [Internet]. 16º de junho de 2014 [citado 5º de junho de 2026];15(2). Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/3135