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Are submissive nurses ethical?: reflecting on power anorexia

Rev. bras. enferm; 55 (2), 2002
We believe that the notion of power anorexia, which we define as a lack of desire to exercise power, is central to reflections about nursing ethical concerns. Questioning the assumption that nurses are powerless, we argue that nurses can and do exercise power and that their actions and inactions have con...

The nurse's management in hospitalhealth services: an alternative founded on human values

In Brazil, management inefficienty in health organization has been partly responsible for the discredit fo such sector. When conducting her managerial practice, the nurse performing in this context has not effectively contributed with the development of efficient clinical nursing nor has she collaborated...

Undergraduate and graduate education policy about critical care in Anna Nery School of Nursing/UFRJ

The conference gave an idea of undergraduate and graduate education policy about critical care developed in Anna Nery School of Nursing (EEAN) from Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. It was presented by the Visit Program AACN in 2000, September, when 55 nurses form USA, Latin America, Europe...