masterThesis
Estratégias de ensino-avaliação voltadas ao desenvolvimento de competências para o trabalho em equipe na residência multiprofissional em saúde
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DANTAS, Bárnora Theresa. Estratégias de ensino-avaliação voltadas ao desenvolvimento de competências para o trabalho em equipe na residência multiprofissional em saúde. 2018. 77f. Dissertação (Mestrado Profissional em Ensino na Saúde) - Centro de Ciências da Saúde, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2018.
Autor
Dantas, Bárnora Theresa
Resumen
Objective: Implement teaching-learning strategies for the practice of teamwork skills
among students of a Multiprofessional Integrated Health Residency. Methodology:
quasi-experimental research, using a quantitative research approach, involving
multiprofessional residents of a university hospital in the years of 2017 and 2018. For
practical teaching and interprofessional education, it was used as a strategy the
collective construction in small groups using the Grove plan. The teamwork was
assessed with Team Objective Structure Clinical Examination (TOSCE). Results: the
strategies, regarding teaching and evaluation, were used in an unprecedented way in
the multiprofessional residency program, being well accepted by the participants. The
study shows the importance of practices on multidisciplinary teams with skills
development where 89.8% agree that learn with other health professionals is an
advantage for developing teamwork skills, to uniprofessional (91.5%), a fact that
reinforces the acceptance for the development of interprofessional education and that
they are open for practice. Based on the interprofessional reflective practice, it was
possible to develop strategies for interprofessional work and interprofessional
education, with communication, teamwork and the professional relationships, the skills
emphasized by the professionals/resident/student as of greater importance for that.
The TOSCE strategy was used in the development of skills for teamwork facing Basic
and Advanced Life Support simulations. This demonstrated that the use of active
methodologies and formative evaluation, resulted in improved skills, confirmed in the
data analysis from assessments between the activities of Realistic Simulation
Practices in Basic Life Support (average 2.8 to 4.8) and Advanced Life Support (3.1 to
5.7). Final Considerations: Innovative strategies have enabled us to optimize and
improve the development of communication and teamwork skills focused on
Interprofessional Work and Interprofessional Education, being recognized as moments
of effective teaching-learning during the training of participants.