Related Experiment Videos
[Biosafety: scientific production in nursing].
A C e Souza1, A F Tipple, E Gir
1FEN/UFG, EERP/USP.
Revista Gaucha De Enfermagem
|May 10, 2002
Summary
This study analyzed 224 biosafety publications in Brazilian nursing journals from 1932-1997. Research predominantly focused on worker and patient health, with most studies by nurses from the Southeast region.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Research
- Public Health
- Biosafety Studies
Context:
- Analysis of Brazilian nursing periodicals over 65 years (1932-1997).
- Focus on research themes and author qualifications in biosafety.
- Classification of publications into worker's health, patient's health, and environment.
Purpose:
- To investigate thematic approaches and methodological focuses in biosafety research.
- To assess the qualifications of authors publishing in Brazilian nursing journals.
- To identify trends in biosafety research over a significant time period.
Summary:
- A total of 224 biosafety studies were published, including articles, conferences, monographs, and theses.
- Predominance of research centered on worker's health and patient's health.
- Most studies were descriptive, authored by nurses from the Southeast region, many holding Master's or Doctorate degrees.
Impact:
- Highlights the historical focus of biosafety research within Brazilian nursing.
- Identifies key demographics and academic backgrounds of contributing authors.
- Provides insights into the evolution of biosafety research themes and methodologies in Brazil.