Cómo experimentan el acoso estudiantes de enfermería general con bachillerato en las prácticas clínicas
Cómo experimentan el acoso estudiantes de enfermería general con bachillerato en las prácticas clínicas
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.4702510034
Palavras-chave: Acoso. Violencia. Acoso escolar. Enfermería. Prácticas clínicas.
Keywords: Harassment. Violence. School bullying. Nursing. Clinical practices.
Abstract: The students of General Nursing with bachelor’s degree are incorporated to the clinical practice from the fifth semester onwards, eight hours a day per week. Since it is a technical program with baccalaureate, it becomes a study option for high school graduates or for those who graduate from high school, a characteristic that favors that within the student body there are students under eighteen years of age, as well as those over 18 years of age. The data exploration derived narratives that were analyzed with the ATLAS.ti program and interpreted with thematic networks. Four global categories were identified: normalization of violence, intimidating the student, emotions linked to harassment or other types of violence, and appreciation of the solutions provided by the university to the problem. The global situation on the experience of general nursing students with baccalaureate degrees regarding harassment reveals that students experience several situations of harassment during their clinical practices such as: using hurtful words or insults to address the student during a practice, making jokes and offensive jokes towards students in front of their other classmates and hospital staff. Verbal harassment is considered “common” by the students, and they associate it as a practice that, although uncomfortable for them, is part of their teaching process inside a hospital. Consequently, there is a negative impact on the students' wellbeing.
- Teresa Castro Mata