Journals
Magazine:
TESELA
ISSN:
1887-2255
Year:
2022
Vol:
30
Ppgs:
e14041
Several programs of study confirm that there is a misalignment between what nurses are and what society knows about them. This dissociation has negative consequences for nurses themselves, for patients and for society as a whole. This article describes and provides evidence on one of the possible causes that may explain why this misinformation occurs. The starting hypothesis is that nurses have not received adequate training to develop communicative skill with all the stakeholders with whom they will interact in their professional careers. The lack is most noticeable when they have to interact with the media. Most nurses have not been trained to be able to respond effectively to the demands of journalists for information. The scarce presence of nurses in health reporting could therefore be justified not only by the lack of knowledge that journalists have about this profession, but also by the lack of training that nurses have received during their university studies. The article concludes by encouraging reflection/dialogue on this issue from the four areas in which nurses practice their profession: care, management, academia and researcher. It is hoped that this discussion will be the seed that will contribute to nurses being trained to create their own narrative. It is hoped that this will help nurses to be trained to create their own narrative.
Magazine:
JOURNAL OF NURSING MANAGEMENT
ISSN:
1365-2834
Year:
2022
Vol:
30
N°:
7
Pp:
2379 - 2382
Aim This commentary aims to spark discussion on the ethical, legal, professional and institutional challenges faced by nurses' use and interactions when using traditional, mass and social average. Background Freedom of expression is a core value of democratic systems. However, it appears to be a complex right when exercised by nurses in traditional average and/or during online interactions. Active use of these types of average can help promote healthcare incentives and reach larger audiences, or even influence public policy. Nevertheless, with the increase in social average use, some nurses have been found to have engaged in unprofessional practices, which, in some serious cases, have led to their dismissal. Evaluation We identified specific instances of conflicts-most commonly related to breach of privacy, inappropriate interactions on social average or a simple lack of knowledge or guidance regarding its use-and formal complaints concerning nurses' freedom of expression. Key Issues While nursing codes do exist, professional guidelines concerning the use of mass and social average are still much needed. With the advent of social average, there may be ambiguity regarding how nurses engage with and make use of these platforms. In order to ensure that nurses interact professionally with any form of average, clear ethical, legal and professional frameworks of use are needed. Specific codes exist, such as the new ICN code of ethics or the NMC code, among other initiatives, but more comprehensive guidance is needed in order to support nurses in using better judgement regarding their average interactions. While the existence of such frameworks may not fix the problem of incorrect use, it can help those nurses looking for clear guidance when interacting with mass average or using social average. Also, it is important that more professionals are aware that such guidance exists, since understanding the limits and dangers of certain interactions would ultimately protect nurses' and patients' rights. Conclusion The increasing use of average platforms by nurses calls for further professional guidance regarding its professional utilization. To date, limited guidance exists to support average interactions. In an interconnected world that favours average interaction in both professional and private spheres, the development and widespread dissemination of clear guidance for professionals must also detail two essential points: how professionals can better interact with average platforms and also how they can avoid having unethical average interactions in the first place. Implications for Nursing Management The existence of a solid, comprehensive framework for generalized average use should ensure that nurses can exercise their right to freedom of expression. Clearer limitations should support nurses' professional presence and interactions in the average.
Magazine:
TESELA
ISSN:
1887-2255
Year:
2022
N°:
30
Pp:
e14205
Introduction. Policy decisions in the field of healthcare management are fundamental and have a direct impact on health. Professionals at management , including nurses, are called upon to participate in political decision making. goal. To know what scientific evidence there is available on formal and informal educational programs for training in participation and in health policy decision-making aimed at nurses. To analyze what are the defining characteristics of educational programs in participation and political decision-making for nurses. Method. Systematic literature review in the main instructions of data. Results. No training programs have been found in the Spanish context. The existing training programs are analyzed on the basis of similarities and differences between them identified in the review. Discussion. The development of management competencies in nursing covers more than management of the internship clinical . The full training of management in nursing includes leadership, political participation and decision making through development multiple communication skills, and the application of ethics, among others. Conclusions. The lack of training programs in political decision making for nurses in Spain justifies the development of new programs of study at national and international level that complement and deepen the topic addressed in this review. Implications for internship. Developing training programs in political decision making for nurses will promote the development of better trained and qualified management profiles to occupy positions of responsibility in strategic decision making in health.
Magazine:
INTERFACE - COMUNICAÇÃO, SAUDE, EDUCAÇÃO.
ISSN:
1807-5762
Year:
2021
Vol:
25
Ppgs:
e200606
This study is an analysis on the Spanish average coverage of the Covid-19 crisis and the role of information on health and healthcare professionals within it. We studied the treatment given to healthcare sources and topics in news broadcasts released by Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) between December 31, 2019, and June 8, 2020. To this end, we conducted a quantitative content analysis on 452 news items from 21 news broadcasts. The results showed that debates on political issues were the main topics and politicians were the main sources, in the broadcasts analyzed, ahead of health issues and healthcare professionals. Our study thus confirms the lack of visibility of healthcare professionals in the television news coverage of the Covid-19 crisis in Spain.
Magazine:
OBSERVATORY
ISSN:
1646-5954
Year:
2018
Vol:
12
N°:
3
Pp:
83 - 105
article studies how the economic crisis has influenced the management of the speech between NGOs and the media. It also analyses the information opportunities generated, which these entities could use to contribute to social change: making visible the increase in the needs to be covered; highlighting the reduction in income to which they have been subjected, and denouncing social inequalities in order to gain public support.
The study focuses on the Valencian Community -one of the regions hardest hit by the crisis- and uses a triple methodology: interviews with the heads of speech of a representative sample of NGOs that serve vulnerable sectors of the population in Valencia; analysis of the journalistic treatment they have received in 2008 (beginning of the crisis) and 2012 (consolidation of the crisis) in the five daily newspapers of reference letter in Valencia; and interviews with the five journalists responsible for the coverage of social issues and NGOs in the newspapers analysed.
The results obtained will make it possible to verify the influence of the crisis on the management of the speech of NGOs and on the journalistic treatment of these entities. They have also facilitated the identification of good practices between NGOs and the media speech, finding a greater commitment in the media to denouncing the injustices caused by the crisis, while NGOs have focused more on the knowledge dissemination of their work.
Magazine:
programs of study ABOUT THE JOURNALISTIC MESSAGE
ISSN:
1134-1629
Year:
2017
Vol:
23
N°:
1
Pp:
569 - 586
The present work aims to find out whether the management of relations with the media in some Third Sector organisations has been considered an element for the development of media relations in some Third Sector organisations.
speech in some Third Sector organisations has been considered an element core topic for these entities, especially in times of economic crisis, when the work of the NGOs can be
especially in times of economic crisis, when the work of NGOs can be more highly valued by society, generating information opportunities that could be used by the media.
be more highly valued by society, generating information opportunities that could be made profitable with an adequate .
with an appropriate management . On the other hand, we have tried to find out the vision that media professionals have of .
media professionals have of the work of the Cabinets, and whether the entities with a more professionalised management
more professionalised area of their media relations could take advantage of this opportunity to favour the achievement of their
achieve the objectives of their organisations during the crisis.
Magazine:
ZER. MAGAZINE OF programs of study OF COMMUNICATION
ISSN:
1137-1102
Year:
2016
Vol:
21
N°:
40
Pp:
85 - 108
This article is aimed at finding out about the management of the speech carried out by Third Sector organisations during the economic crisis, which has highlighted the value of the work of these entities at a time of lack of confidence and loss of credibility in institutions. The work tries to analyse the model and the management of the speech developed by six NGOs from different profile that work with groups at risk of social exclusion in Valencia (Red Cross, Caritas, Casa Caridad, CEARPV, COCEMFECV and FEAPSCV), addressing the status in a community that has been especially hard hit by the crisis.
Magazine:
PRISMA SOCIAL
ISSN:
1989-3469
Year:
2015
N°:
14
Pp:
603-662
link DADUN:
http: //hdl.handle.net/10171/38926
Although there are numerous programs of study in Spain on the integration of immigrant student body into the formal educational system, there are not many that contemplate the incidence of immigration in this modality training programme, known as the Workshop Schools Programme, which provides a specific training for employment. This article shows the results of a study on the socio-demographic profile of student body immigrant workers enrolled in the workshop schools in Navarre (Spain). In addition, both the previous professional trajectory of this student body in their home country and their expectations of integration into the labour market after their time in the workshop school are presented. It also shows certain indications about the contribution of the workshop schools to the social integration of these people. Finally, their prospects of remaining in Navarre once they have finished their training in the workshop school are explained.
There are numerous studies in Spain on the integration of immigrant students in the formal education system. However, there are not so many studies that contemplate the incidence of immigrant population in a training modality called ¿Workshop Schools Program¿. This program provides specific training for employment, thus calling its trainees ¿student workers¿. The article presents the results of a study done in Navarra (Spain) with immigrant population who enrolled in such program in the region.
Magazine:
programs of study ABOUT THE JOURNALISTIC MESSAGE
ISSN:
1134-1629
Year:
2015
Vol:
21
N°:
2
Pp:
1189 - 1206
The first purpose of this paper is analyzing issues, priority focus and sources of reference in environmental news published in regional newspapers Diario de Navarra and Diario de Noticias. The second purpose is studying the evolution of these three elements, possible trends and factors that can affect it. The news were registered by the Centro de Recursos Ambientales de Navarra (CRANA). The period of analysis is
January 1, 2004 to December 31, 2012 and the sample is configured by 2,125 news. The information from the quantitative content analysis is complemented by in depth interviews to people in charge of the CRANA and a qualitative analysis of the content of part of the sample.
Magazine:
OBSERVATORY
ISSN:
1646-5954
Year:
2014
Vol:
8
N°:
4
Pp:
17 -38
The purpose of this article is twofold. Firstly, it describes the opportunities that the new communication paradigm, generated by the irruption of the social web, offers NGOs at development to manage the relationship they maintain with their stakeholders when they seek to inform, raise awareness, educate for development, attract resources or exert pressure. After this, the current state of implementation of social web tools in this sector in Spain is described, analysing various variables. The conclusions obtained in this research come from a quantitative content analysis of the websites and social web tools of the 95 NGDOs that make up the Spanish NGDO Coordinating Committee. The data obtained show that there has been an increase in the activation of these tools by NGDOs, quantify the possibility of interacting with their interest groups and point to future lines of research in this field.
The aim of this article is twofold. First, to highlight the new communication paradigm and opportunities generated for NGDOs by the emergence of social Web. Secondly, the paper will offer a description of the current status of the implementation of the social web tools in this field in Spain. The conclusions come from a quantitative content analysis of webs and social Web tools of the 95 NGDOs that make up the NGD Coordinator in Spain. These results are an open opportunit
Magazine:
TRIPODOS
ISSN:
1138-3305
Year:
2014
N°:
35
Pp:
137 - 155
link DADUN:
http: //hdl.handle.net/10171/38491
From January 2004 to December 2012, the regional press published in Navarre has published a total of 21,250 news items with information related to the environment, according to the register of the Environmental Resources Centre of Navarre (CRANA), a foundation promoted by the Government of Navarre and a reference in this field area. goal On the basis of this register, a total of 2,125 news items have been analysed with the aim of studying the priority of information and the role of the Departments of speech in promoting it. For fill in the
information from the content analysis, a qualitative study was carried out to understand the influence of Departments of speech on the publication of environmental news.
The regional press in Navarra has posted a total of 21,250 environmental news from January 2004 to December 2012, attending to CRANA, a foundation promoted by the Government of Navarre and leader in this area. Based on this register, a total of 2,125 news are analyzed with the aim of studying the priority given to this information and the role of communication departments in charge of promoting environmental issues. Besides the content analysis, a qualitative study allowed us to understand the influence of communication departments in the publication
of environmental news.
Magazine:
programs of study ABOUT THE JOURNALISTIC MESSAGE
ISSN:
1134-1629
Year:
2013
Vol:
19
N°:
1
Pp:
147 - 164
This article analyses the presence and treatment of information related to solidarity, development, cooperation and NGDO action in the regional press published in Navarre. The data obtained from the quantitative and qualitative analysis allows an X-ray of the form and content of the coverage of these items, as well as confirming similarities and differences in this respect between the regional, national and international press. The study also confirms the presence of stereotypes about PLW in the information published and the reinforcement that the dissemination of news on these four topics represents for the reputation of NGDOs.
Books
Place of Edition:
Pamplona
publishing house:
Apuntes Collection. Eunsa
Year:
2021
Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of disease, disability and death in the world and is considered a preventable pandemic.
Health professionals have an essential role to play in helping smokers to quit. Therefore, during their university education, they should be provided with the knowledge, skills and aptitudes necessary to carry out smoking cessation interventions. With this in mind, goal researchers and professors from the Institut Català d'Oncologia (ICO), the University of Navarra, King's College London, the Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Coimbra, the Université Libre de Bruxelles, the University of Barcelona, the Erasmushogeschool Brussel and the University of Lleida have developed the INSTrUCT course. This innovative e-learning course resource educational is available open in four languages: Spanish, English, French and Portuguese.
The purpose of this guide is to guide university teachers in the implementation and evaluation of this course, as well as to deepen the role of the teacher and the student in it.
Finally, it is important to note that the development of this course has been made possible thanks to funding from the ERASMUS+ programme.
Place of Edition:
Pamplona
publishing house:
Apuntes Collection. Eunsa
Year:
2021
Tobacco consumption represents the first cause of preventable illness, disability, and death in the world, being considered an avoidable "pandemic". According to the World Health Organization (2020; [WHO]), tobacco consumption, at a global level, is responsible for over eight million deaths per year. All in all, the INSTrUCT course has the general goal to enable healthcare profession students in the assessment of the tobacco consumption status and in the main interventions to quit smoking.
This guide intends to guide the professor through the implementation and assessment of the INSTrUCT course and to discuss which is the role of the professor and the student during its development.
Place of Edition:
Navarra
publishing house:
La association navarra de empresas de comunicación y advertising
Year:
2013
result of a reflection process initiated in 2010 by the 17 agencies of speech and advertising that made up La association Navarra de Empresas de speech and advertising. It is a reference letter material to facilitate dialogue between the agencies and their clients. The book is employee as material for work by all the agencies that make up La association and has been requested as training material by universities and business schools.
Book chapters
Book:
Possibilities and Barriers for Sub-Saharan Africa development
Place of Edition:
Navarra
publishing house:
Aranzadi, Thomson-Reuters
Year:
2015
Págs:
139 - 161
According to statistics consulted at the high school National Statistics Office (INE), Senegal has remained over the years as the Sub-Saharan African country with the highest immigration rate in Spain and the second highest in Africa, only surpassed by Morocco. At the same time, Senegal is a country in the process of being development prioritised by Spanish cooperation. As a result of these two circumstances, which suggest a large presence of Senegal in Spain, we wanted to check, through a study of the Spanish press - specifically using information obtained from the newspaper El País - how certain events in relation to Senegal are reflected, how they are treated and what subject image is disseminated about this African state. Prior to the presentation of the results of the study, certain considerations are made regarding bilateral relations between Spain and Senegal, which affect various aspects of Spanish cooperation with Senegal.
Spanish cooperation with development. Our study of the press will reflect many aspects concerning the migratory phenomenon, which to a large extent are the cause or consequence of the actions contemplated in this cooperation.
Book:
The role of the University in the processes of communication and cooperation for social and human development
Place of Edition:
Madrid
publishing house:
publishing house Fragua
Year:
2014
Ppgs:
283 - 296
When talking about solidarity, development, human rights and Non-Governmental Organisations for the development (NGDOs) and their links with the speech, the University tends to appear almost exclusively as a generator of theoretical proposals of more or less depth, while its capacity to develop experiences and projects capable of building solidarity and development from the active speech remains in the shadows. However, its vocation of service for the improvement of society makes it necessary to reflect on and debate the educational institution's commitment to solidarity. And especially when the crisis we are suffering weakens precisely the presence and strength of solidarity and cooperation towards the weakest and most impoverished. The academic, scientific and technical potential that the University possesses, as well as its human resources, placed at the service of society, can be an effective platform for the development of public cooperation policies, and a guarantee that these are carried out with equity and justice. purpose This new publication of the University Forum of research at speech is born as a collective effort for reflection, with the aim of sharing experiences and ideas, in order to build, at final, a scenario that helps to define, propose and build the territory and the University's path towards solidarity.
Book:
I conference University and Education for the development. assessment of programs of mobility in university cooperation for the development
Place of Edition:
Pamplona
publishing house:
Public University of Navarra
Year:
2013
Ppgs:
146-157
In the year 2000 the lecture of Rectors of the Spanish University
of Spanish Universities (CRUE) approved the Strategy for
University Cooperation Strategy at development, which was presented as
" manager position of the Spanish university system in favour of less developed countries.
Spanish university system in favour of less developed countries
"stating that "Universities can and must
play a series of functions in this sense, which it is intended to
that are intended to be suitably articulated with those performed by other agents".
other agents".
Based on this idea, the present work deals with one of the main challenges facing the world's
the main challenges faced by the University in this field: to ensure that students
the University faces in this field: to ensure that the students trained in it internalise
that what they have learned and experienced from the actions of
Education for the development (EpD) experienced in the university environment have a logical continuum
university environment have a logical continuum in their professional life.
professional life.
To specify how this goal can be achieved, some EpD actions are explained.
some of the EpD actions carried out at the University of Navarra from the
the University of Navarra in the field of professor (theoretical-practical)
and researcher.
Palabras core topic: University; Cooperation and developing countries.
development.
Book:
Communication and development, steps towards coherence,
Place of Edition:
zamora
publishing house:
Comunicación Social Edicciones y Publicaciones
Year:
2010
Págs:
17 7- 191
This chapter analyses the repercussions in the regional and national press of the speech crisis managed by the Anesvad Foundation in 2007. The chapter also examines in depth how the information disseminated about this crisis could have affected the reputation of Spanish NGDOs.
Book:
Sociology and Society in Navarre. A vision of change
Place of Edition:
EU
publishing house:
Sahats
Year:
2010
Ppgs:
229 - 248