Um estudo de caso sobre estresse em residentes de cirurgia vascular periférica em um hospital de ensino

Abstract

Occupational stress is a major concern in the work environment, as it can cause damage to health and professional development. This research can be characterized as a qualitative, descriptive-exploratory case study, with the objective of evaluating, analyzing and describing the perception of occupational stress in peripheral vascular surgery residents in a teaching hospital, through a semi-structured questionnaire and interviews. The questionnaire was divided into two parts, the first on sociodemographic data and the second with open questions, based on the Stress Scale of Paschoal and Tamayo. The population consisted of 12 residents, but only 6 returned with the questionnaires. As for sex, 50% are male and 50% female. Everyone works in more than one hospital / clinic and everyone has another home. The results show that all respondents feel tired, with excessive workload and lack of time for personal life. The importance of intervention measures to improve the quality of life of residents is perceived, including the more effective participation of the Commission to support residents, which does not provide the necessary support to avoid the main factors that lead to stress, including bullying, which according to the respondents, is recurrent and veiled.