Oficina sobre coronavírus para jornalistas

Promoção da qualificação na oficina para jornalistas sobre coronavírus oferecida pela Fundação Oswaldo Cruz em 12 de fevereiro de 2020.

Can scientists fill the science journalism void? Online public engagement with science stories authored by scientists.

In many countries the public's main source of information about science and technology is the mass media. Unfortunately, in recent years traditional journalism has experienced a collapse, and science journalism has been a major casualty. One potential remedy is to encourage scientists to write for news media about science. On these general news platforms, scientists' stories would have to compete for attention with other news stories on hard (e.g. politics) and entertaining (e.g. celebrity news) topics written by professional writers. Do they stand a chance? This study aimed to quantitatively characterize audience interactions as an indicator of interest in science news stories authored by early career scientists (henceforth 'scientists') trained to function as science reporters, as compared to news items written by reporters and published in the same news outlets. To measure users' behavior, we collected data on the number of clicks, likes, comments and average time spent on page. The sample was composed of 150 science items written by 50 scientists trained to contribute popular science stories in the Davidson Institute of Science Education reporters' program and published on two major Israeli news websites-Mako and Ynet between July 2015 to January 2018. Each science item was paired with another item written by the website's organic reporter, and published on the same channel as the science story (e.g., tourism, health) and the same close time. Overall significant differences were not found in the public's engagement with the different items. Although, on one website there was a significant difference on two out of four engagement types, the second website did not have any difference, e.g., people did not click, like or comment more on items written by organic reporters than on the stories written by scientists. This creates an optimistic starting point for filling the science news void by scientists as science reporters.

Gender, age, and political legitimacy: Activist (in)visibility in broadcast news, 1970-2012.

We assess whether media professionals construct stories in ways that enhance or diminish women's legitimacy as agents of change. Our analysis of 269 broadcast news stories sampled between 1970 and 2012 examines depictions of activists in five social movements-Women's Rights, Gay Rights, Immigrant Rights, Occupy Wall Street, and Tea Party-at the intersection of gender, age, and race. We find that broadcast news coverage diminishes the legitimacy of women and older activists and activists of color by underrepresenting them, presenting opponents' claims at higher rates, and reinforcing dominant cultural narratives about political authority.

The Truth (?) of Wartime Rape: Memory, Form, and Meaning in Helke Sander's Liberators Take Liberties and Wojciech Tochman's Today We're Going to Draw Death.

This article analyzes the representational strategies used to show, narrate, and contextualize sexual violence during past military conflicts in Helke Sander's 1992 documentary film BeFreier und BeFreite (Liberators Take Liberties) and Wojciech Tochman's 2010 reportage Dzisiaj narysujemy smierc (Today We're Going to Draw Death). My comparative analysis of the formal strategies used by Sander and Tochman to effectively diminish various modes of "historical distance" serves to promote a discussion on the potential of each medium to evoke empathetic understanding of the trauma of wartime rape victims in the present.

The Right (Way) to Represent: The Emotional Politics of Remembering Mass Rape in Germany After 1945.

A Woman in Berlin (1954) has undoubtedly shaped global understanding of wartime rape. The present article focuses on the diarist's use of humor to process her disorientation, assert her subjectivity, and build affective links with other victims. I consider how the diary's tone influenced its reception and thus how aesthetic analysis might illuminate the conditions under which stories about sexual violence become audible, as well as the ways in which the "cultural politics of emotion" (to quote the title of Sarah Ahmed's 2004 study) can both foster and obstruct human rights projects.

Development of a journal club on the Nursing management process.

OBJECTIVE: To develop a journal club on management topics in Nursing. METHOD: Action research, adopting content analysis as methodological reference and the journal club strategy. 12 nursing managers of a public hospital in the state of São Paulo participated from August to November 2016. RESULTS: data showed the participation of nurses in the journal club in five meetings planned collectively with the following topics: "aspects regarding organization", with the subtopics "planning", "work process", "structure" and "people management"; and the topic "aspects regarding the team", with the subtopics "autonomy", "behavior/attitude", "awareness" and "social problems". CONCLUSION: The study showed the comprehensiveness of topics the journal club can address regarding management, and how scientific basis is important in the daily life of nursing managers to improve quality of care and the ability to manage.

Development of a journal club on the Nursing management process / Desarrollo de un club de lectura sobre el proceso de gestión en enfermeira / Desenvolvimento de um clube de leitura sobre o processo gerencial em enfermagem

ABSTRACT Objective: To develop a journal club on management topics in Nursing. Method: Action research, adopting content analysis as methodological reference and the journal club strategy. 12 nursing managers of a public hospital in the state of São Paulo participated from August to November 2016. Results: data showed the participation of nurses in the journal club in five meetings planned collectively with the following topics: "aspects regarding organization", with the subtopics "planning", "work process", "structure" and "people management"; and the topic "aspects regarding the team", with the subtopics "autonomy", "behavior/attitude", "awareness" and "social problems". Conclusion: The study showed the comprehensiveness of topics the journal club can address regarding management, and how scientific basis is important in the daily life of nursing managers to improve quality of care and the ability to manage.

RESUMEN Objetivo: Desarrollar un club de lectura sobre temas de gestión en enfermería. Método: Investigación-acción, adoptando el análisis de contenido como referencial metodológico y como la estrategia del club de lectura. Participaron 12 gerentes de enfermería de un hospital público del estado de São Paulo en el período de agosto a noviembre del 2016. Resultados: los datos revelaron la participación de los enfermeros en el club de lectura en cinco encuentros planeados colectivamente y cuyos temas fueron: "aspectos referentes a la organización", con los subtemas "planificación", "proceso de trabajo", "estructura" y "gestión de personas"; y el tema "aspectos referentes al equipo", con los subtemas "autonomía", "comportamiento/actitud", "sensibilización" y "problemas sociales". Conclusión: El estudio mostró el alcance de los temas que el club de lectura puede abordar en relación a la gestión, y la importancia del fundamento científico en el cotidiano de los gerentes de enfermería para mejorar la calidad de la asistencia y la capacidad para administrar.

RESUMO Objetivo: Desenvolver um clube de leitura sobre temas de gerenciamento em enfermagem. Método: Pesquisa-ação, adotando-se a análise de conteúdo como referencial metodológico e a estratégia do clube de leitura. Participaram 12 gerentes de enfermagem de um hospital público do estado de São Paulo no período de agosto a novembro de 2016. Resultados: os dados revelaram a participação dos enfermeiros no clube de leitura em cinco encontros planejados coletivamente e cujos temas foram: "aspectos referentes à organização", com os subtemas "planejamento", "processo de trabalho", "estrutura" e "gestão de pessoas"; e o tema "aspectos referentes à equipe", com os subtemas "autonomia", "comportamento/atitude", "sensibilização" e "problemas sociais". Conclusão: O estudo mostrou a abrangência de temas que o clube de leitura pode abordar em relação ao gerenciamento e o quanto o embasamento científico é importante no cotidiano dos gerentes de enfermagem para melhorar a qualidade da assistência e a capacidade para gerenciar.

From the preserves of the educated elite to virtually everywhere: A content analysis of Danish science news in 1999 and 2012.

In an attempt to qualify changes to science news reporting due to the impact of the Internet, we studied all science news articles published in Danish national newspapers in a November week in 1999 and 2012, respectively. We find the same amount of science coverage, about 4% of the total news production, in both years, although the tabloids produce more science news in 2012. Online science news also received high priority. Journalists in 2012 more often than in 1999 make reference to scientific journals and cite a wider range of journals. Science news in 2012 is more international and politically oriented than in 1999. Based on these findings, we suggest that science news, due partly to the emergence of online resources, is becoming more diverse and available to a wider audience. Science news is no longer for the elite but has spread to virtually everywhere in the national news system.