Processo de trabalho da equipe de radiologia intervencionista: uma revisão integrativa
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Segundo Kant, o trabalho deve ser guiado pela razão, moralidade e respeito à dignidade, promovendo o desenvolvimento moral e a autonomia do indivíduo. Marx destaca a importância do trabalho coletivo para garantir justiça e igualdade, enquanto Durkheim valoriza a cooperação social para o bem comum. Na área da saúde, especialmente na radiologia intervencionista, o trabalho em equipe e a comunicação eficiente são essenciais para garantir segurança e qualidade no atendimento. Com o crescimento de procedimentos minimamente invasivos desde os anos 1960, a colaboração entre profissionais como médicos, enfermeiros e tecnólogos torna-se ainda mais importante para o sucesso dos tratamentos. O principal objetivo desse estudo foi analisar qual a produção de conhecimento nos últimos anos acerca do processo de trabalho da equipe de radiologia intervencionista. Tratando-se de uma revisão integrativa da literatura realizada nas bases de dados da PUBMED, LILACS, e SCOPUS, com foco nos artigos publicados entre os anos de 2015 até 2025, após aplicar os critérios de seleção observou-se 08 artigos relacionados com o tema. Nos estudos analisados, predominam artigos internacionais, com destaque para três pesquisas de países de língua portuguesa: um de Portugal e dois do Brasil, publicados na mesma revista da Associação Nacional de Medicina do Trabalho. Todos esses artigos foram escritos em inglês. Além disso, apenas um dos oito estudos selecionados foi publicado em espanhol, vindo de Cuba. Essa distribuição mostra uma maior presença de publicações em inglês, mesmo com contribuições importantes de países de língua portuguesa e espanhola. Os estudos mostraram que, de forma geral, os profissionais que trabalham com radiação ionizante estão expostos a riscos, especialmente em centros de alta complexidade. Além disso, eles destacaram como a comunicação eficiente entre toda a equipe multidisciplinar, incluindo enfermeiros e outros profissionais de assistência, é fundamental para garantir a segurança e o bom funcionamento do trabalho. Essa troca de informações ajuda a proteger todos e a manter a qualidade do atendimento.Apesar da complexidade da área e da importância do trabalho em equipe na radiologia intervencionista, ainda há poucos estudos que abordam como a colaboração entre os profissionais é fundamental. Por isso, é importante ampliar as pesquisas sobre o tema, para entender melhor a responsabilidade compartilhada e os riscos que todos, pacientes e profissionais, enfrentam. Além disso, o preparo adequado e a cooperação entre os membros da equipe são essenciais para garantir procedimentos mais seguros e eficientes. Este trabalho ajuda a ampliar o conhecimento sobre esse assunto importante, que ainda é pouco explorado na literatura. Espera-se que os resultados possam melhorar a atuação dos profissionais, fortalecer a comunicação e incentivar novas pesquisas, especialmente em língua portuguesa, para preencher a escassez de publicações nesse idioma e fortalecer o desenvolvimento do conhecimento na área.
According to Kant, work must be guided by reason, morality and respect for dignity, promoting the moral development and autonomy of the individual. Marx highlights the importance of collective work to ensure justice and equality, while Durkheim values social cooperation for the common good. In the healthcare field, especially in interventional radiology, teamwork and efficient communication are essential to ensure safety and quality of care. With the growth of minimally invasive procedures since the 1960s, collaboration between professionals such as doctors, nurses and technologists has become even more important for the success of treatments. The main objective of this study was to analyze the production of knowledge in recent years regarding the work process of the interventional radiology team. In the case of an integrative review of the literature carried out in the PUBMED, LILACS, and SCOPUS databases, focusing on articles published between the years 2015 and 2025, after applying the selection criteria, 08 articles related to the topic were observed. In the studies analyzed, international articles predominate, with emphasis on three studies from Portuguese-speaking countries: one from Portugal and two from Brazil, published in the same journal of the National Association of Occupational Medicine. All of these articles were written in English.Furthermore, only one of the eight selected studies was published in Spanish, coming from Cuba. This distribution shows a greater presence of publications in English, even with important contributions from Portuguese and Spanish-speaking countries. Studies have shown that, in general, professionals who work with ionizing radiation are exposed to risks, especially in highly complex centers. Furthermore, they highlighted how efficient communication between the entire multidisciplinary team, including nurses and other care professionals, is essential to ensure safety and the smooth functioning of work. This exchange of information helps to protect everyone and maintain the quality of care. Despite the complexity of the area and the importance of teamwork in interventional radiology, there are still few studies that address how collaboration between professionals is fundamental. Therefore, it is important to expand research on the topic, to better understand shared responsibility and the risks that everyone, patients and professionals, face. Furthermore, adequate preparation and cooperation between team members are essential to ensure safer and more efficient procedures.This work helps to expand knowledge on this important subject, which is still little explored in the literature. It is expected that the results can improve the performance of professionals, strengthen communication and encourage new research, especially in Portuguese, to fill the shortage of publications in that language and strengthen the development of knowledge in the area.
According to Kant, work must be guided by reason, morality and respect for dignity, promoting the moral development and autonomy of the individual. Marx highlights the importance of collective work to ensure justice and equality, while Durkheim values social cooperation for the common good. In the healthcare field, especially in interventional radiology, teamwork and efficient communication are essential to ensure safety and quality of care. With the growth of minimally invasive procedures since the 1960s, collaboration between professionals such as doctors, nurses and technologists has become even more important for the success of treatments. The main objective of this study was to analyze the production of knowledge in recent years regarding the work process of the interventional radiology team. In the case of an integrative review of the literature carried out in the PUBMED, LILACS, and SCOPUS databases, focusing on articles published between the years 2015 and 2025, after applying the selection criteria, 08 articles related to the topic were observed. In the studies analyzed, international articles predominate, with emphasis on three studies from Portuguese-speaking countries: one from Portugal and two from Brazil, published in the same journal of the National Association of Occupational Medicine. All of these articles were written in English.Furthermore, only one of the eight selected studies was published in Spanish, coming from Cuba. This distribution shows a greater presence of publications in English, even with important contributions from Portuguese and Spanish-speaking countries. Studies have shown that, in general, professionals who work with ionizing radiation are exposed to risks, especially in highly complex centers. Furthermore, they highlighted how efficient communication between the entire multidisciplinary team, including nurses and other care professionals, is essential to ensure safety and the smooth functioning of work. This exchange of information helps to protect everyone and maintain the quality of care. Despite the complexity of the area and the importance of teamwork in interventional radiology, there are still few studies that address how collaboration between professionals is fundamental. Therefore, it is important to expand research on the topic, to better understand shared responsibility and the risks that everyone, patients and professionals, face. Furthermore, adequate preparation and cooperation between team members are essential to ensure safer and more efficient procedures.This work helps to expand knowledge on this important subject, which is still little explored in the literature. It is expected that the results can improve the performance of professionals, strengthen communication and encourage new research, especially in Portuguese, to fill the shortage of publications in that language and strengthen the development of knowledge in the area.
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GOMES, Jaqueline Araújo. Processo de trabalho da equipe de radiologia intervencionista: uma revisão integrativa. 2025. Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Superior de Tecnologia em Radiologia) – Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, 2025
