“Oficio viejo, profesión nueva”: La enfermería en pandemia a través de una trayectoria laboral
; Daniel, Claudia Jorgelina 
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06/2022
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Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud y Trabajo Social. Centro de Estudios Sociales y de la Salud
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Aiken
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2796-7395
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2796-7506
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La pandemia de COVID19 puso en primer plano la labor de enfermeras y enfermeros, un trabajoque estuvo tradicionalmente invisibilizado. Dada su notoria centralidad, nos proponemos explorar la historia de vida de una enfermera con casi treinta años de experiencia que se desempeña en un hospital público de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. Se recorre una trayectoria personal para analizar a partir de ella la historia profesional en su tránsito entre el oficio, la profesión y la profesionalización, junto con las relaciones de clase que se manifiestan en este sector laboral. Luego, exploramos los vínculos y reconocimientos que otras profesiones del mundo de la salud tienen con y sobre la enfermería, las sensaciones y repercusiones del trabajo en pandemia y la exposición personal que esta particular coyuntura supuso. La trayectoria personal serecupera en base a una entrevista estructurada realizada en el marco de un proyecto PISAC COVID19, que cruzamos, además, con legislación e información estadística proveniente de bases de datos públicas, entrevistas y una encuesta nacional realizada en el marco del mismo proyecto.
The COVID19 pandemic brought to the fore the nurses’irreplaceable role within health system, work which at the same time was traditionally invisibilized. Given its notorious centrality, we intend to explore the life story of a nurse with almost thirty years of experience who works in a public hospital in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. A personal trajectory is taken to analyze from it her professional history in her transit between the nursing profession and professionalization, together with the class relations that are manifested in this labor sector. Then, we explore the links and acknowledgments that other professions in the health sector have with and about nursing, the sensations and repercussions of working in the pandemic, and the personal exposure that this particular situation entailed. The personal trajectory is recovered based on a structured interview carried out within the framework of a PISAC COVID19 project, which we also crossreferenced with legislation, statistical information from public databases, interviews and a national survey carried out within the same project.
The COVID19 pandemic brought to the fore the nurses’irreplaceable role within health system, work which at the same time was traditionally invisibilized. Given its notorious centrality, we intend to explore the life story of a nurse with almost thirty years of experience who works in a public hospital in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. A personal trajectory is taken to analyze from it her professional history in her transit between the nursing profession and professionalization, together with the class relations that are manifested in this labor sector. Then, we explore the links and acknowledgments that other professions in the health sector have with and about nursing, the sensations and repercussions of working in the pandemic, and the personal exposure that this particular situation entailed. The personal trajectory is recovered based on a structured interview carried out within the framework of a PISAC COVID19 project, which we also crossreferenced with legislation, statistical information from public databases, interviews and a national survey carried out within the same project.
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