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The Trabalho, Educação e Saúde - TES (Work, Education and Health) is an open access scientific journal, edited by the Joaquim Venâncio Polytechnic School of Health, from Oswaldo Cruz Foundation.
e-ISSN: 1981-7746
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Representations of nursing students about sexuality: between stereotypes and taboos
Silva, T R d F;
Fernandes, S E T;
Alves, N R;
Farias , A J A d;
et al.
How undergraduate nursing students experience competitiveness
Martins, N M;
Cardoso, D S d A;
Costa, L M C;
Santos, R M d;
et al.
Evaluation of the quality of life of nutrition students
Baraldi, S;
Bampi, L N d S;
Pereira, M F;
Guilhem, D B;
et al.
Pet-Health as a guide for the training in nursing for the Unified Health System
Noro, L R A;
Moya, J. L. M.
Values in health education and vocational training
Carvalho, A A d S;
Carvalho, G S d;
Rodrigues, V. M. C. P.
Importance of health teaching skills attributed by university students and professors
Gaspar, F D R;
Abbad, G d S;
Lima, M. N. d.
Psychosocial impacts in the context of the construction of the Rio de Janeiro petrochemical complex
Moniz, M d A;
Pereira, J M;
Dias, R. M.
Students, professors, and professionals in primary care: coexistence according to the Heidegger phenomenology
Codato, L A B;
Garanhani, M L;
González, A D;
Fernandes, M. d. F. P.
The most significant learning approaches for nursing students
Ferraz, L;
Krauzer, I M;
Silva, L. C. d.
Education for Work and Health Surveillance Program
Linhares, M S C;
Freitas, C A S L;
Teixeira, A K M;
Dias, R V;
et al.
Academy-service integration in the training of nurses in a teaching hospital
Sales, P R d S;
Marin, M J S;
Filho, C. R. d. S.
The teaching of Collective Health at the Londrina State University: from document analysis to student perception
Gonçalves, F G;
Carvalho, B G;
Trelha, C. S.
Internship in nursing: victories and challenges in the training of nurses
Garcia, S D;
Vannuchi, M T O;
Garanhani, M L;
Sordi, M. R. L. D.
Training brief: a tool for reflective learning in health care
Buogo, M;
Castro, G. d.
Popular education in the practice of training for SUS
Santorum, J A;
Cestari, M. E.
Spirituality and health: an experience in undergraduate schools of medicine and nursing
Reginato, V;
Benedetto, M A C D;
Gallian, D. M. C.
Models, market, and power: elements of the hidden curriculum that show through in training in dentistry
Finkler, M;
Caetano, J C;
Ramos, F. R. S.
Undergraduate teaching in primary health care settings: a space for interprofessional teaching
Toassi, R F C;
Olsson, T O;
Lewgoy, A M B;
Bueno, D;
et al.
Historical and political education course for undergraduate health students: analysis of a shared construction
David , H M S L;
Pina , J A;
Stotz , E N;
Lima Júnior, I A;
et al.
Education through work for the training of a physician
Albuquerque, G S C d;
Torres, A Á R;
Nascimento, B d;
Martin, B M;
et al.
Curriculum guidelines for training healthcare professionals: skills or praxis?
Pereira, I D F;
Lages, I.
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