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- Ferramentas na Gestão de Projetos na MobinovPublication . Aguiar, Pedro; Tavares, VictorA elaboração do presente relatório surge no âmbito da unidade estágio curricular realizado para a obtenção do grau de mestre em Gestão de empresas, pelo ISAG – Instituto Superior de Administração e Gestão, do Porto, assim como de apresentar de forma sustentada a importância da utilização de ferramentas de gestão numa entidade. O estágio foi realizado na MOBINOV que é a Associação da Indústria Automóvel em Portugal, o cluster da indústria Automóvel Português. Metodologicamente, o presente relatório assenta em três abordagens complementares, de forma a compreender a gestão de projetos da MOBINOV. Numa primeira fase, foi realizada a revisão de literatura sobre os temas mais relevantes das ferramentas de gestão, de seguida foi elaborada uma análise detalhada da entidade em estudo, assim como as suas práticas e processos, são apresentadas e desenvolvidas todas as atividades realizadas durante o estágio, realizado no período entre 09/2020 a 12/2020, de modo a as interligar com a revisão da literária contextualizando a sua aplicabilidade e o objetivo do estágio que é a implementação de ferramentas de apoio a gestão do Cluster. No decorrer do estágio foram desempenhadas funções de apoio à gestão e gestão de projetos, através de uma variedade de funções e responsabilidades que abrangeram diferentes aspetos, o que permitiu adquirir uma visão bastante abrangente das suas operações e desafios, que poderão ser enfrentados através das ferramentas implementadas, como o Scrum através do Trello, criação de um Balance Scorecard, criação de um fluxograma, entre outras, com o objetivo de melhorar processo e aumentar a sua produtividade. O presente relatório analisa a necessidade da implementação de ferramentas ajustadas as suas necessidades de gestão, objetivando a melhoria de processos e a sua eficiência.
- Health-related quality of life after rehabilitation from knee surgery in rural and urban settings : a quasi-experimental studyPublication . Moreira, José; João, Ana; Aguiar, Pedro; Raimundo, Armando; Mesquita, Marina; Flamínio, José; Almeida, Manuel; Boto, PauloBackground: Injury to the knee joint is associated with physical disability, stiffness, pain, restriction of movement and impairment of the person’s quality of life, with a few treatment options, including surgery and rehabilitation. This study aims to evaluate the impact of a rehabilitation program on the quality of life reported by patients living in rural and urban areas after knee surgery, using patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs). Methods: This quasi-experimental study with two groups of participants undergoing primary knee surgery was carried out in two rehabilitation centers, one in an urban area and another in a rural one. The same intervention was structured, with assessments at the start of the study (t0) and after a 4-week program (t1), and a comparison was made between the gains in rural and urban areas. We used descriptive and inferential analysis to analyze the effect of the intervention on health-related quality of life (HRQoL) using a linear regression model. Results: Participants (n = 62 aged between 19 and 84 years (40% of the sample aged over 65years) and 61.9% female, showed improvements in their EQ-5D-5L and HADS scores after the rehabilitation program. Considering the dimensions of HRQoL in both groups, there was a significant improvement in all the components in the rural context (p < 0.005), and improvements in the Mobility (t = 3.48; p = 0.002) and EQ_VAS (t = − 3.77; p = 0.001) components in the urban context. The effect of the program on health gains considering the Mobility was significantly greater in the rural group (− 0.97) compared to the urban group (− 0.13), as well as in the Pain/Disability (− 0.73) vs. (− 0.13) respectively. After analyzing the confounding factors, the rehabilitation center variable indicated gains of the EQ-5D-5L dimensions in a rural context (β= −0.390; t = − 3.041; p = 0.004), with an average reduction in health problems. Conclusion: There is evidence that the application of PROMs in rehabilitation programs after knee surgery is fundamental, considering the improvements in HRQoL and the optimization of anxiety/depression states in different contexts. PROMs should be applied systematically in clinical practice throughout the rehabilitation process, objectively measuring the results perceived by patients, and according to each context achieving health gains.
- Women's reasons for continuing with an unwanted pregnancy: a systematic review protocolPublication . Moutinho, Allanny; Aguiar, Pedro; Presado, Maria HelenaObjective: This study (PROSPERO CRD42024515910) explores the issue of unwanted pregnancy in a broad context, to show current data on women's reasons for continuing with an unwanted pregnancy, even if they live where abortion is legal. Method: We will use the following databases: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, CINAHL, and LILACS, from 2019, combining controlled descriptors in natural and indexed language. We will consider qualitative and quantitative data. For qualitative analysis, we will use thematic categories, and for quantitative analysis, we will analyze two perspectives: the decision, separating those who want to continue the pregnancy and those who want to terminate the pregnancy, and the access, analyzing what happened to those who did not have the abortion and what happened to those who terminated the pregnancy. Finally, we will combine the results through a convergent synthesis and identify the determinants of the decision to continue with an unwanted pregnancy.