Male health care
Introduction
It is substantial that hegemonic knowledge questions the assertiveness of their responses to the health demands of the communities to which. As for the male population, it would be convenient to investigate the possible invisibility of men in their discursive practices and, consequently, the absence of actions that favor their care, because it has traditionally been a matter considered feminine, which leads, toIn turn, to think that public health speeches may be reinforcing stereotyped and assigned to hegemonic masculinity.
According to authors such as Connell and Figueroa, discursive structures instituted in public health should be unveiled, in order to make relationships, world visions, bets and influences that negatively or positively affect men as generated subjects as generated subjects visible. If it is convenient that being a man or being a woman brings the acceptance of roles, of positions in the structure of the social organization, which delimit ways of being differentiated and legitimized by the same society, it will be convenient that it is essential that it is essential to understand the logics that ofSubjectivity enable speeches such as public health, orient in a timely and relevant way, policies that seek the well -being of men and women, in response to the search for equity, as an unavoidable value of professional action in this area.
Developing
Consequently, authors such as Keijzer, propose the construction of a health policy aimed at the male population, since such a policy can have positive effects on men and women, if man is considered that man, for his social learning, notonly puts their health at risk but also that of their loved ones.
The above requires anticipating in investigative terms, towards the understanding of male reproduction logics, of its symbolic codes, in such a way that a possible consciousness of transformations is generated in the care of itself. It is necessary to last in the aspiration to understand how health instituted speeches have contributed to the perpetuation of traditional roles and positions in men.
From the appearance of public health, it is necessary. This will allow a new way to clarify the realities that are evident in their professional practices, and forces to rethink these practices, to observe and value realities, the world, people and their experiences, in a way of disruption with conventional structures.
The average age of the patients was 49.9 ± 17 years with a range of 18 to 85 years. 54.5% were men. In relation to the degree of studies, 10% is illiterate, 69.9% have basic level studies and 19.9% Professional Studies. According to marital status, 57.7% are married or live with a couple and 29.7% is single.
The time that hospitalized patients had been.26 days on average with a range of 0 to 61 days. In general, 57% of the study population is fully satisfied, while 20.6% referred to being partially and 10.8% regularly satisfied. This can be corroborated by identifying that a high percentage gives a good opinion of nurses’ treatment;And more than 90% was content with the attention received.
conclusion
This is reflected in the references of the users: they would give good information of the care received, they would recommend the hospital, and in case of having in the future a health problem would like to be addressed again in the hospital institution. On the other hand, in terms of the degree of satisfaction according to gender, 78.9% of men are partially satisfied, while women only 76.1%.
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