A espera pela vida: relatório de realização de uma reportagem transmídia sobre histórias de pacientes renais crônicos
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2020-12
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Baliana, Isabella Soares
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Harris, Hugo de Almeida
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Este relatório deu apoio à realização de uma grande reportagem para a web sobre a vida de brasileiros com insuficiência renal crônica grave que realizam o tratamento da hemodiálise e a espera destes por um transplante. Também são abordadas as experiências de pessoas que antes faziam o tratamento da diálise e agora já realizaram o transplante de rim, sendo livres dessa prática. Na execução do trabalho, além de dados específicos encontrados no portal da Sociedade Brasileira de Nefrologia, alguns autores foram utilizados como auxílio no entendimento do paciente com doença renal, como Magda de Mattos e Sônia Maruyama e da própria teoria jornalística, dentre eles, Cremilda Medina e Henry Jenkins. No país, enquanto as filas para o transplante renal aumentam e o tempo de espera também, grande parte devido à pequena taxa de doação de órgãos, cada vez mais pacientes aguardam meses e anos pela chegada de um novo rim e, assim, seguem dependendo de uma máquina para viver. Diante dessas constatações, a grande reportagem para site “A espera pela vida” buscou, por meio do jornalismo humanizado e de saúde, trazer visibilidade e destacar a relevância de uma temática pouco discutida nos noticiários, mas que atinge direta e diariamente a realidade de mais de 130 mil pessoas no Brasil, também chamando a atenção da população para a importância de ser um doador.
This report supported the achievement of a long report for the web about the lives of Brazilians with severe chronic renal failure who undergo hemodialysis treatment and how long these people have been waiting for a transplant. This report also discussed the experiences of people who previously had undergone dialysis treatment before they had a kidney transplant and nowadays they are free from this practice. In carrying out this work, in addition to specific data found on the website of the Brazilian Society of Nephrology, some authors were consulted as a resource to understand better the patients with kidney disease, such as Magda de Mattos and Sônia Maruyama, and concerned about the aspects of the theory of journalism the following authors were consulted: Cremilda Medina and Henry Jenkins. In our country, while the queues for kidney transplant increase as well as the waiting time, largely due to the small rate of organ donation, more and more patients await months and years for the arrival of a new kidney, and thus, contintue depending on a machine to live. Considering all these facts, this long report on the website “A espera pela Vida” through humanized journalism and related to the health, sought to bring visibility and highlight the relevance of a theme that is little discussed in the News, but it affects directly the daily life of over 130 thousand people in Brazil, and also to draw the attention of the population to the importance of being a donor.
This report supported the achievement of a long report for the web about the lives of Brazilians with severe chronic renal failure who undergo hemodialysis treatment and how long these people have been waiting for a transplant. This report also discussed the experiences of people who previously had undergone dialysis treatment before they had a kidney transplant and nowadays they are free from this practice. In carrying out this work, in addition to specific data found on the website of the Brazilian Society of Nephrology, some authors were consulted as a resource to understand better the patients with kidney disease, such as Magda de Mattos and Sônia Maruyama, and concerned about the aspects of the theory of journalism the following authors were consulted: Cremilda Medina and Henry Jenkins. In our country, while the queues for kidney transplant increase as well as the waiting time, largely due to the small rate of organ donation, more and more patients await months and years for the arrival of a new kidney, and thus, contintue depending on a machine to live. Considering all these facts, this long report on the website “A espera pela Vida” through humanized journalism and related to the health, sought to bring visibility and highlight the relevance of a theme that is little discussed in the News, but it affects directly the daily life of over 130 thousand people in Brazil, and also to draw the attention of the population to the importance of being a donor.
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https://www.aesperapelavida.com/
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ciberjornalismo , grande reportagem , paciente renal crônico , hemodiálise , transplante , cyberjournalism , long report , chronic renal patient , hemodialysis , transplant