Objectives: to identify nurses’ competences in promoting women’s health. Methods: descriptive study with a qualitative approach that adopted the Galway Consensus as a theoretical-methodological framework. Data collection was performed through semi-structured interviews. Results: most of the Galway Consensus’ competence domains were present in the nurses’ interventions related to health promotion in women’s care. “Assessment of needs” and “Implementation” were the most highlighted domains, followed by “Leadership” and “Impact assessment”. The domain “Defending/Advocating Rights” was not identified. Final Considerations: within the nurses’ work with women, some of the Galway Consensus domains of competencies for health promotion were present. However, there is a need, in the context of continuous health education, to expand strategies and enhance the development and application of these health promotion competences.
O objetivo deste estudo é avaliar a eficácia do uso de Aloe vera no processo de cicatrização. Foi necessário fazer uma busca de dados nas bases eletrônicas MedLine e LilaCS, utilizando os descritores para indexação de artigos científicos Descritores em Ciências da Saúde (DeCS): “Aloe vera”, “cicatrização” e “babosa”. Após a aplicação dos critérios de inclusão, foram utilizados sete artigos científicos nessa revisão. Teplick et al. (2018) mostra que a Aloe vera teve efeitos estimuladores significativos na proliferação celular e migração de fibroblastos e queratinócitos. Surpreendentemente, a aloe vera também exibiu fortes efeitos protetores na morte de queratinócitos induzida por conservantes. No entanto, poucos estudos examinaram as capacidades antioxidantes de plantas de Aloe vera durante diferentes períodos de crescimento, e há poucos ensaios clínicos e estudos in vitro que mostram esse potencial bioativo. Sobre a eficácia da Aloe vera popularmente conhecida como babosa no processo de cicatrização, ainda há falta de evidências científicas mais robustas comprovando tal potencial.
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