Conselho Internacional De Enfermeiras (Icn) - Código De Ética

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“…4 Nursing work is socially relevant and carried out under legal and ethical precepts approved by the profession and society, and the responsibility of training new professionals is assumed by nurses. [4][5][6] Nursing work also involves education and management actions related to care to human beings in historical, social, cultural, and institutional contexts. The therapeutic encounter involves human beings who are complex singularities but who fulfill different roles.…”

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“…In the care process, nursing professionals and the users of the health services have expectations and perceptions that must be considered with a view to providing culturally congruent care. [4][5][6][7] Nursing is a profession that provides care to people from different age groups, whether they are sick or not, and includes both independent and collaborative work. 8 This involves care for sick, disabled and terminally ill people, but also includes health promotion and disease prevention actions.…”

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Nursing Work: Nurses and Users’ Point of View

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2020

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Objective: to understand the perception of users and nurses about nursing work. Method: a descriptive exploratory qualitative research in a clinic inpatient unit of a public hospital and in a Family Health Center, in the city of Punta Arenas, Chile. For data collection, we worked with a semi-structured interview, and analysis of the information was carried out guided by thematic content analysis. Thirty-five users and sixteen nurses participated; data collection took place between September and December 2018. Results: the results were organized according to the perception of nurses and users into four thematic categories Nursing as a profession of human care; Nursing and its role in administration/management; Nursing as a profession with educational role; Nursing as a health profession. In the case of users, nursing qualification as heavy and arduous work also emerged. Conclusion: nurses and users consider nursing as a health profession that deals with human care, which involves not only healing, but also dimensions of health education and management of material and human resources, which is based on science and requires academic training for proper development at different levels of care.

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