1992
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71671992000100001
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Abstract: A proposta da reforma sanitária partindo do pressuposto de que a saúde é um direito da cidadania, aponta como princípios básicos a universalidade e equanimidade, unificação, descen tralização, hierarquização e a integralização das ações de saúde, a serem equacionadas no processo de mudança do sistema de saúde brasileiro, que nas últimas décadas vive um estado permanente de caos.Implementar estas diretrizes, implica em profundas tral l sformações repensar o papel dos diferentes níveis de atenção e reorganização… Show more

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“…The above implies that training for professionals in nursing needs to be reoriented to emphasize treatment and care approaches focused on the patients' needs on multiple levels. This requires for nurses to think in terms of clinical decision-making in addition to the evidence they gather from diagnoses (Crossetti;Góes, 2016). It is necessary to teach the nursing healthcare professional to think with a holistic focus, i.e., the sum of all parties, understanding patient care in a broad sense, encouraging dialogue, active listening, openness, interest, translation, negotiation, interaction and bond.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The above implies that training for professionals in nursing needs to be reoriented to emphasize treatment and care approaches focused on the patients' needs on multiple levels. This requires for nurses to think in terms of clinical decision-making in addition to the evidence they gather from diagnoses (Crossetti;Góes, 2016). It is necessary to teach the nursing healthcare professional to think with a holistic focus, i.e., the sum of all parties, understanding patient care in a broad sense, encouraging dialogue, active listening, openness, interest, translation, negotiation, interaction and bond.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, the complexity of health care should also be considered, which requires nurses training with thinking teaching. Nonetheless these findings, the current model of training is still influenced by a biomedical model, which is biologicist and stereotyped, making the care centred in totality difficult (Crossetti;Góes, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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