Contradições no discurso e na prática do trabalho de enfermagem nos serviços-dia de saúde mental

Nursing care and actions in mental health in a psychiatric day hospital: an integrative review

“…The nursing professional, as an integrating member, began to operate in the above mentioned space. Thus, the nursing care process and actions began to incorporate different elements of the historical scenario [1][2][3][4][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] .…”

“…Nonetheless, one should observe some contradictions present between the proposed theory and the nurses' actions, sometimes compromised by the lack of planning and systematization of their care process. 10 The predominance of bureaucratic and administrative activities on the part of nurses in a psychiatric service constitutes an obstacle to be exceeded. 11 Usually, it is observed that, due to the scarcity of time, material and human resources, to the entrusted numerous assignments and the professional devaluation itself, the nursing care in mental health ends up being compromised or not happening in a harmonious way.…”

Care Technology Used By Nurses In The Mental Health Services: Integrative Review

“…In studies [16,17,18,19,20,21,22] addressing the soft technology, group work, and the therapeutic workshops were the most cited strategies and aimed mainly at the production of new alternatives to develop care psychiatric nursing. In this case, the systematization of nursing care values the biopsychosocial influences on the process of disease and provide appropriate conditions for the development of new humanistic practices, critical and reflective in mental health services.…”

Analysis of scientific production of mental health researcher and psychiatric nursing specialist meetings

“…Brazilian psychiatric nursing has always been present in this process, discussing the possible advances and current contradictions in mental health care, the directions of professional training of people who work in this area and standing as partners when leading change and improvements in care quality (2)(3)(4)(5) .…”