2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002011000200002
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Terapia comunitária: cuidado com a família na perspectiva do graduando de enfermagem

Abstract: Objective: Identify how the undergraduate nursing students relate to community therapy (CT) as a strategy for care of the family. Methods: This was a qualitative study in which 12 undergraduate students were interviewed about their perceptions of the practical content of the "family health" discipline, which is taken during the 2nd year of nursing at the Federal University of São Paulo. The main question of the interview was: How do you perceive the CT in nursing education as it relattes to the care of the fam… Show more

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“…Despite the IFNC-NA scores, from the perspective of nurses from RHC/HD Southeast, being relatively low, this region is also a field of practice for nursing students from a higher education institution, which stands out in the area of teaching family-centered care, and in the process of preparing future professionals. Thus, mobilizing nurses from primary care clinical teaching fields to transform their attitudes towards the inclusion of families in nursing care (32) .…”
Section: Nurses' Attitudes X Workloadmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the IFNC-NA scores, from the perspective of nurses from RHC/HD Southeast, being relatively low, this region is also a field of practice for nursing students from a higher education institution, which stands out in the area of teaching family-centered care, and in the process of preparing future professionals. Thus, mobilizing nurses from primary care clinical teaching fields to transform their attitudes towards the inclusion of families in nursing care (32) .…”
Section: Nurses' Attitudes X Workloadmentioning
confidence: 99%