Survey of resources and needs of the professional nursing practice in Brazil: strategies for its implementation

Malta, Daniela Vieira; Santos, Tânia Cristina Franco; Pereira, Laís de Araújo; Gomes, Maria da Luz Barbosa; Lopes, Gertrudes Teixeira; Oliveira, Alexandre Barbosa de

doi:10.5935/1414-8145.20140067

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“…The movement to create an Association was initiated by the first graduates (1925 and 1926) of the Anna Nery School of Nursing (EAN), who wanted to create an Association of former students of the School (2)(3)(4) . During the course, the students participated in the Association of the Internal Government of Students (AGIA), in which probably the idea of creating an Association of former students was germinated, because when they graduated, they could no longer participate in AGIA (2,5) .…”

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Associative organization of nursing: struggles for the social recognition of the profession (1943-1946)

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Objective: To describe the circumstances that determine the creation of the Brazilian Association of Graduate Nurses of the Federal District Section and analyze its implications for the reorganization of the field of nursing. Method: Qualitative, socio-historical, documentary study. The analysis generated the following category: Creation of a new group to guarantee unity: Brazilian Association of Graduate Nurses in the Federal District Section. Results: The economic crisis resulting from the Second World War, the creation of the Paulista Association of Graduate Nurses and the increase in the number of Schools of Nursing in the country were decisive for the Brazilian Association of Graduate Nurses to reformulate its statute as to guarantee its unit. Final considerations: The creation of the Federal District Section consisted of one of the strategies of the Association to reorganize the field of nursing, in order to ensure the recognition of the profession by the society.

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