Um contraponto entre os personagens dos congressos brasileiros de enfermagem e da revista brasileira de enfermagem no período de 1977 a 1987

Abstract

This is a qualitative study, using an exploratory approach, which has as its main aim to analyze and counterpoint central issues and personalities of the Brazilian Nursing Conferences and the editorials of the Brazilian Nursing Journal, from 1977 to 1987. It was analyzed 09 annuals and 24 editorials. The results show that the contents were aligned with the policy of the central ABEn. The leadership of Ana Nery School and USP Nursing School is evident in this period. Male nurses had no expressive participation in the nursing conferences, except those who were members of the PARTICIPACAO movement. We found only one editorial written by a male nurse. We observed changes in the central ABEn policy after 1984 provoked by the PARTICIPACAO movement and, influencing the change of subjects at the conferences, and the editorials of the REBEn.

Ingrid elsen: a professional career and her dedication to the study of family care

“…This group is linked to the Nursing Graduate Program (as per its acronym in Portuguese PEN) of the Federal University of Santa Catarina (as per its acronym in Portuguese UFSC). Initially, the GEHCES used to develop studies on the production of knowledge on the nursing area based on the Annals of Brazilian Nursing Congresses, [1][2][3] as well as on the nursing practice in Brazilian hospitals and in medical facilities located in the city of Florianópolis. [4][5][6] Additionally, there was an initial concern regarding the history of the creation of the first Nursing Undergraduate Course in Santa Catarina launched in 1969, offered by the UFSC.…”