HIV is characterized as a worldwide public health problem. The epidemiological profile shows an increase in the number of cases in women of childbearing age, with a high number of diagnoses during prenatal care, making ...

Objective: to analyze Youtube videos with content about the conduct of health professionals in cardiorespiratory arrest in pregnant women. Methodology: Descriptive, quantitative study carried out in September 2021 Results ...

Objectived to build and validate the SAE (Nursing Care Systematization) application in the care of the elderly with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) in order to list the primary nursing diagnoses, interventions and expected ...

Objective: To identify the coping experienced by sex workers in accessing primary care health services. Method: This is a study of narrative literature review, of a qualitative nature, based on the guiding question: “What ...

Nursing plays an essential role in health care, as it manages, plans, organizes, coordinates and executes care. The role of professionals in relation to the neonate diagnosed with a congenital anomaly needs to be ...

Objective: To build a brief motivational interview script for health professionals in specialized care services, with an emphasis on welcoming and motivating people living with HIV. Methods: This is a methodological study ...

Blood transfusion is a complex therapy that needs constant updating and improvement to ensure its effectiveness. Therefore, hemotherapy needs instruments, such as a checklist, to list its care steps, thus ensuring both ...

to build an educational guide for the reception of bereaved adults. Methods: methodological study, carried out in two subsequent stages: scoping review conducted to gather information on interventions and recommendations ...

Objective: To investigate the scientific production on nursing care for the control of thermoregulation in neonates. Methods: An integrative literature review study, carried out from May to June 2022, adopting the time ...

Objective: To analyze the welcoming practices for the black population developed by nurses in the Psychosocial Care Network, in the light of the Theory of Universality and Cultural Diversity of Care. Methods: Descriptive ...