The Nursing professor and his/her perception on integration actions in Health and interprofessional training
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2018.2464Keywords:
Nursing professors, Higher Education, CurriculumAbstract
The present study had the objective of knowing the Nursing professor’s perception about integrative Health actions and interprofessional practices in teaching. This is a qualitative research, characterized as an exploratory study. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with nine professors of the Nursing course of a public university. The material produced was transcribed in its entirety and analyzed in light of the Content Analysis technique, in the Categorical Analysis modality. The following topics were found in the speeches: integrated teaching in Health; challenges in integration; integration work and interprofessional work. Some issues that hinder the integration of the curriculum go beyond human resources; they are institutional, requiring input from all involved in overcoming these obstacles.
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