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[Health education as a strategy to ensure the human being's dignity]
Kaneji Shiratori1, Tadeu Lessa da Costa, Gláucia Alexandre Formozo
1Departamento de Enfermagem Fundamental da Escola de Enfermagem Alfredo Pinto, Universidade do Rio de Janeiro. kanejish@yahoo.com.br
Unlabelled:
It is a theoretical, reflexive study linked to the institutional research project named "Nursing Social Responsibility: from the meaning of person to bioethical paradigms."
Objective:
Discussing health education as a strategy to ensure the human being's dignity.
Methodology:
It was based on a qualitative approach, in view of the identification and analysis of the theoretical elements obtained in the bibliographic surveys for the foundations of the study constituted as one of the preliminary aspects of the research.
Results:
The following were identified as theoretical elements: human dignity, its relation with humanization, fundamental human rights, and the international declarations to ensure them; human action; preliminary strategy for ensuring the dignity of the person.
Conclusion:
While health is being furthered through nursing by means of dialogical strategies on health education, the person is being respected as a dignified, free and autonomous human being, fundamental human rights are being taken into account and ensured, therefore contributing to the humanization of the areas where health services are developed.
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