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[A brief reflection about integrality].

Rosane Teresinha Fontana¹, Cristiane Nunes Mayer

¹Escola de Enfermagem da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul.

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|March 8, 2007

Summary

Nurses understand the principles of the National Health System (NHS) but perceive a gap between its ideals and real-world application. They view health integrality as a priority in their daily nursing practices.

Area of Science:

Public Health
Nursing Studies
Healthcare Policy

Context:

Explores the knowledge of nurses within the basic health system in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
Investigates the practical application of health integrality principles in nursing work relations.
Examines perceptions of the National Health System (NHS) amidst current healthcare realities.

Purpose:

To explore nurses' understanding of health integrality.
To analyze the interface of integrality within daily nursing work and professional relationships.
To assess the alignment between NHS legislation and its practical implementation.

Summary:

Nurses recognize the National Health System (NHS) as comprehensive in principle but acknowledge a discrepancy in its real-world execution.

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Data collected via questionnaire revealed five key analysis categories: current NHS, NHS principles, health assistance integrality, integrality in daily nursing work, and integral care prioritization.

Respondents perceive health integrality as a crucial priority in their healthcare practices.

Impact:

Highlights a disconnect between healthcare policy ideals and on-the-ground nursing realities.
Provides insights into how nurses navigate and prioritize health integrality in their professional roles.
Informs potential strategies for improving the implementation of the National Health System (NHS) and its core principles.