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[Developing of general competencies during supervised clinical practice]
Gladys Amelia Vélez Benito1, Kamila Medani Tristão, Ana Claúdia Schuab Faria de Paula
1Departamento de Ciências da Saúde, Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, São Mateus, ES, Brasil. gladysv@terra.com.br
Abstract:
This article describes the general competence of health care professionals and points possible articulations with the practicum. The goal is to draw the attention of nurses and future professionals, about the importance of experiencing the practicum, during training for the acquisition and improvement of general competence of health care professionals, in addition to the specific skills and competencies of nursing. In the health services, both in public and in private, there is the need to count on a competent nurse professional in your professional practice. In this way, as is noted in the National curriculum guidelines for undergraduate courses in nursing, the practicum is considered the best place for the graduating acquire a profile that meets the profile of a competent professional with knowledge and skills appropriate to the exercise of the profession.
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