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"EMPODEREENF": construction of an application for nurses' continuing education on psychological violence against
Beatriz de Castro Magalhães1, Mauro Mccarthy de Oliveira Silva1, Caik Ferreira Silva1
1Universidade Regional do Cariri. Crato, Ceará, Brazil.
Objective:
to construct a prototype of a mobile application on psychological violence against women to facilitate nurses' continuing education.
Method:
an applied methodological research of technological development, based on the Contextualized Instructional Design method.
Results:
the prototype content was based on the learning objectives developed through a narrative review, which guided an integrative review to compile the information. The prototype is called "EmpodereEnf", and is composed of an initial screen, bringing nurses as a target audience, and, soon after, offering nine general moblets for access to information such as: concepts, causes, manifestations and consequences of psychological violence; means for identification and approach in nursing consultation and health education; compulsory notification and referral; examples of cases of psychological violence and references.
Final Considerations:
the prototype is a possibility for future coping interventions and a work tool for nurses in the face of psychological violence against women.
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