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Quality improvement in the implementation science paradigm in professional programs: scoping review
Bruna Luísa Melo de Aquino Lemos Corrêa1, Rosimere Ferreira Santana2, Greiciane da Silva Rocha3
1Universidade Federal do Fluminense (UFF), Programa de Cooperação Interinstitucional UFF/UFAC, Mestrado Profissional em Enfermagem Assistencial. Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
Objective:
To map knowledge regarding Quality Improvement in the implementation science paradigm in graduate nursing education in professional programs.
Method:
This is a scoping review, conducted from October to December 2021, following the assumptions established by the Joanna Briggs Institute and the PRISMA-ScR protocol.
Results:
18 studies were selected. Being, 7 articles (38.8%) about the implementation strategies and development of Quality Improvement projects for graduate nursing students. The included studies emphasize Quality Improvement as a methodological strategy capable of capturing a problem in practice, to be solved without losing scientific rigor, and emphasize the importance of obtaining Quality Improvement skills in professional programs.
Conclusion:
Implementation science and Quality Improvement projects advance professional programs to improve and develop quality health care.
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