Emancipatory practices of nurses in primary health care: the home visit as an instrument of health needs assessment
Objective Identify nurses' emancipatory practices in primary care, to contribute to the improvement of health care. Method A case study type social research of qualitative nature, in which nurses of a primary health care service unit in São Paulo were interviewed. Results The home visit was id...
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Main Authors: | Celia Maria Sivalli Campos (Author), Bárbara Ribeiro Buffette Silva (Author), Deisi Cristine Forlin (Author), Carla Andréa Trapé (Author), Iara de Oliveira Lopes (Author) |
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