Abstract

PERES, Aida Maris et al. Conceptions of nurses regarding planning, organization and management of nursing in primary care: integrative review. Rev. Enf. Ref. [online]. 2013, vol.serIII, n.10, pp.153-160. ISSN 0874-0283.  https://doi.org/10.12707/RIII1257.

Framework: Nursing is involved in the main health actions in the context of basic care and the use of planning, work organization and management for the development of nursing activities. Objective: to understand the conceptions of nurses regarding planning, organization and management in basic care, as published in national and international scientific journals. Methods: integrative literature review, as proposed by Ganong, with collection of data in August of 2011 through scientific articles produced by nurses in the period 1989-2011. Results: 258 articles were located, with13 studies being selected and analyzed from a hermeneutical-dialectic perspective. The data were classified into the following categories: planning, organization and management of the work of nursing and the healthcare team. Conclusion: the focus of the management of the work of the nurses is on administrative actions at the expense of care. However, the nurse is considered a competent professional to act in the management of the healthcare system, in the search for spaces of action and social visibility.

Keywords : nursing; community health nursing; primary healthcare; nursing administration research.

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