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Integrative and complementary health practices in the nurses’ action of primary health care
Abstract Objective to analyze the knowledge and use of integrative and complementary practices in the work of nurses in Primary Health Care. Method a cross-sectional study carried out in 85 Basic Health Units in Curitiba-PR in 2021. The sample consisted of 195 recruits recruited using the Snowball technique. The were confirmed by means of an electronic data selection instrument and methods by electronic descriptive data methods. Results 43 (22.1%) of the participants use integrative and complementary practices (PIC) in care, and 31 (15.9%) reported having training in some modality. The use of 17 PIC modalities was identified, 33 (47.8%) in auriculotherapy and 7 (10.1%) in reiki. The Ranking item on the theoretical knowledge of the average participants on the topic was >3.89, demonstrating agreement with the statements. About how participants experience the PIC, due to the recognition of nursing practices. Conclusion the study contributes to the characterization of nurses' performance in primary care based on integrative and complementary practices. The findings serve as a subsidy for professionals and managers to identify gaps in knowledge, in action, as well as in the management of primary care health services in order to strengthen the professional autonomy of those who use these practices in care.
期刊介绍:
Anna Nery School Journal of Nursing is a vehicle for scientific communication sponsored by Anna Nery School of Nursing, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, since 1997. The Journal''s mission is publishing an original manuscript related to Nursing, Healthcare and other areas of knowledge whenever there are interfaces in Health and Nursing Science.The journal will accept original manuscripts, developed by quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods. It is also accepted studies such as reflections, essays, and systematized reviews. All those manuscripts should bring direct or indirect contributions to the historicity and practice of nursing care, to nursing education, to the development of new methodologies and technologies for caring, teaching, and research. It has a special interest in the studies developed with vulnerable populations whose findings directly contribute to broadening the nursing science that underlies ethical and human care.