Objective: To report the experiences and activities carried out by nursing students during practical activities in the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Room at a referral hospital. Methods and results:This is an experience report of students from the nursing graduation course during the practical activities of the subjects Integral Attention to Health II, High Complexity module in Emergency and Intensive Care Unit of a reference state hospital in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, in the period from 18 November to 08 October 2015. The experience provided the students a dimension of the nursing care in the high complexity services. Thus, the results have been described considering the procedures and knowledge used and the concept of this experience to the students in the hospitals.

Background: To evaluate the quality of the assistance of a Mobile Emergency Care Service and to compare the evaluation of professionals according to training and level of education. Methods and Findings:This is a cross-sectional study, with a Donabedian theoretical reference. The sample was all the professionals of a Mobile Emergency Service and data collection performed by a previously validated quality assessment instrument. Some aspects of the service structure were evaluated negatively, and the process was evaluated in a positive way, in general. When comparing the evaluation of quality according to professional category and education, it was verified that the indicators of structure and process were considered appropriate by the professionals of average level and inadequate by the personnel of superior level. Conclusion:The professionals identified flaws in the service structure, which can impact the assistance provided. The level of education influenced the evaluation of the quality of the service.

Objective: to conduct a systematic review of the literature on the characterization of publications on burns in Brazil and changes resulting from trauma Methods and Results: The databases LILACS, BDENF, MEDLINE, SciELO and the Portal of Periodicals of CAPES were searched, according to the methodology of PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyzes). Data were collected following a structured script containing: author, database, year, type of study/approach, Journal, research place, gender, age, event location, etiologic agent, depth, the percentage of body surface burned and systemic changes caused by the burns. Of 49 studies identified, 16 met the inclusion criteria. Analyzing the sample for the event characteristics, it was observed a higher incidence of accidents in males. The main causes of burns were heated by liquid, followed by direct flame. Regarding the classification, the most frequent injury was the 2 nd

A violência obstétrica é o termo utilizado para descrever as diversas formas de violência ocorridas na assistência à gravidez, ao parto, ao pós-parto e ao abortamento. Pode ser manifestada por meio de maus-tratos físicos, psicológicos e verbais além de práticas intervencionistas desnecessárias, como a episiotomia. As mulheres em situação de vulnerabilidade social e discriminação, como as mulheres negras, são mais acometidas pela violência obstétrica. O presente estudo teve como objetivo analisar a repercussão da violência obstétrica nas mulheres negras brasileiras a partir de trabalhos presentes na literatura. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa, na qual utilizou-se a estratégia PICO e um instrumento validado para direcionamento do estudo nas bases de dados da Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde, do PubMed e do Google Acadêmico, a partir de trabalhos publicados entre 2011 e 2021. Houve a seleção de 06 artigos após os critérios de inclusão e exclusão. Os estudos demonstraram que a violência obstétrica mostrou-se mais frequente em mulheres negras durante todo o ciclo gravídico puerperal, tendo como principais repercussões o atendimento desigual e as consequências negativas associadas à saúde mental. Percebeu-se a necessidade de políticas educativas para desnaturalizar o racismo institucional e ampliar o debate sobre as iniquidades raciais na saúde.

Objective: To identify the quality of care indicators in pre-hospital mobile emergency services. Methods and Results:This study is a systematic review conducted in December/2015 in eight databases using the keywords: quality indicators in health care; pre-hospital care; and quality, access, and evaluation of the health care. Seventeen studies were selected and the following indicators were identified: conservation of the ambulances; physical structure; comfort in the ambulance; material resources; safety for the patient/professional; continuing education; response time; professional remuneration; professional/patient satisfaction; access; host; humanization; performed service; safety demonstrated by the team; privacy to the patient; guidelines on care; relationship between the professional/patient; opportunity of the patient to complaint. Conclusion:The establishment the of the quality of care indicators the in mobile emergency services will allow the construction of instruments to evaluate this type of service to search for excellence results in mobile emergency services.