Importância das organizações civis de enfermagem: revisão integrativa da literatura

Abstract

civilian nursing organizations are important and necessary, because they have collaborated decisively in nursing struggles in favor of the working class and society in general, and these contributions influence different axes of professional performance.

Nursing societies in Santa Catarina state (1975-2018)

“…It is necessary to encourage producing and disseminating nursing knowledge, through schools, research in different care spaces and the availability of journals, a work in which ABEn stands out. Moreover, maintaining the function of self-regulation of professional practice carried out by the boards is necessary for care qualification and safety for professional autonomy (4)(5)15) .…”

“…In Brazil, the history of nursing representation entities has a strong relationship with nursing structuring. When the first group of nurses graduated, one of the oldest nursing schools in Brazil, the School of Nurses of the Brazilian National Department of Public Health (EE/DNSP), currently Escola de Enfermagem Anna Nery (Anna Nery School of Nursing), the first organizational entity was born, which subsequently, after various changes in structure and name, it was established as Associação Brasileira de Enfermagem (ABEn -Brazilian Nursing Association) in 1954 (4) . ABEn is organized into state sections in order to strengthen representation and promote closer ties with the reality of each region of the country; thus, ABEn -Santa Catarina Section emerges in 1962 (5) .…”

The (Re/De)construction Process of the Professional Identity of Nursing in the Brazilian News Media: 1980-1986

“…The historical process marked by nursing is highlighted, due to its different ages and professional identities experiences, as well as the importance of these entities in the course of this process. [29][30] The regulation results from a sequence of struggles and movements in different social contexts, sometimes by the labor entities and sometimes by nursing. In understanding this process, we question the reasons that led to the publication of Law No.…”

Desigualdades sociais no discurso da enfermagem brasileira: compromisso social e luta hegemónica

“…These entities, and their organizational structure, can provide greater visibility to collective interests, gathering professionals around common purposes and seeking to empower the profession. Thus, they are perceived as allies to the movements and struggles of certain groups because they build up the principles that guide the demands for better working conditions and pursue practices that minimize social inequalities (Santos et al, 2016). This study adopted the social theory of critical discourse analysis (CDA) as an analytical approach that describes discourse categories and, above all, explains them in their dialectical relation to social structure and organization (Thompson, 2011).…”