Nursing care as a systemic and entrepreneurial phenomenon

Abstract

The objective is to produce a critical-reflexivity analysis of nursing care, from the perspective of complexity thinking and social entrepreneurship. Theoretical-reflective study, supported by the framework of complexity thinking and social entrepreneurship. The main characteristics that lead and support nursing care are analyzed from a systemic-entrepreneurial perspective. A parallel is conceived between vertical care, design from a hierarchical structure and nursing care in the systemic-entrepreneurial perspective, which leads to singularity, originality, circularity, complementarity and interactivity. The centrality of nursing care is reaffirmed as a tangible social good or not. Theoretical reflection on nursing care as a systemic and entrepreneurial phenomenon raises a unique and multidimensional perception of the human being/user, health, the nursing work process, in order to achieve an increasingly agile, dynamic, circular, complementary and interdependent care.

Inseparability between public health, planetary health and the nursing process: premise for sustainable development

“…A study shows that between March 2020 and April 2021, greenhouse gas emissions were reduced by more than 15 thousand metric tons. Furthermore, 5.3 million printed pages were eliminated due to digital programs and virtual consultations promoted in health services ( 37 ) . These and other measures demonstrate that it is possible to overcome traditional practices and invest in new approaches that guarantee greater sustainability in health services.…”