CONTEXTUALIZED INTERVENTION IN THE FIELD OF HEALTH PROMOTION
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https://doi.org/10.25746/ruiips.v6.i2.16131Keywords:
Case study, health promotion, learning process of health promotion, nursing curricula, qualitative studyAbstract
Background: Scientific evidence emphasizes the need to train nursing students to be health promoters in the 21st century, stating that Health Promotion (PrS) commitments are a principle key of global development and are highly demanding and political. Objectives: To characterize the teachers' knowledge about PrS in the design, development and curricular evaluation; identify the meanings attributed by students to PrS learning. Method: Multiple case study: documentary analysis, participant observation and interviews. Treatment and analysis of data: content, cultural domains and triangulation. Results: From the analysis of the data emerged the domains: diagnostic evaluation, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation of the care. Conclusions: Students underline attributes of empowerment; do not mobilize the nursing models; present diagnoses without data synthesis; stress that PrS does not have the same status as other interventions; standardized implementation and focus evaluation on outcomes and blame of people.
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