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Educational Intervention in Social Skills for Primary Care Nurses

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Journal Rev Bras Enferm
Specialty Nursing
Date 2023 Oct 11
PMID 37820138
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Abstract

Objective: to assess an educational intervention on social skills for nurses who work in Primary Health Care.

Method: a qualitative research-intervention study, carried out in the municipalities covered by the 17th Health Regional of Paraná. It was developed in three interrelated stages: exploratory, where meetings were held with the managers to define the groups and logistics for running the course; intermediate, developed in meetings with different groups of nurses, addressing selected topics; assessment, in which the nurses developed a personal plan to improve their social skills.

Results: participants were 57 nurses who acted as coordinators of Primary Care. They considered the educational intervention in social skills fundamental for positive changes in their professional performance.

Final Considerations: the educational intervention in social skills was assessed as an important strategy to strengthen the development of nurses' managerial and care skills.

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