Analysis of the trajectory of the Brazilian Nursing Association – Ceará Section

Authors

  • André Ribeiro de Castro Júnior
    • Silvia Maria Nobrega-Therrien
      • Maria Irismar de Almeida
        • Daniele Vasconcelos Fernandes Vieira
          • Francisca Gomes Montesuma

            DOI:

            https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2017000300006

            Keywords:

            Nursing, History of Nursing, Education, Nursing.

            Abstract

            Objective: to describe the trajectory of the Brazilian Nursing Association. Methods:documental research with data obtained mainly from minutes of meetings of the Brazilian Nursing Association - Ceará Section. A bookreport was produced, with quantitative and qualitative surveys of recurrent terms and issues in the minutes. Data were triangulated and interpreted into categories. Results: information concerning the association were divided into five categories, which exposed the profile of the boards and their priorities in the nursing discussion in Ceará, highlighting challenges, struggles and positions about nursing education, and encouraging the production and scientific dissemination, contextualized in the social and political conditions. Conclusion: the Brazilian Nursing Association - Ceará Section is emblematic in building the history of the profession in Ceará, because it brings reflections about the importance of associations to strengthen and bring visibility to theclass struggles, the qualification of education and the expansion of scientific production.

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            Published

            2017-08-21

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            Letters to the editor

            How to Cite

            1.
            Castro Júnior AR de, Nobrega-Therrien SM, Almeida MI de, Vieira DVF, Montesuma FG. Analysis of the trajectory of the Brazilian Nursing Association – Ceará Section. Rev Rene [Internet]. 2017 Aug. 21 [cited 2026 Jun. 27];18(3):321-8. Available from: https://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/20053