The influence of interdisciplinarity in the actions of nurses in Haemovigilance
Abstract
This article comes from part of one of the chapters of analysis in a master’s thesis in nursing whose subject is the training and skills of nurses in Haemovigilance Sentinel Hospitals in Rio de Janeiro. This new perspective in Health Surveillance highlights nursing as the trigger for actions for specific research since the nurses are theprofessionals who witness most adverse events in their daily practice. The object of the study is the professional relations in Haemovigilance and the it analyzes the everyday practice of nurses in the light if interdisciplinarity. The study concludes that the professional scope of the nurse has broadened and demands the respect and recognition of the nurse’s actions on the part of other professionals in the new frontiers of health.
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