The interview with managers as a pedagogical method for management in nursing: knowing for being
Abstract
This article discusses the active teaching-learning methodologies of management in nursing, through reports of an experiment performed in a Higher Education Institution, in Sobral - Ceará - Brazil, in 2010. Interviews with nurses from different fields are presented as a pedagogical tool that enables discussions about transverse topics to Health management. It was done an experiment on the construction and application of interviewing by the students as a data collecting technique; furthermore, the topics discussed in class emphasized the national policies on Public Health, as well as the potentialities of the nurse as a manager for Health services. It could be observed a favouring of knowledge integration between theory and practice, which contributes for the recognizement of troubles and challenges that are to be faced by the future professionals.
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