Acolhimento com classificação de risco: conhecimento, vivência e experiência do profissional enfermeiro frente ao programa

Abstract

The host is an instrument that allows analyzing the work process in health, change in relationships providing professional / user using the technical parameters, ethical and humanitarian. The study aimed to identify the profile of professional nurses working in the city of Trindade-GO and their knowledge, practice and experience outside the host program and risk classification. It is a descriptive, exploratory and quantitative study. The information were collected through individual interviews of 01-07/06/2011, with 39 nurses, permanent and contracted of the SMS, using a questionnaire with closed and objective questions. The protocol (030/2011-1) of CEP secured the legal and ethical aspects of research. Of the 36 nurses interviewed, observed a female predominance, with 42% from 20 to 30 years of age and 72% at time of graduation from 1 to 5 years. 61% have 1-5 years experience and 94% were from private institutions. The postgraduate L. census Public Health was predominant (33%), 69% Units FHS professionals. 5% reported not knowing the host program, 53% work or worked in the health institution where the program already was implanted and 56% have experience with it. Therefore, the study shows the importance of the host to discern the context of each work, as is its particularity and complexity that build relationships and resources that promote partnership and optimization hosting service in emergency care units.