ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2026
Nursing practices in Primary Health Care in rural areas: a scoping review.
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Abstract
objectivesto identify and analyze the scope of practices and strategies developed by nurses in Primary Health Care in rural areas.
methodsa scoping review was conducted in the MEDLINE, Embase, and VHL databases, which included articles published in the last ten years.
resultsforty-eight articles were included, mostly from Australia and predominantly qualitative in approach. The main practices identified were: case management; health promotion and disease prevention practices; care for people with chronic diseases; practices mediated by Information and Communication Technologies; home visits; service management; medication prescription; practice transfer between professionals; emergency care; and palliative care. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: nurses in rural Primary Health Care develop a wide range of practices, essential for expanding and improving access to health. However, they face challenges related to the lack of continuing education, poor healthcare service infrastructure, and a significant workload.
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