Nursing interventions in the prevention of cervical cancer in primary health care: an integrative review
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Nursing and health Science - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 6
Abstract
Objective: To describe Nursing interventions in the prevention of cervical cancer in Primary Health Care. Method: An integrative review carried on between September and October 2018 with defined inclusion criteria and exclusion of the studies, strategies of search, extraction data and synthesis. The data were grouped according to the categorical thematic analysis. Results: 101 articles were retrieved, and 13 articles were selected for the final sample. After the initial reading of the included articles, the Nursing interventions were identified and grouped into four thematic categories, which were divided into Light-hard Technologies: Prevention by Vaccination, Screening and Comprehensive Care for Women, and Light Technology: Health Education. Final considerations: These results may contribute positively to the epidemiological profile and to adequate assistance, proposing care models for the female population, as well as promoting women's autonomy and resilience in the defense of their rights.
Authors and Affiliations
Martha Thaise Assis de Sales, Ronivalda Moura de Souza Pascoal, Lucilene Coelho Souza Terrengui, Daniel Ignacio da Silva
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