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Introduction: technologies are an integral part of health work, as they contribute to the construction of knowledge from the origin of the idea, through its development and reaching the implementation of knowledge. The association between technology and education becomes increasingly inherent to the restructuring of the current teachinglearning process, enabling new digital means of accessing information and knowledge to modify and improve the molds of globalized culture. Objective: to identify technologies that contribute to the development of clinical reasoning in the elaboration of nursing diagnoses in national and international publications. Method: integrative literature review, carried out in the Virtual Health Library (VHL), in the Theses and Dissertations Catalog of the Portal for the Coordination of Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES), in the CAPES periodicals Portal; Pubmed and in the Scopus database with studies published between 2002 and 2020, published in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Results: two articles, one thesis and two doctoral and academic master's dissertations were analyzed, in which the technologies used in the elaboration of Nursing Diagnoses were an Information System of the record type, computer software and an internet platform, a course with a learning approach based on in problems and decision trees to aid in diagnostic determination. The results showed limitations in the development of technologies for nurses' clinical reasoning. Final considerations: the study reveals challenges related to the development of technologies, which innovate the usual practice of nursing, whether in management, care, teaching, research and extension, indicating that publications on this topic are incipient, and technologies allow the development and construction of the knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aims: to analyze the meanings attributed to the Nurse Consultation in childcare in Primary Health Care in the light of the Theory of Wanda Horta and to know the experiences of these professionals regarding its operation. Method: action research with 15 nurses working in Primary Health Care. Data collected through semi-structured interviews, organized, considering content analysis and interpreted in the light of Theory. Results: three categories emerged: Past and current history of the child and his family; Steps for the implementation of systematic care and Difficulties to carry out the Consultation of Nurses in childcare in Primary Health Care. Conclusion: in their experiences, nurses report difficulties that culminate in the fragmentation of the consultation, however, they mean it as an opportunity to get to know the child and family in their entirety. Systematic operationalization of the Consultation in childcare provides professional empowerment, qualification of assistance and strengthening of the profession as a science of care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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