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Objective: to describe the evidence on the potentialities and limitations of primary health care professionals in gender violence against women. Method: systematic review of mixed methods of articles published between 2015-2020, based on the recommendations of the PRISMA model, carried out at databases of the Virtual Health Library. Nine articles were selected after the application of inclusion/exclusion criteria and quality assessment. Results: studies have shown that the view of professionals on violence against women is limited. Little knowledge on the subject and victim care services was considered a barrier in the identification and management of cases. Training and knowledge about violence and the bond between patient-professional were identified as potentialities for prevention, recognition and care for women in Primary Care. Conclusion: health professionals in Primary Care need qualification and greater awareness to know the multiple aspects that involve violence against women. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to describe the contributions of Didactics discipline to the formation in public health. Method: this is an experience report, descriptive, detailed, in the context of didactics, taught in the second semester of 2019, in the Graduate Program in Health and Community of the Federal University of Piauí. For discussion, the report has two parts: experience and experience with the didactics discipline in graduate studies and didactic challenges for health professionals. Results: the didactics subject allowed the understanding of the pedagogical process as multidimensional, providing the rupture of the conception of the discipline only as a set of instrumental methods for teaching practice. Conclusion: the discipline enabled the understanding of the complex field of Didactics as a challenge for public health professionals and constituted an important component in the curricular matrix of training of these professionals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective was to analyze the scientific evidence on the behavior of nursing professionals in relation to cervical cancer screening strategies. Search procedures were carried out from October to November 2016, through the Virtual Health Library, to access the following databases: Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences and Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online. The sample consisted of 6 articles, from the analysis the following results were obtained: 67% of the articles related to cervical cancer showed that the level of knowledge and practice of the Pap smear is adequate among nursing workers. However, most do not perform within the recommended interval, and most perform the exam annually. It is concluded that nurses, even with a high level of education and trainers of health professionals, may not carry out prevention in its entirety, emphasizing a gap between what is recommended as a health professional and that exercised as a woman. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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