Os cursos de graduação em Enfermagem de Maceió/AL: um olhar complexo sobre os projetos pedagógicos

Abstract

This investigative process has as its object of study the organization of the Pedagogical Projects (PP) of the Undergraduate Nursing from Maceió/AL. This is a survey with a qualitative approach type exploratory-descriptive that follows a complex perspective of education and adopted the document analysis as a technique for processing data and production of information. Was used as primary sources the PP of the six courses of graduation in Nursing from Maceió/AL and data collection instrument was constructed from the landmarks that makes up the PP and its constituent elements. Pre-analysis of the information produced was given from the drafting tables and summaries, and then the analysis of the three categories and eight subcategories identified from the PP studied. Was possible to see, from the analysis of the PP, which under graduate courses in nursing are experiencing a transition from a liberal perspective to a progressive perspective. In general, the courses have sought to break with the traditional Cartesian model, adhering initially DCNEnf and adopting the theories, methods and strategies of teaching-learning in an active way, dynamic and formative even structuring their curricula in disciplines. However, the conflict of concepts which sometimes are directed to liberators models and another for conservatives show that has not been an easy task to organize a PP in a new perspective. The analysis outlined from the idea of operators/principles of complexity and organizational tetragrammaton, which allowed a reflection towards the construction of complex PP, despite not having identified PP in this study that walked for that direction. With the result of this study, it is expected to offer nursing courses subsidy to the discussion on the organization of PP in order to contribute with a more humane society, supportive, critical, reflective, socially committed and with the principles and guidelines of the National Health System, finally complex.