(Rev Gaucha Enferm[TA])
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  • Effectiveness of digital educational technologies in knowledge acquisition for adolescent health promotion: a systematic review. [Systematic Review]
    Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2026; 47:e20250389.Barbosa MEJDP, Teixeira VADS, … Silva VMDRG
  • CONCLUSIONS: digital educational technologies (DETs) demonstrated different levels of effectiveness in enhancing adolescents' knowledge on health promotion, depending on the type of intervention, level of interactivity, and context of implementation. Interactive, multimedia, and hybrid interventions showed greater impact, whereas strategies based on static or minimally interactive content were less effective. It is noteworthy that factors such as inequalities in access to technology and cultural adaptation may influence these outcomes.
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  • Advanced practice nurse in intensive care in the Brazilian context: a scoping review. [Journal Article]
    Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2026; 47:e20250349.Lima VR, Morais TLC, … Silva CJARG
  • CONCLUSIONS: the scope of practice of advanced practice nurses in intensive care, although still incipient, presents perspectives for scientific, autonomous, and highly qualified advancement in the nursing field in Brazil, directly contributing to a responsive and effective healthcare approach. However, the scarcity of regulatory legislation and the lack of standardized and specific training for advanced practice nurses still constitute limitations to their implementation in Brazil.
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  • The experience of grief among elderly people after the loss of a family member or significant person. [Journal Article]
    Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2026; 47:e20250318.Freitas MA, Alvarez AM, … Baratieri TRG
  • CONCLUSIONS: The study showed that the experience of loss among elderly people is strongly mediated by interactions with healthcare services during the illness and death of a family member, in a context still permeated by asymmetrical relationships between professionals and users and by weaknesses in communication. In contrast, Primary Health Care demonstrated potential for establishing bonds, attentive listening, and follow-up care within the community for bereaved elderly people.
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  • Nurses' leadership in child health consultations: a socio-historical study. [Journal Article]
    Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2026; 47:e20250273.Fagundes JC, Bellaguarda MLDR, … Betat MGRG
  • CONCLUSIONS: Child health consultations strengthen nurses' autonomy and leadership in Primary Health Care by articulating technical-scientific knowledge, clinical judgment, family bonding, prevention of health problems, and health surveillance. However, this practice is marked by social vulnerabilities, structural limitations, difficulties in longitudinal care, and physician-centered resistance. The findings indicate the need for continuing education strategies, clinical training, and intersectoral actions to qualify and strengthen nursing practice in this area.
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  • Tuberculosis case profile by sex and context of the Covid-19 pandemic: São Paulo, Brazil. [Journal Article]
    Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2026; 47:e20250225.Faria MGBF, Gomes D, … Monroe AARG
  • CONCLUSIONS: the persistence of vulnerabilities associated with the male gender and a higher prevalence of diabetes mellitus among women were verified, as well as changes in the profile of reported cases and the expansion of molecular rapid testing due to the pandemic, reinforcing the importance of surveillance and care strategies sensitive to gender, age group, and conditions of vulnerability, seeking to improve the response to tuberculosis.
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  • Care routines in Venezuelan families participating in the resettlement process. [Journal Article]
    Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2026; 47:e20250297.Rosa MPCD, Manfrini GC, … Rabelo IVMRG
  • CONCLUSIONS: Family routines act as determinants of access to Primary Care among migrant families living in the interior. Vulnerabilities related to working conditions, daily organization, and language barriers were identified, reinforcing the need for intersector and culturally sensitive strategies aimed at promoting mental health and supporting these families.
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