Health care for LGBTI+ elders living in Nursing Homes.

Objective: to describe and analyze the scientific production on health care for Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transvestites, Transsexuals, Transgenders, Intersex (LGBTI+) and other variations of gender or sexual orientation living in Nursing Homes (NHs).

Methods: a scoping review, in which PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus and Virtual Health Library databases were analyzed and studies from other sources were added. After assessment by two independent reviewers, 19 publications were selected to compose the sample.

Experiences of interaction between teenage mothers and visiting nurses: a phenomenological study.

Objective: To understand the experiences of interaction between teenage mothers and visiting nurses in the Young Mothers Caregivers Program.

Method: Qualitative research using the theoretical-methodological framework of Social Phenomenology, with phenomenological interviews with visiting nurses and teenage mothers.

Results: Three visiting nurses and nine teenage mothers participated.

Influence of the social context in smoking during pregnancy.

Objective: to know the social and family relationships of pregnant women and to analyze their influence in keep smoking during pregnancy.

Method: it is a descriptive-exploratory study with a qualitative approach, which had as subjects 10 pregnant smokers. Data were collected from January to March / 2015, through interviews, and organized into graphical representations of the genogram/ecomap and discourse units.

Role of nursing professionals for parenting development in early childhood: a systematic review of scope.

Objective: map available evidence regarding the role of nursing professionals in early childhood care through the development of parenting.

Method: systematic review of scope, with selection of studies about the role of nursing professionals for the development of parenting in the context of early childhood care, using a standardized data extraction tool and qualitative thematic analysis.

Results: nineteen studies were included, showing the role of nursing professionals covers nine dimensions: promoter of parental role construction; guidance and support for the implementation of physical health care; guidance for promoting safe environment; application of theories, principles and methods of maternal and child programs; development of therapeutic relationships; implementation of maternal and child care management; promotion of access to support network; guidance for the life course of parental figures; and use of scientific evidence to guide practice.