Assessment of nature-based solutions for water resource management in agricultural environments: a stakeholders' perspective in Southern Italy.

This paper explores the potential implementation of Nature-Based Solutions (NBSs) in agriculture, specifically focusing on soil and water management in Southern Italy, particularly in the Apulia and Basilicata regions. Through a tailored questionnaire, it investigates farmers' perceptions of the utility of NBSs, addressing key issues in the region and evaluating their role in addressing soil and water management challenges. Findings reveal primary challenges such as drought, floods, and water pollution, with soil erosion being a major concern.

Complexity of high-risk pregnancy care in the health care network.

Objective: To understand the complexity of high-risk care for pregnant women in the health care network.

Method: Qualitative study with theoretical framework of Edgar Morin's Complex Thought and Grounded Theory methodology, Strauss's version. Data collection by theoretical sampling, including twelve health professionals and seven women users of the care network in a municipality in the south of Brazil from July to October 2018.

Working conditions of Nursing professionals in coping with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Objective: To trigger a reflection on the current working conditions of Nursing professionals in coping with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Method: A theoretical-reflective study supported by studies from the Marxist perspective, national and international scientific articles, and official documents from the World Health Organization and the Federal Nursing Council.

Results: The daily work of Nursing professionals in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic presents unfavorable working conditions in Brazil and worldwide, with emphasis on the deficit of professionals, overload of activities, low pay, and personal protective equipment, often insufficient and inadequate, conditions that can lead to exhaustion, illness and death.

Immunochromatography and laboratory serologies: an evaluation of immunodiagnoses in prenatal care.

Objectives: to describe the use of affinity chromatographies and laboratory serologies in the evaluation of immunodiagnoses during prenatal.

Methods: quantitative study, characterized as a descriptive observational research. Data was collected from the records of 46 pregnant women who were in prenatal follow up in the Primary Health Care in a capital in the South of Brazil.

Perceptions of pregnant women about prenatal care in primary health care.

Objective: To understand the perceptions of pregnant women about the care received during prenatal care, in the field of primary health care.

Method: Qualitative study, based on Grounded Theory. Data collection was performed from August to December 2016, through a semi-structured interview with 12 pregnant women who received prenatal care in the city of Florianópolis/SC/Brazil.