ABSTRACT
Objective:
to analyze the health promotion practices developed by nurses in the care of people with non-transmittable chronic disease in primary health care, in scientific publications, between 2007 and 2017.
Method:
an integrative literature review of a qualitative approach, conducted in five databases, in which was read and critical analysis of the studies in order to know the practices of health promotion.
Results:
40 articles were selected and organized according to the fields of the Ottawa Charter: public policies, reorientation of health services, creation of personal skills, reinforcement of community action and favorable environments. Thus, most of the experiments were mainly related to two fields of action: development of personal skills and reorientation of the health system. There is a movement towards the development of a health promotion in which the collective, the social determinants of health and multidisciplinarity are advocated.
Conclusion:
some limits were identified that need to be overcome, among which stands out the inter-sectoral work that needs to grow beyond the health sector.
DESCRIPTORS:
Primary health care; Nursing care; Chronic disease; Nursing; Promoting the health
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