Reflections on the evaluation processes of stricto sensu teaching: challenges for the nursing

Abstract

Objective: to reflect on the evaluation process of stricto sensu teaching in nursing by the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel. Method: theoretical reflection study elaborated from teaching experiences and evaluation processes of stricto sensu teaching in nursing. Results: in nursing, scientific production is considered an essential factor for its development and consolidation as a discipline. Research needs to be focused on relevant problems in the work process, with a view to good practices and quality of care and considering the real transformations that have occurred in the care and health production scenarios. Conclusion: there is a need to strengthen nursing education that ensures its social relevance, the enhancement of scientific, ethical and pedagogical skills, with a view to training masters and doctors with critical-reflective capacity, protagonists and creatives, to produce knowledge and technologies that meet the demands of communities.