Abstract
Objective: Describe the experience of first year residents of the Obstetric Nursing Program of a Public University of Amazonas / Hospital Escola in the construction of a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for patient identification directed to the obstetric area. Experience Report: This is a descriptive study, type of experience report. For methodological basis, we used the method of systematization of experiences, proposed by Holliday OJ (2006), in which 1) The starting point is described; 2) The initial questions; 3) Recovery of the process experienced; 4) Deep reflection; 5) Arrival points. During the construction of the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), it was possible to live the experience of teamwork, with meetings to build the Identification protocol, interaction between residents with a field of discussions about the real need to create this instrument in the obstetric scenario. Final Considerations: The experience of developing a SOP in the residency formation process is seen as a positive construction, which leads residents to reflect on processes necessary to improve the quality of the health service. It is noteworthy that the nurse has greater technical skill, adding scientificity to perform the applicability of patient safety.
in the process of forming the residence is seen as a positive construction, which leads to the reflection of residents on processes necessary to improve the quality of the health service. It is noteworthy that the nurse has greater technical skill, adding scientificity to perform the applicability of Patient Safety.