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Experience of nursing students facing the covid-19 vaccination campaign in riverside populations in a municipality in Amazonas
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Keywords

Primary health care
Covid-19
Rural population

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Experience of nursing students facing the covid-19 vaccination campaign in riverside populations in a municipality in Amazonas. (2021). Electronic Journal Collection Health, 13(12), e9377. https://doi.org/10.25248/reas.e9377.2021

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Abstract

Objective: To describe the experience of nursing students facing the challenges of COVID-19 vaccination in riverside dwellers of a municipality in the interior of Amazonas. Experience report: This is a descriptive study, in the experience report modality, which describes the experiences of nursing students from a Federal University located in the interior of the State of Amazonas in partnership with the local Municipal Health Department (SEMSA), during the Covid-19 vaccination campaign. The partnership signed between the institutions aimed to guarantee the vaccination of riverside peoples of both sexes, from 18 years of age, supported by technical notes from the responsible state bodies. Final considerations: Participating in this innovative experience for all academics will add to the construction of a career, mainly by helping these future professionals to take the Unified Health System (SUS) where no other health service reaches, favoring universal access to peoples bordering the interior of the Amazon. Even with all the adversities, through the active search and guidance carried out, the team was able to contribute to a greater reach in vaccination coverage in the riverside communities.

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