Human capital in the nursing management of hospitals

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Objective: To analyze how the components of human capital are used in the nursing management of hospital organizations. Method: This was an exploratory and qualitative study. Data collection took place between October 2014 and May 2015 using semi-structured interviews. The data were analyzed according to content analysis. Results: Twelve nurse managers participated. The components of human capital used by the nurses in personnel management were: during the hiring process, when requiring specialized education in the field and prior professional experience; when retaining talents with promotion strategies; in building capacities of professionals through support and training; and in collective work to construct processes and outcome assessment. Conclusion: The components of human capital need to be managed strategically with a focus on professional skills and development, with the aim of transforming individual and collective knowledge into new technology.

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Cordeiro, A. L. A. O., Fernandes, J. D., Maurício, M. D. A. da L. L. D., Silva, R. M. de O., Barros, C. S. M. A., & Romano, C. M. C. (2017). Human capital in the nursing management of hospitals. Revista Da Escola de Enfermagem, 51. https://doi.org/10.1590/S1980-220X2016030203232

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