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Objective: To know the scientific literature about the nursing worker's health. Method: Bibliography review of literature published from 2005 to 2010. It was used the databases LILACS and SCIELO and BDENF, with intersection between the descriptors nursing and worker's health, 20 studies were selected. Results: Most publications on nursing worker's health discuss biosecurity, exposure to biohazards, occupational stress and its prevention and control measures. There are still few published studies about this issue in primary care or family health strategy, with most studies conducted in hospitals, mainly in university hospitals. Conclusion: The research on occupational health of nursing is important because it can contribute significantly to the improved quality of life of nursing staff.

Objective: To analyze studies nationally published that discuss the use of music in nursing care in intensive care. Method: Descriptive study, systematic review of literature type, having as object the studies published about music therapy in the intensive care unit (ICU), in national journals accessed during the month of March, 2011. Results: Most of the publications were focused on pediatric care, not directed to the ICU, indexed in the LILACS database, predominantly literature review. Conclusion: With further study and dissemination of knowledge in the scientific community, health workers and nursing satisfaction can implement music therapy in health services.

Objectives: To know about the scientific production about nursing audit and to identify the importance of the nursing record in medical records for the audit. Method: Narrative literature review, it was selected articles related to nursing audit and nursing records in the electronic databases Scientific Electronic Library Online, and Latin American Literature and Caribbean Health Sciences, published between 2000 and 2010. Results: The articles analyzed indicated that there are few studies about this subject. It was identified that nursing audit is currently conducted by the retrospective method in the medical records and it is facing the accounting framework, and that nursing records are unsatisfactory quality as a tool to collect data. Conclusion: There are prospects that pass the audit to investigate the quality of care and to have an educational character that will enable the quality of care.

Objective: To provide undergraduate students with the experience of the expanding of the scope of primary health care in activities of home care, introducing complex care activities of home care, for the understanding of the interfaces of the Health Care System. Methods: A report of experience in nursing education with case study, application of NANDA and Calgary Model. Results: The home care is an important tool of technology for access to families and nursing care system in the context of the public policies of health care to the elderly. Conclusion: The primary home care co-existed with complex nursing care and is imperious the expansion of the Family Health Strategy with the constitution of teams for activities of home care, different from family health teams, but in the context of primary care, according to the social demands emerging.