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Objective: analyzing how scientific studies describe Burnout syndrome in nurses of urgent and emergency services. Method: an integrative literature review conducted by databases BDENF, IBECS, LILACS, MEDLINE and SciELO, through descriptors: burnout and nursing. From the 3087 selected publications for descriptors, only 11 articles met the criteria for inclusion and exclusion. Results: among the selected articles, 07 dealt with the stress; 04 spoke of the quality of life and leisure; 01 approached about somatic symptoms associated with Burnout and 03 detailing on Burnout syndrome, addressing the predictors and symptom dimensions in accordance with the Maslach Burnout Inventory. Conclusion: this study is important for population, professionals and managers acquire knowledge about the syndrome and may contribute to the development of coping strategies that will minimize the risk of triggering Burnout.

Objective: evaluating prenatal care from the perspective of completeness. Method: this is an evaluative
study whose purpose is the completeness of prenatal care focusing on the size of the organization of services,
where two dimensions were analyzed. Professionals who work directly in prenatal care and health managers
participated in the survey. Results: dimensions assurance resources and health surveillance model were
analyzed and, from the respective notes, it was possible to obtain notes from management which
respectively were considered regular notes (1st dimension 7,3, 2nd dimension 5,4, note of the 6,4
management). Conclusion: it is inferred for this municipality with respect to prenatal care interventions
that are needed in this area to achieve a standard of quality founded on the completeness, municipal
management must provide the necessary resources in order to have a more structured assistance.

Objective: evaluating the standardization of vaccination rooms in Caxias, Maranhão. Method: this is an exploratory, observational, cross-sectional study of descriptive type, of a quantitative approach, conducted in the period May to August 2014 in 21 vaccination rooms of Basic Health Units in the city of Caxias, MA. The vaccination rooms were evaluated in relation to the physical space, the permanent material, the support material and consumption, the material to extramural vaccination activity and to printed and manually. Results: from the 21 vaccination rooms, 05 were not running. Therefore, we evaluated 16 vaccination rooms. Of these, 62,5% were considered good and 37,5% achieved bad index. Conclusion: in the present study, we observed failures in various vaccination rooms, making it difficult to provide a service of suitable protection, standardized by the Ministry of Health.