TECNOLOGIAS INTERATIVAS DE ENFERMAGEM PARA O PROCESSO DE DESOSPITALIZAÇÃO FRENTE A PANDEMIA SARS COV 2

Nursing is treated as a potential under constant tension.His main work care is a person who goes through a disease process, an individual committed to physical, psychological and social integrity, that is, in his biopsychosocial.The succession of the health professional's days is permeated by challenges, conflicts and obstacles in the face of each act, of each person who comes across in their professional praxis.Dealing with the suffering of the other, impatient, and in some moments reliving personal moments of suffering, implies identifying with the person who suffers and suffering with them.It is not uncommon for health professionals to often experience conflicts or affective and material difficulties in their family context.Your mental health is not always good, due to the stress of everyday work.Often reaching emotional instability and discomfort.Therefore, a new strategic approach is necessary with regard to the care and perception of mental health of the nursing professional.Mental health is a serious and debilitating current public health problem that afflicts all social classes, as well as the patient, their families, and their social life.Especially when it comes to a caregiver.Nursing provides assistance that leads to a more balanced coexistence with quality of life; therefore being for a long time in the present in people's lives.Justification: The prevalence of Burnout syndrome in this study was high.The data are increasingly worrying, in view of the high prevalence of the syndrome in nursing professionals.It is hoped through this work, to generate greater visibility for the theme, being of paramount importance for nursing professionals to seek the necessary help and for society to pay attention to the care of the caregiver.Objectives: The present study intends to demonstrate that measures, of prevention and promotion of the mental health of the nursing professional, need to be practiced in the work environments in order to avoid future injuries to it.In this way, to make it possible for stressors from the daily work routine to not be carried over into the professional's day-to-day life, causing him to avoid somatic diseases.Methodology: The study is a literature review, regarding the approach to the problem, it has a qualitative aspect.Results and discussions: Bornout syndrome has been identified as a serious public health problem, affecting many health professionals, especially the nursing team.This is due to the long working hours, the environmental conditions, and also, in addition to these factors, the rigid hierarchical structure, the execution of repetitive actions, the limited number of human and material resources, the psycho-emotional exhaustion in the tasks performed and pressure from bosses, co-workers and patients and family members themselves (Becker & Oliveira, 2008; Faria Barboza, & Domingos, 2005).The professional's resistance to seeking care is linked to the social representation of work.Often suffering and mental exhaustion are trivialized, generating resistance in the professional to talk about the subject, since the realization, social status, ego and formation of personal and professional identity, generate a "pressure" so that the professional is always good.We also bring here in this study a possible correlation between self-medication and depression, as well as a detachment and aggravation of problems related to mental health, since for Nursing, the easy manipulation of medication, that is, the easy access to certain behaviors and preconceptions are established favoring the worsening of conditions for the state of psychological decline, aggravated by the lack of time, due to the long period of work and excessive loads, as well as double hours.Final Considerations: It is Nursing, in the fundamental role of nurses, as a link of care, the one who develops actions over periods with the multiprofessional team, where they will act in order to develop the restoration of a patient's biopsychosocial health as