Tendência empreendedora de enfermeiros na assistência a pessoas com feridas: estudo transversal

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Authors: Ana Luiza Sardenberg Louzada, Alcione Matos de Abreu, Fernanda Soares Pessanha
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Abstract

Objective: To assess the association between sociodemographic profile and entrepreneurial tendency among nurses providing care to individuals with wounds. Method: A cross-sectional study conducted in 2023 with 115 nurses who participated in an educational activity organized by the Regional Nursing Council of Rio de Janeiro. Data were collected virtually using the Entrepreneurial Tendency Test. Results: Entrepreneurial nurses were predominantly women (87.9%) over 41 years of age (62.6%), with postgraduate education (94.7%), more than 10 years since graduation (66.9%), and engaged in entrepreneurship to supplement their income (87.8%), which ranged between 4 and 9 minimum wages (64.5%). Most participants showed low or very low entrepreneurial tendency (40.1%). Higher scores in the success/achievement and creative tendency dimensions were associated with higher income levels. Conclusions: Although the nurses assessed demonstrated low or very low entrepreneurial tendency, they were experienced, highly qualified professionals who seek to advance their careers through drive and determination.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues Nursing Education Practice and Leadership

Publication details

Journal / source
Online Brazilian Journal of Nursing
Volume
24
Issue
Suppl2
Pages
e20256887–e20256887
Publication date
27 January 2026