Understood under a holistic paradigm, PICS are based on the principle that human beings

are inserted in an energy eld that directly inuences their state of health. In this way, emotional

imbalances, harmful habits, and disordered lifestyle can compromise this ow and, consequently, the

functionality of the body. Healing, in this model, is promoted from the restoration of this harmony,

that includes the Therapeutic Care Plan (TCP), proves to be an essential tool to ensure the effectiveness

of the follow-up and the uniqueness of the conducts adopted.

coordinating nurse, responsible for welcoming and evaluating newly arrived users, directing them to

the integrative practices that are most appropriate to their needs. From this process, the professionals

this approach (Dorsey et al., 2016; Lennaerts et al., 2017).

The PCT, therefore, must be the result of a collective, dialogical and reective construction

practices that integrate different dimensions of care, prioritizing singularity, qualied listening and

the integrality of the subject. Such an approach demands a well-founded, organized and systematic

professional performance, which highlights the relevance of NCS as an essential tool in the construction

of care consistent with the principles of PICS. The NCS, operationalized through the NP, allows nurses

NCS is a process that organizes the professional performance of nurses, allowing the

identication of health and disease situations, as well as nursing care needs. Its main objective is to assist

provided. The NP is composed of ve interdependent stages: 1) Data collection (investigation) –

identication of relevant clinical information; 2) Nursing diagnosis – analysis and interpretation of

the data collected; 3) Planning – denition of expected results and interventions; 4) Implementation

– execution of the proposed actions; and 5) Evaluation – verication of the results and readjustment

between professionals from the same eld or from different areas, both synchronously and diachronically

This adapted way of operationalizing the care process is functional and compatible with the

and professional judgment as bases for decision-making.

their services. The experience of CEPIC/UFT can, therefore, encourage the expansion of the use of

technologies aimed at comprehensive, humanized and evidence-based care.

Future perspectives include the evaluation of the impact of this tool on the effectiveness of

treatments and user satisfaction, contributing to consolidate its importance as an innovative resource in

the valorization of subjectivities, sustains a transformative, ethical and human-centered care model in