Atuação da enfermagem no acolhimento à mulher vítima de violência na atenção primária à saúde.

Objective: To analyze the role of nursing in the care of women experiencing violence within Primary Health Care, considering the care practices developed, the challenges faced by professionals, and their implications for comprehensive care. Methods: An integrative literature review with a qualitative and descriptive approach was conducted using the Virtual Health Library, Scientific Electronic Library Online, MEDLINE/PubMed, and Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences Literature databases. The selection of studies followed previously established eligibility criteria and was guided by the PICo strategy. The data were synthesized through thematic analysis. Results: The findings demonstrated that nursing plays an essential role in the early identification of violence, humanized care, qualified listening, case notification, and referral of women to the support network. However, important barriers remain, including insufficient professional training, workload overload, weak intersectoral coordination, lack of standardized care protocols, and underreporting of cases, which compromise comprehensive health care. Conclusion: Nursing occupies a strategic position in addressing violence against women within Primary Health Care. However, the effectiveness of nursing interventions depends on strengthening continuing education, improving health service organization, implementing care protocols, and enhancing integration among the different components of the health care network to ensure comprehensive, humanized, and effective care.