INTRODUCTION: Nursing care offered to patients undergoing chemotherapy with
chemotherapy, especially through nursing consultation, stands out as essential for qualified care
in oncology, promoting therapeutic adherence. OBJECTIVE: This study aims to understand
nurses' perceptions about nursing consultation in antineoplastic chemotherapy and to analyze
the implications of the perceptions observed for nursing care to patients submitted to
chemotherapy. METHODOLOGY: This is a descriptive study, with a qualitative approach,
developed from April 2017 to June 2018 with 05 nurses from the chemotherapy department of
HUJBB / UFPA, Belém, Pará. Data were obtained by a semi-structured interview and the
analysis of information through the thematic analysis of Bardin. RESULTS: It was evidenced
that the nurses researched have prior knowledge about the concept of SAE and its use during
the consultation, but the subject is still synonymous with uncertainties among them. In addition,
recognition of the importance of consultation in cancer care to foster therapeutic adherence,
formation of nurse-patient relationship, design of care, institutional and domicile guidelines,
but the realization of the same is still due to difficulties related to the service and the assisted
public. CONCLUSION: The information obtained in this study contributes to the training
practices of these professionals in order to optimize nursing care in the unit studied, through
nursing consultation. It also clarifies the need to adapt the dynamics of the service to strengthen
the nursing consultation and to discuss topics of oncology and antineoplastic therapies still in
undergraduate studies, albeit in a preliminary way.
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