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This research aimed at assessing the reporting job of nurses at family health basic units in cases of violence against children and adolescents. This descriptive, exploratory study with qualitative approach was developed in the second semester of 2010, in a southern city in Brazil, with six nurses. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews and was treated on the basis of content analysis technique. It was evinced that nurses report on cases of violence to the Guardian Council. Nurses pointed out their lack of acquaintance with the family, their lack of information about the family, and the ineffectiveness of the Guardian Council as primary hindrances to reporting. Nurses work on prevention appointments, home visits, group activities, partnerships with schools and teachers, and at party events. Conclusions show the relevance of the nurse's work concerning the reporting of cases of violence against children and adolescents, in favor of social denaturalization and undoing of that practice.

Notificação de violência contra crianças e adolescentes: atuação de enfermeiros de unidades básicas [Reporting of violence against children and adolescents: action of nurses in basic health units]