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Objective: To study the perception of Nursing professionals of an Urgency and Emergency about teamwork, situations of care to critical patients and the physical environment of the Unit. Methods: Exploratory and qualitative descriptive study using a semi-structured interview with nurses in an Urgency and emergency unit for data collection. Results: Twenty-eight nurses were interviewed, being 24 Nursing Technicians and four Nurses. Three categories emerged: team work dynamics; interaction of the Nursing team; and physical and psychological aspects of the team. Conclusion: We observed that professionals considered themselves a united and collaborative team despite the occurrence of conflicts and the influence of the physical environment on teamwork, as well as identified stressors in the Nursing work that act on them as individuals.

PERCEPTIONS ABOUT THE WORK OF THE NURSING TEAM IN ADULT EMERGENCY HOSPITAL SERVICE