Revista Brasileira de Ciências em Saúde - Brazilian Journal of Health Sciences

Previne Brasil Program and reorganization of the work process in Primary Health Care

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:07:23 -0300

Introduction: The Previne Brasil Program, established in November 2019, established the new funding model for funding Primary Health Care (PHC) within the Unified Health System. Therefore, there was a need to reorganize the work process of the PHC teams to achieve the goals established by the program. Objective: To report the experience of a PRMSF/UESC resident nurse in an interventionist activity for the implementation of the Previne Brasil Program, indicators and goals to be achieved by the municipality in the financing of PHC. Methodology: This is a descriptive study with a qualitative approach through an Experience Report, experienced between August 10th and December 12th, 2022. Results and discussion: Of the 11 invitations sent to the teams, 83.33% (n=10 ) were filled. It resulted in the process of raising awareness about the theme and building a technical-scientific framework through the permanent education process associated with the principles of the National Policy on Humanization and meaningful learning. In addition to the reorganization of the work process, there was the opening of spaces for healthy dialogue, stimulation of autonomy, professional development and shared management among team members. Final considerations: It was observed that the process of permanent education is an instrument that enhances the process of reorganization and appreciation of the team, reducing the dichotomy between theory and practice, generating beneficial impacts on the quality of care and, consequently, there was an improvement in the performance of the indicators of the Prevent Brazil.

PROMOÇÃO DA SAÚDE MENTAL DE GESTANTES E PUÉRPERAS ACOMPANHADAS POR RESIDENTES: UM RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA.

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:29:27 -0300

ABSTRACT: Introduction: The Previne Brasil Program, established in November 2019, established the new funding model for funding Primary Health Care (PHC) within the Unified Health System. Therefore, there was a need to reorganize the work process of the PHC teams to achieve the goals established by the program. Objective: To report the experience of a PRMSF/UESC resident nurse in an interventionist activity for the implementation of the Previne Brasil Program, indicators and goals to be achieved by the municipality in the financing of PHC. Methodology: This is a descriptive study with a qualitative approach through an Experience Report, experienced between August 10th and December 12th, 2022. Results and discussion: Of the 11 invitations sent to the teams, 83.33% (n=10 ) were filled. It resulted in the process of raising awareness about the theme and building a technical-scientific framework through the permanent education process associated with the principles of the National Policy on Humanization and meaningful learning. In addition to the reorganization of the work process, there was the opening of spaces for healthy dialogue, stimulation of autonomy, professional development and shared management among team members. Final considerations: It was observed that the process of permanent education is an instrument that enhances the process of reorganization and appreciation of the team, reducing the dichotomy between theory and practice, generating beneficial impacts on the quality of care and, consequently, there was an improvement in the performance of the indicators of the Prevent Brazil.

PARA ALÉM DOS MUROS DAS INSTITUIÇÕES

Janaína Sampaio Bomfim, Rosane Lopes Araújo Magalhães — Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:12:04 -0300

SUS Home Care reconfigures the ways of thinking about health care. Involving prevention, promotion, treatment, rehabilitation and palliative care at home, it is a possibility of care that goes beyond the physical structure of an institution. It is clear that there is a need to broaden the debate on this topic, since, in addition to presenting itself with more and more demands and being an area that requires humanized practices and with a psychosocial perspective from any health professional, it was a context strongly affected by the pandemic. of COVID-19. This is a qualitative work, in the form of an experience report. The central axis was the experience of carrying out home visits and the methodological course took place through the reading of notes in field diaries. From this, there was a phenomenological reduction, enabling a global and pre-reflective understanding. Then, the selection of themes that were considered of great importance in this experience was carried out, thus having an elucidation of the experience, interpretation and considerations. In this way, we sought to describe the experience and discuss about 5 units of meanings. It was possible to perceive how much this possibility of assistance has varied demands, whether individual, family or community, and the importance of returning government incentives to strengthen team health practices. In addition, it is considered that the practice of Home Care cannot be uncritical in order to produce health and, therefore, discussions around psychosocial issues need to be increasingly present.

KEYWORDS: Home Care, Multiprofessional Teams, Psychosocial Reception.

CUIDADOS FISIOTERAPÊUTICOS EM PACIENTES ACAMADOS COM AVE NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA À SAÚDE: um relato de experiência

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:17:13 -0300

ABSTRACT: The Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) happens abruptly, affects several systems and can leave sequelae that can last for many years. However, physiotherapy can improve the alterations caused by the stroke and avoid secondary risk factors. The present study aims to show the routine care of a resident physiotherapist, to bedridden patients affected by cerebrovascular injury, at a USF located in a city in the south of Bahia. Despite the challenges encountered due to the difficulty in their work process at the USF, physiotherapy proved to be useful and effective in primary care.

Key words: Stroke, Physiotherapy, Primary Health Care.

TERRITORIALIZAÇÃO EM SAÚDE, CONCEITOS E MÉTODOS UTILIZADOS POR PSICÓLOGAS NA APS: REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA

Vivian Carla Cerqueira dos Santos, Eurisa Maria de Santana — Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:20:24 -0300

Territorialization in health is configured as one of the operating principles of the SUS that allows planning, decentralized programming and the development of sectoral and intersectoral actions. This study has the general objective of understanding how territorialization in health has been used as an instrument for the practice of psychology in Primary Health Care and as specific objectives (a) to identify the objectives of the studies (b) to identify the types of studies ( c) analyze the intervention strategies developed/presented. It is a bibliographical research, of the integrative review type, with a qualitative approach. Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO), Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences (LILACS) and Google Scholar were used as databases to perform searches, prepare a review and integrate the data found. Most studies bring the conception of the living territory, pointing out that only by making a precise analysis of the territory is it possible to raise more assertive discussions to handle the cases, therefore discussing the importance of the territory and its recognition beyond the geographic space , as well as mental health care in this context. Despite this, there is a lack of articulation of the importance of this territory and of territorialization as a potentiating instrument for practices and intervention planning by psychologists in PHC. The few studies related to the theme and culture that the memos bring about the territory reaffirm the need for more productions, mainly conducted for possible intervention strategies from psychology.

ASSISTÊNCIA SOCIAL E O CUIDADO DA PESSOA IDOSA NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA À SAÚDE: relato de experiência

Noemi Oliveira sousa — Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:25:25 -0300

Introduction: Aging brings physiological, biological, and social transformations to the individual, requiring health professionals to guide care to promote active and healthy aging. Regarding the performance of the social worker in this perspective, his gaze must be attentive so that his rights are enforced, and the elderly person can access the necessary care. Objective: to report the experience lived by a social worker, in the development of a multiprofessional residency in family health, in the care of elderly people in the area covered by the family health strategy service (HSS), in an activity called “PIT-STOP SAÚDE”. Method: descriptive study, of the experience report type, on the experience of a social worker in the care of the elderly in an HSS. Results: the development of the activity called “PIT-STOP SAÚDE” brought an increase in the demand of the elderly for assistance in the HSS, an expanded view of the social worker regarding the importance of home visits for the recognition of the social vulnerability of the elderly and clarification of the elderly regarding their rights in the development of the educational activities developed . Conclusion and implications for practice: the activity developed in the multiprofessional residency proved to be an important tool for socializing and capturing users, promoting active and healthy aging for elderly people assisted in a family health strategy unit, in addition to promoting learning active participation of health professionals and the social worker of a multidisciplinary residency in family health.

Hiperdia program patient care: a multiprofessional view

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 14:39:54 -0300

Systemic arterial hypertension and diabetes mellitus constitute chronic noncommunicable diseases of high incidence in the Brazilian population. Objective: To report an experience from the multiprofessional monitoring of Hiperdia patient patients registered in a family health strategy in the municipality in southern Bahia. Method: Active search for patients with systemic arterial hypertension and/or diabetes mellitus in the territory was performed by the community health agent and then he was scheduled for care. On the day of the service participated in a multiprofessional group to promote the realization and guidance pertinent to pathology (s), after being attended to the shared care format between nurse and doctor. Results: From the monitoring of these users, the strengthening of their bonds with the family health strategy was observed; The exchange of professional knowledge in different fields within the same scenario, as well as the addition of the follow -up card. Conclusion: Thus, this work sought to report this new look at the Hiperdia program, in order to provide health care and care to this audience.

INTERSECTORAL PRACTICES BETWEEN MULTIPROFESSIONAL RESIDENTS IN FAMILY HEALTH AND THE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE REFERENCE CENTER

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 15:33:02 -0300

Intersectoriality comprises the articulation between several sectors where together they work in an integrated manner, establishing co-responsibility and bonds. Considering that intersectoral partnerships are powerful mediators and strengthening, this study aimed to report the performance of multiprofessional resident professionals in Family Health in the construction of intersectoral partnerships with the Reference Center for Social Assistance. The study is an experience report, in descriptive modality, in which the lived experiences were extracted from the Reflective Portfolio between the years 2021 and 2022. Meetings were held between teams and health promotion activities for the assisted, with the main methodology being the conversation wheels. Therefore, it is verified that the construction of intersectoral partnerships stimulated teamwork, communication and promoted interprofessional collaborative practice; ensured the joint participation of the health and social assistance sectors in commemorative events, awareness campaigns and health education activities; allowed the realization of individual visits in the spaces; ensured comfort, welcoming, privacy and comprehensive care to individuals by stimulating self-care, autonomy, co-responsibility and empowerment. This requires the finding that, despite the difficulties faced, such as the predominance of the biomedical model in the Family Health Unit and the focus on the Bolsa Família Program, resident professionals were able to build the intersectoral partnership between the Family Health Unit and the Social Assistance Reference Center.