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Título: Qualidade da atenção básica: avaliação das equipes Saúde da Família
Autor(es): Moreira, Kênia Souto
Orientador(ra): Costa, Simone de Melo
Membro(s) Banca: Leite, Maisa Tavares de Souza
Mendes, Danilo Cangussu
Caldeira, Antônio Prates
Vieira, Maria Aparecida
Palavras-chave: Assistência à saúde – qualidade – acesso - avaliação;SUS – Sistema Único de Saúde;Saúde pública
Área: Ciencias da Saude
Subárea: Saude Coletiva
Data do documento: 2015
Resumo: The National improvement Program for Improving Access and Quality of Primary Care, of the Health’s Ministry establishes a self evaluation process of family health teams on the quality of service, structure, processes and results of actions in primary care. This work aimed to analyze the quality of primary care in the view of the professionals who composes the family health teams. This is documentary research with a quantitative approach and cross-sectional analytical design. Data were collected from the site of the Brazilian Ministry of Health and refer to the SelfAssessment Questionnaire for Improving Access and Quality of Care basically AMAQ, responded by teams of Health Strategy of the Family- ESF, the urban and rural areas, in Montes Claros, Minas Gerais, Brazil, in 2013. The AMAQ has two dimensions related to the primary care team, the first one refers to the Basic Health Unit and the second one refers to the Continuing Education, Work Process and Comprehensive Health Care. The second dimension is that it was considered in this study. Each question that composes the scale allows to evaluate the degree to which health team practice with the family presented quality standard. The questions have a scoring scale from zero to ten points, zero means non-accomplishment to the standard and ten to total compliance. The points are added together to rank the team in very poor, poor, regular, satisfactory and very satisfactory. The higher the score the better the classification of the team. Data were collected also in the Information System of primary care called SIAB: location and composition of family health teams and health indicators of the population ascribed in the FHS. The project was approved by the Research Ethics Committee and had institutional agreement of the Municipal Health Department of Montes Claros. The statistic considered the significance level of 5% and 95% confidence interval. Were evaluated the data from 75 family health teams. In this dimension, 44.0% of the teams reached the satisfactory level, with the highest percentage for urban teams (45.3%) than rural (36.4%), p = 0.260. By dimension, doctors and dentists, were higher in best ranked teams (p <0.05). The more the most professional teams score (p <0.05), namely, the better the rating. The epidemiological profile of the territories of coverage of family health teams did not distinguish in the different classifications of teams. In conclusion, the largest number of workers and the full composition of the professional categories in the family health team related to the better evaluation of primary care quality. Self-assessment teams should be considered as a starting point in the team's reorganization process and health management. Keywords: Health Care Quality, Access, and Evaluation. Unif
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