2016
DOI: 10.1590/1518-8345.1069.2672
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Potential access to primary health care: what does the National Program for Access and Quality Improvement data show?

Abstract: Objective: to analyze the influence of contextual indicators on the performance of municipalities regarding potential access to primary health care in Brazil and to discuss the contribution from nurses working on this access. Method: a multicenter descriptive study based on secondary data from External Evaluation of the National Program for Access and Quality Improvement in Primary Care, with the participation of 17,202 primary care teams. The chi-square test of proportions was used to verify differences betwe… Show more

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“…20 There is evidence of a relationship between the access to health care services and socioeconomic conditions, in which municipalities with fewer areas of poverty, tend to have better access to services, however, within a reality of inequalities and social inequities, there are other limitations that compromise the reach of health care. 21 The interference of social risk factors as determinants of infant and fetal mortality, also explored in several Brazilian studies, 1,7,9,[11][12][22][23] is similar to the results found by the Floripa for Life Committee. These studies indicate that more than half of the deaths occurred in the neonatal period and were associated with mothers under 20 years of age; maternal schooling less than seven years; family income of between R$954 and R$1,908 or less; mothers who were cared for in public hospitals; difficulty in starting prenatal care; less than six medical consultations, among others related to the time of referral and attendance.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 59%
“…20 There is evidence of a relationship between the access to health care services and socioeconomic conditions, in which municipalities with fewer areas of poverty, tend to have better access to services, however, within a reality of inequalities and social inequities, there are other limitations that compromise the reach of health care. 21 The interference of social risk factors as determinants of infant and fetal mortality, also explored in several Brazilian studies, 1,7,9,[11][12][22][23] is similar to the results found by the Floripa for Life Committee. These studies indicate that more than half of the deaths occurred in the neonatal period and were associated with mothers under 20 years of age; maternal schooling less than seven years; family income of between R$954 and R$1,908 or less; mothers who were cared for in public hospitals; difficulty in starting prenatal care; less than six medical consultations, among others related to the time of referral and attendance.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 59%
“…Tal qualificação contribui para que se desenvolvam ações de saúde mais resolutivas no território e promotoras de melhorias nos processos de trabalho (BRASIL, 2013). Resultados similares foram verificados na literatura acerca da avaliação da AB e da educação permanente em saúde (LEITE et al, 2012;AURÉLIO PINTO et al, 2014;FONSECA SOBRINHO et al, 2014;SEIDL et al, 2014; YAMAMOTO; MACHADO; SILVA JUNIOR, 2015; TURCI; LIMA-COSTA; MACINKO, 2015;UCHÔA et al, 2016).…”
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“…O desenvolvimento do curso de especialização em saúde da família apresenta potencial para provocar uma série de reflexões e alterações no cotidiano de prática dos trabalhadores, tais como a reorganização do processo de trabalho da equipe, a implementação de atividades coletivas, a implementação de acolhimento à demanda espontânea e maior compreensão do processo de trabalho de uma equipe da ESF (MATTOS; DAHMER; MAGALHÃES, 2015;UCHÔA et al, 2016). A relevância e a necessidade de educação permanente em saúde também são ratificadas ao se observar que, em países como Estados Unidos, Inglaterra e Alemanha, o uso de recursos denominados "telemedicina" (telemedicine, telehealth) tem ocorrido de forma sistemática e constante; especialmente mediante a organização de redes de serviços especializados para telediagnóstico e definição de medidas terapêuticas para casos específicos de patologias.…”
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