Regulação do acesso à saúde: o processo de trabalho administrativo da enfermagem

Silva, Maria Verônica Sales da; Silva, Maria Josefina da; Silva, Lucilane Maria Sales da; Nascimento, Adail Afrânio Marcelino do; Damasceno, Ana Kelve Castro; Oliveira, Roberta Meneses

doi:10.1590/s1414-81452011000300016

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“…Corroborating this study, some authors (16) identified gaps in the health service provision, lack of Besides being a management tool for SUS, the professionals agreed that health regulation has contributed to the local health care. As far as we have been able to identify the services that are really working and meeting the local demand and serving as the basis for new reprogramming of internal and external PPI (Do1).…”

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Health regulation: knowledge of Family Health Strategy professionals

Lima¹,

Silva²,

Clares³

et al. 2013

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This is a descriptive and qualitative study that aimed to verify the knowledge of nurses, doctors and dentists of the Family Health Strategy in the municipality of Bela Cruz, Ceará, Brazil, about health regulation. Data collection happened from November to December 2008 by applying a questionnaire. Data were organized according to content analysis of Bardin. The results show that the participants have knowledge about the referral flow of patients referred from the primary care to specialized care, the mechanisms used for this purpose, as well as the reference and counter-reference system; they also reported difficulties in the return of patients with the counter-reference form properly filled, thus jeopardizing the continuity of assistance. For these professionals, the regulation is an important management tool for SUS, guaranteeing the right to health.

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Health regulation: knowledge of Family Health Strategy professionals

Lima¹,

Silva²,

Clares³

et al. 2013

Rev Rene

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“…Nurses have been increasingly occupying in the health sector, and they have been indicated for being able to integrate care and ensure access to health in an efficient and effective way, since they act with emphasis on ethics and humanism, facilitating the achievement of autonomy and emancipation (11)(12) .…”

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Regulation in health care: the role of nurses

Peiter¹,

Lanzoni²,

Oliveira³

2017

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Objective: to understand the activities developed by nurses in the context of regulation in health care. Methods: this is a qualitative study with techniques of focal group (with eight subjects), participant observation and documentary analysis. Results: the subcategories Nurse's role in the Regulation sector and Interface of the activities of the nurse working in the Regulation sector with the other professionals revealed the presence of nurses in leadership positions and their articulation with management and managers. Competencies such as communication, leadership, decision-making, planning, personnel management and teamwork were highlighted, and permanent education was perceived as a strategy for process improvement and team qualification. Conclusion: the participating nurses understand the activities they develop in the context of regulation in health care aimed at communication, leadership, decision-making, planning, personnel management and teamwork, which are instruments for autonomous action in the managerial context.

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“…A integração com os profissionais da APS proporciona a facilitação e qualificação das atividades da Regulação. O desenvolvimento satisfatório do processo de Regulação desde o nível local possibilita maior interface do sistema com o paciente, por meio de melhor continuidade da assistência, de maneira integral e equânime 5,20 .…”

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