The daily routine of patients in tuberculosis treatment in basic health care units: a phenomenological approach

Paz, Elisabete Pimenta Araújo; Sá, Antônia Margareth Moita

doi:10.1590/s0104-11692009000200007

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“…Hence, it is extremely important that health professionals are sensitive and develop active listening skills and provide sufficient time for patients to talk about their anxieties and doubts (16) . When there is active listening and greater affinity occurs between these two actors, the patient develops trust in the professional and in the health service and feels safe enough to reveal his/her concerns (4,14) .…”

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“…For that, patients should have knowledge of all aspects related to care, including the medication therapy (16) . They should also participate jointly with the group of technicians responsible for their care in decisions concerning their health and needs in an interrelated, competent and resolutive manner, not only based on the logic of curative medical care (20) .…”

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The establishment of bonds between professional and patient in TB treatment: the performance of primary health care services in a city in the interior of São Paulo

Ponce

Vendramini

Santos

et al. 2011

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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This study evaluated the performance of health care services implementing TB control actions in relation to the establishment of bonds between health professionals and patients in São José do Rio Preto, SP, Brazil from the perspective of patients, health professionals, and managers.A total of 108 patients, 37 health professionals and 15 managers were interviewed through a questionnaire containing 10 indicators of bond-establishment based on the instruments of the Primary Care Assessment Tool, adapted to evaluate tuberculosis control in Brazil. The three groups of actors considered the establishment of bonds satisfactory, though opinions of patients and managers differed in almost all indicators. This fact indicates that the view of managers is still predominantly focused on bureaucratic and administrative aspects, which shows the need for managers to integrate more management and care actions. Vínculo entre profesional y enfermo en el tratamiento de la tuberculosis: desempeño de la atención básica en un municipio del estado de Sao PauloEl objetivo del estudio fue evaluar el desempeño de los servicios de salud que realizan acciones de control de la TB relacionado al vínculo entre el profesional y el enfermo, en el municipio de Sao José del Rio Preto, en Sao Paulo, en la percepción de enfermos, profesionales de la salud y gestores. Fueron entrevistados 108 enfermos, 37 profesionales y 15 gestores utilizando un cuestionario elaborado con 10 indicadores para la dimensión vínculo construidos con base en el Primary Care Asesment Tool, adaptado para evaluar de la atención a la tuberculosis en Brasil. El vínculo fue evaluado como satisfactorio por los tres actores, entre tanto hubo variabilidad entre las opiniones de los enfermos y los gestores en casi todos los indicadores, lo que permite inferir que la visión de los gestores todavía está orientada predominantemente por los aspectos burocrático/administrativos, necesitando que estos integren más las acciones gerenciales y asistenciales.

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The establishment of bonds between professional and patient in TB treatment: the performance of primary health care services in a city in the interior of São Paulo

Ponce

Vendramini

Santos

et al. 2011

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…Vulnerable situations, such as drug and alcohol problems, reveal the importance and necessity of health linkages with other sectors [33], mainly with services/associations engaged in the treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism, as well as the user's community and family members [16,30].…”

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Accession To Tuberculosis Treatment: Individual And Social Vulnerability Elements

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Introduction: Tuberculosis (TB) remains as a major public health problem, being the second infectious disease to cause death all over the world. The Directly Observed Treatment (DOT) is one of the recommended strategies to control this disease. The accession in this mode of treatment is integrated into the Tuberculosis Control Program (PCT), this program also provide socio-economic incentives as the distribution of food baskets, bus passes and breakfast. Moreover, public policies for social protection help both family development and social vulnerability. Tuberculosis is still associated with social exclusion and marginalization of the population subjected to poor living conditions and limited access to public services.Objective: Analyze the potential accession to tuberculosis treatment related to individual and social vulnerability aspects. Methods:Cross-sectional, qualitative study, conducted with 39 individuals diagnosed with tuberculosis and in treatment for at least 30 days in the city of Campina Grande, Paraiba, Brazil. 20 markers were used as analysis units, with the possibility of score responses from one to three. The lower scores indicate lower potential of adherence to treatment, while the highest ones express greater potential accession.Results: xx markers that were more related to score one and indicated lower potential adherence to tuberculosis treatment were: tuberculosis impact on labor; conception of health-disease causality and work process (employment status). In contrast, markers that were more closely related to the score three that resonate with greater

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“…The late diagnosis of TB, as a result of the people's delay in going to a health service at the onset of the initial signs and symptoms of the disease, associated with the low availability of these services in comparison to the demands of the people, contributed to increasing their level of debilitation (4) . The lack of knowledge regarding the disease, including erroneous and mistaken concepts regarding the transmission of TB, strengthened the individual dimension of the vulnerability of these people to the process of becoming ill with TB.…”

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As necessidades de saúde e vulnerabilidades de pessoas com tuberculose segundo as dimensões acesso, vínculo e adesão

Hino¹,

Takahashi

Bertolozzi

et al. 2011

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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resumoOs objetivos foram conhecer a vivência das pessoas com tuberculose e identificar necessidades de saúde e vulnerabilidade frente ao adoecimento, no que diz respeito ao acesso ao tratamento, ao vínculo com a equipe de saúde e à adesão ao tratamento. Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo, desenvolvido em unidades de saúde da família. Entrevistaram-se pessoas em tratamento, utilizando-se o critério de saturação das informações. Na análise dos depoimentos utilizou-se o software Alceste. O diagnós-tico tardio reflete a falta de conhecimento sobre a doença e o despreparo de alguns profissionais. O apoio constituiu um determinante no seguimento das pessoas que, sentindo-se acolhidas, foram incentivadas a seguir o esquema terapêutico. As necessidades de saúde relacionaram-se às boas condições de vida, como direito à alimentação, trabalho, moradia, educação, lazer e adoção de hábitos de vida saudáveis. Ressalta-se a valorização da vivência das pessoas em tratamento para apoiar a práti-ca assistencial dos profissionais focada nas necessidades de saúde e vulnerabilidades da população. descritores

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The daily routine of patients in tuberculosis treatment in basic health care units: a phenomenological approach

Abstract: LO COTIDIANO DEL TRATAMIENTO DE PERSONAS ENFERMAS DE TUBERCULOSIS EN UNIDADES BÁSICAS DE SALUD: UN ABORDAJE FENOMENOLÓGICO

Cited by 15 publications

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The establishment of bonds between professional and patient in TB treatment: the performance of primary health care services in a city in the interior of São Paulo

The establishment of bonds between professional and patient in TB treatment: the performance of primary health care services in a city in the interior of São Paulo

Accession To Tuberculosis Treatment: Individual And Social Vulnerability Elements

As necessidades de saúde e vulnerabilidades de pessoas com tuberculose segundo as dimensões acesso, vínculo e adesão

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