O protagonismo dos Conselhos de Secretários Municipais no processo de governança regionalThe prominent role of Councils of Municipal Health Secretariats in the regional governance process
Objective To evaluate the responsiveness of Family Health Strategy units in the rural area of the Federal District registered in the National Program for Improvement of Access and Quality of Basic Care. Method Descriptive study, which used a questionnaire to evaluate the following dimensions: a) respect for people: dignity, confidentiality of information, autonomy, communication; b) customer orientation: facilities, choice of the professional, agile service and social support. Results The users' assessment of responsiveness was 0.755. The dimensions related to respect for people received an index of 0.814 and customer orientation was 0.599. Conclusion Care is given that shows respect for human dignity, but progress needs to be made in building confidentiality and the autonomy of users. Infrastructure is poor and care is not agile, highlighting the need for greater investments in rural areas.
Objective: To evaluate the Family Health Strategy Index of Responsiveness in urban areas of the Federal District. Methods: This is an exploratory descriptive study. A questionnaire was applied from May 1 to July 31, 2014 approaching 242 users with the following dimensions of responsiveness: a) respect the people: dignity, confidentiality, autonomy, communication; b) orientation to client: facilities, selection of professional, agility in services and social support that were used to calculate the Index of Responsiveness. The best indexes of responsiveness were found in dimensions focused on respect for people, including being treated with dignity, assurance of confidentiality and good communication with professionals. User's autonomy appeared as an attribute to be improved by professionals. The dimensions related to orientation to client performed worst, except for social support. Facilities were considered to be regular, while agility and possibility of selection of professional were unsatisfactory. Conclusion: The Family Health Strategy (FHS) units should improve the aspect of orientation to client, mainly regarding infrastructure and coordination with the health care network. ResumoObjetivo: Avaliar o Índice de Responsividade da Estratégia Saúde da Família das áreas urbanas do Distrito Federal. Métodos: Estudo descritivo exploratório. Aplicou-se um questionário entre os dias 1 de maio a 31 de julho de 2014 com 242 usuários, que continha as dimensões de responsividade: a) respeito pelas pessoas: dignidade, confidencialidade, autonomia, comunicação; b) orientação para o cliente: instalações, escolha profissional, agilidade no atendimento e apoio social, que foram utilizadas para o cálculo do Índice de Responsividade. Resultados: Foram avaliados positivamente a dignidade, com o índice de 0,902 (excelente), a confidencialidade, com 0,838 (muito bom), a comunicação, com 0,833 (muito bom), o apoio social, com 0,814 (muito bom) e a autonomia, com o índice de 0,746 (bom). As instalações e agilidade foram avaliadas como regular, com os índices 0,649 e 0,613, respectivamente. A dimensão de escolha do profissional foi avaliada como péssimo com o índice de 0,169. Discussão: Verificou-se que tiveram os melhores índices de responsividade as dimensões voltadas para o respeito pelas pessoas, que inclui o ser tratado com dignidade, ter a garantia da confidencialidade, e ter boa comunicação com os profissionais. A autonomia do usuário revelou-se como um atributo que deve ser melhorado pelos profissionais. As dimensões atinentes à orientação para o cliente obtiveram os piores índices, exceto o apoio social. Foram consideradas regulares as instalações e insatisfatórias a agilidade e a possibilidade de escolha profissional. Conclusão: As unidades da ESF devem melhorar no aspecto orientação para o cliente, sobretudo no que se refere à infraestrutura e articulação com a rede de atenção.
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