Conhecimento de agentes comunitários de saúde sobre pessoas com deficiência visual

Oliveira, Paula Marciana Pinheiro de; Medeiros, Antonia Ellen Jardani de Souza; Luzia, Francisco Jardsom Moura; Silva, Gisele Mendes da; Bezerra, Jallyne Colares; Beserra, Gilmara de Lucena; Costa, Edmara Chaves; Grimaldi, Monaliza Ribeiro Mariano

doi:10.37689/acta-ape/2022ao03372

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“…Enfatiza-se que, em estudo anterior, foi realizada capacitação com os ACS da região, por meio de atividade educativa sobre Pessoa com Deficiência Visual, Inclusão, Tecnologia Assistiva e Acessibilidade (Projeto de Extensão). A capacitação teve 40 horas de duração, com quatro horas de teoria abordando conceitos sobre pessoas com deficiência, acessibilidade, inclusão e tecnologia assistiva, seguidas por 36 horas de prática envolvendo visitas domiciliares às pessoas com deficiência visual na área de atuação das ACS (9) . A ação foi de suma importância nesta fase do estudo, visto que, possibilitou uma identificação mais eficaz das pessoas com deficiência por parte dos ACS.…”

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Access to primary healthcare services by people with disabilities

Oliveira,

Silva,

Silva

et al. 2023

Rev Rene

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Objective: to analyze the access of people with hearing, physical, and visual disabilities to primary healthcare services. Methods: a cross-sectional study was conducted with 250 participants, and data collection was implemented in three stages: contact with the health department, locating the residences of persons with disabilities within the coverage area of the primary healthcare unit, and analysis of integrated data. Results: there was a predominance of older individuals, individuals of non-white race/ethnicity, males, and those who were either married or in a consensual union. Self-transportation, including cars, motorcycles, or bicycles, was the primary means of access to services, followed by walking. Most individuals sought health services within six months, followed by those who sought care between six months and one year, mainly because of chronic or worsening conditions. Conclusions: impaired access was identified, as evidenced by multiple barriers, including transportation, architectural, and communication barriers. Contributions to practice: it is important to consider the disparities, vulnerabilities, and health status of the disabled population in health care.

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Access to primary healthcare services by people with disabilities

Oliveira,

Silva,

Silva

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“…Infere-se que após a intervenção, houve aumento da compreensão dos ACS em todas as questões relativas ao conhecimento. Outro estudo (17) (18) , reforçando a importância…”

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Eficácia De Oficinas Educativas Sobre a Prevenção Do Pé Diabético Para Agentes Comunitários De Saúde

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Oliveira

Teixeira³

et al. 2022

Rev. Enferm. Atual In Derme

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Objetivo: Verificar a eficácia de oficinas educativas no conhecimento de agentes comunitários de saúde sobre prevenção do pé diabético. Métodos: Estudo de intervenção educativa, do tipo antes e depois, realizado em 25 Unidades Básicas de Saúde nos municípios do interior no estado do Ceará, no estado do Ceará, participaram 53 Agentes Comunitários de Saúde no período de setembro de 2020 a novembro de 2021, os encontros eram mensais durante três meses em cada UBS, com a duração de até duas horas por encontro. Os temas utilizados nas oficinas foram: Vamos entender sobre o diabetes; O que é o pé diabético?; A importância do Agente Comunitário de Saúde na prevenção do pé diabético. A avaliação do conhecimento foi por meio da aplicação de um questionário semiestruturado como pré e pós teste. Resultados: Identificou-se que 81,1% nunca haviam tido alguma capacitação ou palestra sobre a temática e destaca-se que houve melhorias significativas em relação ao entendimento das complicações associadas ao diabetes mellitus (84,9%-100%) e a importância do exame do pé das pessoas com diabetes mellitus (30,2%-100%).Conclusão: As capacitações contribuíram para promover novas informações acerca da temática aos ACS que foi representado pelo aumento na média de acertos em comparação entre pré e pós teste.

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“…1 Its importance is highlighted by the need to promote quality of life and reduce comorbidities in the population, where community health agents, through their facilitating role in the community and health institutions, provide tools to the people to reduce diseases. 2,3 Community health agents are members of the community, elected and/or recognized and carry out voluntary actions to promote health aimed at proactively improving health. They are considered key allies in strengthening access to health in their community, since they coordinate with health personnel or other organizations that provide health services.…”

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Self-Efficacy of the Community Health Agent, Importance of Motivation and Empowerment

Núñez Cabrera,

Cajachagua Castro,

Huancahuire-Vega

2023

J Prim Care Community Health

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Introduction: The community health agent plays an essential role as a link between the community and health institutions; the effectiveness of their work is crucial in promoting health, prevention, and detection of diseases. Motivation and empowerment could affect the performance of the community agent in carrying out his work. Objective: To determine if work motivation and empowerment are factors associated with the self-efficacy of the community health agent. Methodology: Observational and cross-sectional study. The study included community health agents in the Non-Governmental Organization ADRA in Imbabura and Pichincha, Ecuador. The sample selected by the census method corresponds to 300 agents. The instruments were the Motivation at Work Scale (R-MAWS), the Psychological Empowerment Scale, and the Professional Self-efficacy Questionnaire (AU10). Descriptive statistical analyses were performed using dispersion and summary measures—a comparative analysis with chi-square. The inferential analysis was done through logistic regression where the B coefficient and the odds ratio (OR) with 95% confidence intervals (CI) were evaluated, P < .05. The theoretical and adjusted model of the structural model allowed us to corroborate the association of the variables. Results: Motivation had a positive effect on self-efficacy (OR = 10.091, CI [5.509-18.485], P < .05), empowerment had a minimal effect (OR = 0.664, CI [0.363-1.214], P > .05), which is not significant to predict the perception of self-efficacy. Conclusion: This study suggests that to improve the self-efficacy of the work of community health agents, it is necessary to intervene through strategies that keep them motivated in the exercise of their mediation work between the community and health institutions. Likewise, empowering them would contribute to self-efficacy and thus help in the fulfillment of the functions of health agents.

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Conhecimento de agentes comunitários de saúde sobre pessoas com deficiência visual

Cited by 11 publications

References 8 publications

Access to primary healthcare services by people with disabilities

Access to primary healthcare services by people with disabilities

Eficácia De Oficinas Educativas Sobre a Prevenção Do Pé Diabético Para Agentes Comunitários De Saúde

Self-Efficacy of the Community Health Agent, Importance of Motivation and Empowerment

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