ITUIUTABA (MG): reflexões sobre sua atuação na rede urbana regional a partir dos serviços de saúde e educação

Nascimento, Plínio Andrade Guimarães do; Melo, Nágela Aparecida de

doi:10.12957/geouerj.2011.2479

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“…This micro-region has a territorial extension of 13,558.7 km 2 and an estimated population of 193,506 inhabitants 9 . The health services were organized in a consortium in order to rationalize the equipment use, human resources and hospital facilities 10 . Regarding oral health, the municipalities of the microregion had, by 2015, 60 dentists attending the Unified Health System (UHS) with a population coverage of 54.7% 11 .…”

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Organization of oral health actions in primary care from the perspective of dental managers and dentists: process of work, planning and social control

Andraus

Ferreira

Amaral

et al. 2017

RGO, Rev. Gaúch. Odontol.

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Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate both the managers’ and dental surgeons’ perception about the organization of oral health actions in primary care, regarding the work process, planning and social control, in a health micro region. Methods: Qualitative study case with the performance of interviews with oral health managers and focal group with dental surgeons. The content analysis proposed by Bardin was used. Results: The management of the planning and work process is characterized by isolated actions, low institutional support and verticalized authoritarian processes. In the scope of primary care, there is no integrality nor intersectoriality. The managers and dental surgeons have little access to the fundamental indicators and parameters to the initial diagnosis of the planning. Conclusion: The National Program of Improvement to the Access and Quality in Primary Care allowed a possible breakthrough in the current model, with the implementation of new ways of work organization and production, record information, planning and action implementation. There is hardly any social control.

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confidence: 99%