Análise de indicadores do pré-natal nas unidades de saúde da família do município de São Sebastião do Paraíso - Minas Gerais

Abstract

The Family Health is a major strategy, proposed by the Ministry of Health of Brazil, in order to reorient the health care model of the Unified Health System, from primary care. The Family Health Team should offer health actions related to maternal and child health. The prenatal care is essential to ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy, and to prevent complications and maintain the welfare of the mother and fetus. Whereas in 2012 there was a reorganization of care for pregnant women in the city, pointing out the need to know whether there were changes in the indicators agreed to improve prenatal care offered to pregnant women registered in the Health Unit.. This study aimed to analyze the production data regarding prenatal care from the information contained in the Information System of Primary Care in São Sebastian do Paraíso, the period from January to July 2012. Was made an analysis of secondary data extracted from the Information System of Primary Care. Data analysis was realized that the number of women who began prenatal care in the first trimester of pregnancy shows a satisfactory coverage. The city allowed the warranty of the exams recommended by the Ministry of Health for all pregnant women. It was concluded that the organization of prenatal care in the county has shown favorable results, but has not yet reached the agreed target of 100.0% coverage. There is need to incorporate other activities such as family planning, partnerships in action in the suburbs for a greater adherence to prenatal care, mainly geared to teenage pregnancy. We also noticed the importance of ongoing evaluation of the shares in health services.