Auditoria clínica dos pacientes diabéticos da ESF Amarela do Centro de Saúde Nova York, Belo Horizonte/MG

Abstract

Contemporary sociodemographic changes have an impact on health through lifestyle and aging. Therefore makes mortality by diseases such as Diabetes Mellitus, and this grievance sensitive to primary care interventions in family health teams (eSF). Present study it is an experience report that describes conducting clinical audit in users with diabetes mellitus accompanied by eSF Yellow Health Center New York, Belo Horizonte / MG, 2012. Work was organized from the development activities of the Specialization Course in Primary Care and Family Health, involved description of routine health team, stages of strategic planning in health as situational diagnosis and implementation of their own experience. Active observation, collection of secondary data, team meetings and interviews with community pointed Diabetes Mellitus as a problem in the territory. Management of the disease by the team pointed out weaknesses in the coverage of care, registration of 41.48% of the estimated diabetic population registered, captured 14.37% of adult diabetics and 67.92% of the elderly. Audit process was to randomly select records (n = 50); identify examinations essential as standards for the Ministry of Health: blood pressure, glycohemoglobin, fundoscopy, measurement of microalbuminuria, creatinine, and dental examination of the feet, and frequency of follow-ups multidisciplinary. Set up strategies to qualify for assistance, including improved quality of records, tools for searching and sharing of active cases among multidisciplinary team. Thus, this report presents itself as qualifying experience for the care of diabetic patients in the Family Health.