Sistematização da assistência de enfermagem na Estratégia Saúde da Família

Abstract

The Family Health Program comes up with a proposal of the Ministry of Health where teamwork is proposed as a strategic prerogative to change the current model of health care in order to inject new momentum in health services and establish a relationship bond with the community, this practice aimed at humanizing health surveillance in the perspective of intersectionality. This work aimed to analyze the production of knowledge about the national Systematization of Nursing Care in Primary Care / Family Health Program. It is a qualitative, descriptive study that chose to conduct a narrative review of scientific hindsight, the period of 2004-2010. The articles were found in the databases available on the Virtual Health Library portal using the keywords: "Primary Care", "nursing process", "planning of patient care" and "public health nursing." The articles were analyzed according to the following criteria: year of production, ownership of the authors who have written about SAE, which the method used and the subject matter covered by each author. We evaluated 24 articles and after reading book report of each production. The context of the practice of nursing care in primary care addressed in the publications were discussed in relation to consistent descriptions presented in this literature review. Given this, there was a systematic practice of welfare as a powerful tool for public health strategies. Through systematic data collection is possible to draw a diagnosis, intervention and guidance, monitoring and evaluation of outcomes within the public health programs. It should be noted particularly that the sources for research and improvement of professional training during the academic or in the profession are numerous and contribute forcefully to the knowledge on this subject. Therefore, it is noted that most of the publications consulted are descriptive qualitative research looking through questions and definitions of terms and concepts more concrete evidence for the formation of the inherent literature systematization of nursing care and data collection in public health.