Plano de intervenção para adesão ao tratamento da Sífilis na gestão na Atnção Primária à Saúde no Município de São João do Arraial– PI

Abstract

This study addresses syphilis as a bacterial infection caused by Treponema pallidum, typically transmitted through sexual contact, with symptoms that vary depending on the stage of the disease. Preventing syphilis during pregnancy is essential to protect both mother and child and to avoid congenital syphilis. To achieve this, all pregnant individuals should undergo syphilis screening during prenatal care, ideally in the first trimester. The objective of this intervention plan is to improve syphilis treatment adherence among pregnant individuals served by the Family Health Team at the São José dos Órfãos Health Unit in São João do Arraial-PI. The methodology consists of three stages: diagnosing syphilis through team meetings and screening, conducting rapid syphilis tests for pregnant individuals in nearby communities, and analyzing results to enhance community awareness and treatment adherence. Expected outcomes include a significant and sustainable reduction in gestational syphilis incidence, increased disease awareness, and more consistent condom use, contributing to decreased transmission of syphilis and other sexually transmitted infections.