Abstract
This study aimed to understand and analyze the work process of fluvial family health teams in the context of riverside populations in the Brazilian Amazon. Action research was undertaken, conducting focus groups, individual interviews and participant observation with 27 workers of municipal teams of the state of Pará, in the Brazilian Amazon. The analysis was performed by the content, following the theoretical framework of the work process. The following themes emerged: work object of the teams; work agents (who are the workers?); work technologies (the instruments of the process in fluvial health teams); and challenges for achieving the purpose of the work process. Recognition of the work object centered on the needs of the individual, family and community. The center for permanent education, supply of materials and inputs to the teams were implemented, and improved workflow for referring users was observed.
Highlights
This study aimed to understand and analyze the work process of fluvial family health teams in the context of riverside populations in the Brazilian Amazon
FULL ARTICLE: Introduction In Brazil the primary healthcare model is organized through the Family Health Strategy (FHS), based on complete health care, with multiprofessional teams associated with the population of a given territory, focussing on the longitudinal reach of activities
The arrangements were created using present health teams, the riverside family health teams or mobile teams, in the form of fluvial FHS (FFHS) that reach the population in their territory and in their geographic, social, cultural, economic and political contexts, and should provide the interventions required to meet the health needs of the population subjected to geographic isolation and lack of various public services[7]
Summary
This study aimed to understand and analyze the work process of fluvial family health teams in the context of riverside populations in the Brazilian Amazon
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