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Introducción: Paraguay asumió el reto de lograr cobertura universal mediante redes basadas en Atención Primaria de la Salud con Unidades de Salud de la Familia (USF) en el primer nivel de atención. Un desafío es la atención integral ante enfermedades no transmisibles, principal causa de mortalidad en el país. Objetivo: analizar la capacidad de las USF para la atención de personas con hipertensión arterial y diabetes en el sistema nacional de salud. El diseño fue no experimental, cuantitativo, transversal, descriptivo con componente analítico. Metodología: Incluyó a 761 USF de 12 regiones sanitarias agrupados en 4 ejes territoriales. Se adaptó el método de evaluación SARA de la OMS con 75 variables, aplicando un cuestionario a profesionales de salud entre noviembre y diciembre de 2022. Se calculó índices de disponibilidad y preparación así como un índice que los integra. La medida continua de estos índices se categorizó en 3 grupos: suficiente >0,75 a 1; intermedio 0,5 a 0,75 y bajo

Introduction: The global context highlights several challenges and manifestations stemming from population aging, among which mental health care for elderly people stands out. Primary health care (PHC), the largest gateway to Brazil's health care network, is strategic in promoting health and care, and in preventing diseases such as systemic arterial hypertension (SAH). It is known that elderly people with SAH present various symptoms of psychological distress and mental disorders that can aggravate cardiac symptoms. This can lead to health, social, and financial impacts on the lives of elderly people and their families. Objective: To identify the evidence on mental health care for hypertensive elderly people in PHC. Materials and methods: This is an integrative literature review; data was collected in January 2023 from the following databases: PubMed, BVS/Bireme, Medline, Lilacs, Cinahl, Scopus, and APA PsycINFO. The studies included were those available in full, in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, and which answered the research question elaborated following the PICo strategy. The article's search and selection processes were performed independently by two trained researchers through peer review. The Prisma guidelines were followed. Results: The studies found were published between 2008 and 2020 and showed two analysis categories: integrated care provided by the multi-professional team and measures that emphasize health-related quality of life. The studies highlighted integrated care management programs, qualification of the bond and territorialization, health measures that have an impact on psychological suffering, and group activities. Conclusions: Mental health care provided in an integrated and shared manner, combined with health activities and groups, is a powerful tool for elderly hypertensive patients in PHC. These strategies still have some challenges in certain contexts, but the review emphasizes the importance of consolidating this form of care, provided in PHC and has outcomes at all levels of care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introducción: según estudios recientes, los Servicios Profesionales Farmacéuticos Asistenciales (SPFA) demostraron sus beneficios en la calidad de vida de pacientes y sistemas de salud. Los SPFA son actividades sanitarias prestadas desde la farmacia comunitaria (FC) para la prevención de enfermedades y la mejora de la salud mediante la optimización del uso y del resultado de los tratamientos. Sin embargo, en España existe un bajo porcentaje de farmacias comunitarias que ofrecen SPFA, a excepción de la dispensación, indicación farmacéutica, medida de parámetros clínicos, la educación/información sanitaria y la formulación magistral, ya arraigados en la profesión desde hace tiempo. Objetivo: analizar los factores facilitadores y barreras en la demanda de determinados SPFA por parte de usuarios potenciales, desde el enfoque del producto según las 4Ps del Marketing Mix. Material y métodos: estudio cualitativo de tipo explicativo-interpretativo y exploratorio basado en la teoría fundamentada, mediante análisis inductivo aplicado a entrevistas semi-estructuradas, individuales y grupales. Resultados: las barreras y facilitadores son similares en todos los SPFA analizados, salvo algunas excepciones. Estas barreras y facilitadores son multifactoriales, porque están vinculados con la farmacia, el usuario, factores externos y el farmacéutico. Conclusiones: las barreras en la demanda de los SPFA son la baja adaptación a las necesidades del usuario, los nombres poco entendibles, la falta de integración de la FC en el sistema sanitario, el desconocimiento sobre los SPFA, las insuficientes evidencias de éxito y la satisfacción en servicios percibidos como similares realizados fuera de la FC. Por el contrario, los facilitadores que ayudan al aumento de la demanda de los SPFA son la actitud y aptitud del farmacéutico, el buen trato al paciente, la accesibilidad, cercanía y confortabilidad de la FC y la necesidad del paciente por mejorar su estado de salud.

Interruption of tuberculosis treatment constitutes one of the obstacles to disease control. The standards established in health policies, at times, prove to be inflexible, tending to obscure the difficulties experienced by individuals in treatment. The aim of this article is to analyze the practices of continuous health education developed by family health teams at healthcare units in Maré, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in cases of tuberculosis treatment interruption. An exploratory qualitative study was conducted with twelve healthcare professionals from the team between August and November 2021. The findings from this research regard continuous health education as a strategy to enhance care processes, fostered through the lived experiences of the healthcare workers, enabling the creation of knowledge and exchanges that expand the effective treatment of tuberculosis with creativity and flexibility in the dynamics of interactions with users. This care takes place in the live work in action, whether in the hallways of healthcare units or within the community, as it occurs in real-time practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objetivo: identificar los factores relacionados con síntomas depresivos en ancianos con Diabetes Mellitus. Método: investigación transversal, de enfoque cuantitativo y realizada con la participación de 144 adultos mayores registrados en 72 unidades de Salud de la Familia del municipio de João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brasil. Los datos se recolectaron entre septiembre y diciembre de 2019, utilizando un instrumento para obtener datos sobre el perfil sociodemográfico y clínico y la Escala de Depresión Geriátrica mediante estadística descriptiva e inferencial. Resultados: se observó que el 75,7% de los ancianos que padecían diabetes no tenían síntomas depresivos. Se registró una asociación significativa entre los síntomas depresivos y las variables ingresos personales (p=0,044), tipo de ingresos (p=0,020), dislipidemia (p=0,038), complicaciones de la diabetes (p=0,045) y retinopatía (p=0,033). Conclusión: los factores sociales, de salud y relacionados con la diabetes pueden ejercer influencias negativas sobre el estado psicológico de los ancianos y favorece la aparición de síntomas depresivos.

Objetivo: analizar las repercusiones que tiene sobre la atención en salud mental la implantación de Protocolos de Conducta Asistencial en una Unidad Básica de Salud de Juiz de Fora (Minas Gerais - Brasil). Método: estudio histórico-social, realizado en 2018, cuyas fuentes directas son los documentos escritos y testimonios orales analizados según los presupuestos de la Reforma Psiquiátrica. Resultados: se presentan las categorías: a) Reorganización de la atención en salud mental a través de la implantación de Protocolos de Conducta; b) Proceso de derivación y contraderivación entre la Unidad Básica de Salud y los servicios de atención especializada en salud mental; c) Transformación de la atención en salud mental. Conclusión: los protocolos organizaron la red de atención en salud mental, apoyando la formación multidisciplinaria, instaurando la Atención Primaria de la Salud como puerta de entrada para la recepción, el tratamiento y seguimiento de la salud mental del territorio.

The article analyzes the obstacles and factors that facilitate the demand for Pharmaceutical Care Professional Services (PCPS) in community pharmacies in Spain. According to the study, there are barriers such as the lack of adaptation to user needs and the lack of integration of community pharmacies into the healthcare system. On the other hand, the factors that facilitate the demand for PCPS are the attitude and aptitude of the pharmacist, good patient care, accessibility, and the patient's need to improve their health status. The study was funded by the STADA laboratory and SEFAC and was presented at the National Congress of Community Pharmacists. [Extracted from the article]

Primary Health Care (APS) refers to a set of practices that aims to meet the health needs of the individual and the community. At this level of care, certain attributes must be developed to ensure the quality of services: First Contact, Longitudinality, Integrality, Coordination, Family Focus, Community Orientation, and Cultural Competence. The objective of this study was to identify, evaluate, and compare the attributes of Primary Health Care considering two organizational models. We did an exploratory, cross-descriptive research, applying the Primary Care Assessment Tool Brazil Instrument, professional version, to 70 doctors and 33 nurses working in primary care in a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used. Traditional primary care showed average scores above 6.6 in the attributes of coordination, longitudinality, comprehensiveness − services provided and family guidance. The attributes that received a low score were comprehensiveness − available services, community guidance, and first contact access, the latter being the only attribute with an average score below 6.6 in the Family Health Strategy. A difference was identified between the models, with better results in the Family Health Strategy compared to traditional primary care, in the essential, derived and general scores. It was concluded that the Family Health Strategy presented better results in the evaluated attributes, representing greater quality. Therefore, the expansion of coverage by this model is presented as a strategy to strengthen this level of assistance. The applicability of the study arises from the strategic sharing of results for professionals and managers, aiming at the joint construction of coping guidelines: awareness of the priority agenda for APS, insertion of the Reflection of the Practice as a Permanent Education tool for the teams, strengthening of the Regional Health (DRS) partnership with the university. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objetivo. Evaluar las funciones de la atención primaria de salud desde la perspectiva de los pacientes con tuberculosis (TB) provenientes de villas de emergencia de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Métodos. Estudio observacional transversal con pacientes adultos con TB y sin TB (NoTB), residentes en villas de emergencia (V) y fuera de ellas (NoV). La percepción de los participantes se evaluó mediante el cuestionario Primary Care Assessment Tool-usuarios (versión abreviada) que mide cuatro dimensiones principales (primer contacto, longitudinalidad de los cuidados, coordinación entre servicios e integralidad) y algunas secundarias. Se utilizó una escala de Likert, desde “No, en absoluto” (1 punto) hasta “Sí, sin duda” (4 puntos). Puntajes ≥ 3 se consideraron como cumplimiento adecuado de las funciones. Se calcularon promedios para cada dominio y dos puntajes globales: con y sin dominios secundarios. Resultados. Se incluyeron 83 participantes (20 TB-V, 21 TB-NV, 19 NoTB-V y 23 NoTB-NV). Las funciones evaluadas se percibieron como no adecuadas. El grupo TB-V tuvo los puntajes globales más bajos y en ningún dominio alcanzó 3 puntos. No hubo diferencias significativas en los dominios ni los puntajes globales entre grupos. Los participantes con TB dieron menores puntajes en todos los dominios, excepto en enfoque familiar que fue significativamente mayor que los de los participantes NoTB; el puntaje global sin dominios secundarios fue menor en los participantes con TB que en los NoTB. Conclusiones. Según la percepción de los participantes con TB y sin TB, las funciones de la atención primaria de salud no son satisfactorias, tanto dentro de las villas de emergencia como fuera de ellas.

The purpose of the research is to comprehend how the pharmacists can contribute to strengthen the Family Health Strategy through a qualitative study. Three focus group sessions were held, two with actors who worked in basic health unit teams, and another made up of actors from the field of pharmaceutical assistance. The thematic content analysis resulted in four categories: 1) lack of resolution of doubts about medicines to the Family Health team and users; 2) incipient interaction of the pharmacist with the team; 3) need to confront the pharmaceuticalization of society; 4) inadequate structure of pharmacies in the Family Health units. There was a demand for more qualified professionals for actions integrated into the Family Health teams. Possible actions are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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