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The present study aims at analyzing the regionalization of the services carried out by the Psychosocial Care Network (RAPS in Portuguese) in the state of Minas Gerais (MG) in Brazil, yielding indicators that may enhance the SUS strategic management towards the strengthening of the psychosocial care provided by the state. It is a cross-sectional study, based on the data collected in May 2019 from government websites, considering the state's Macro-Regions and Health Regions as units of analysis. Indicators of service coverage in relation to the population in accordance to normative parameters determined by the Ministry of Health for a better understanding of the effective coverage were produced, and a general indicator (iRAPS) of the supply of services in this network in Minas Gerais state was validated. The outcomes allow a detailed analysis of the structural aspect of the RAPS in MG and unveil the development of a robust network. However, important regional heterogeneities were noticed and also a lack of services aiming at specific populations providing assistance 24 hours a day, which weakens the proper access to RAPS in several parts of the state. Higher values of iRAPS were found in health regions with low socioeconomic development and low general offer of health services, a fact that differs from the national scenario, which may imply state policy investments aiming at offering RAPS within the state hinterland areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A systematic review of the 25-year Mental Health production of Journal Ciência & Saúde Coletiva was performed to identify whether this production had changed over time. We investigated whether these changes would have any relationship with the implementation of a new regulatory and legal framework for this field and the expansion of public services and the promotion of public funding agencies' investigation on the subject. A total of 278 original papers were analyzed from the following categories: sociocultural transformations related to madness and its approach; legislative changes; implantation, coverage range and operation of the network of substitute services; clinic/care developed in substitute services; the role and possibilities of primary care; drug use -related problems; mental health of children and adolescents; epidemiological studies/psychiatric categories; and others - which included ethnic-racial issues, violence, about the elderly population, suicide, bullying, and migration. A chronological relationship can be observed between the increase in publications and research notices and the expansion of services, not seemingly in the same way concerning care for people with alcohol and other drug problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: The creation of the Psychosocial Care Network allowed the increase and organization of the provision of mental health care to the Brazilian population. Objective: This study aims to analyze the Psychosocial Care Network implantation process in the Western Health Extended Region of the State of Minas Gerais. Method: An exploratory study was carried out from literature review, documentary research, interviews with key informants and questionnaires that were applied to managers. Results: The Psychosocial Care Network has 27 Centers for Psychosocial Care (CAPS) (CAPS) (13 CAPS I, 6 CAPS II, 1 CAPS III, 2 CAPS i, 3 CAPS ad II, 2 CAPS ad III), 12 Mental Health Clinics and 2 therapeutic residences. The Family Health Strategy is implemented in 86.62% of the municipalities and the Family Health Support Unit in 62.96%. It has an index of 1.71 CAPS / 100.000 inhabitants, above the national average; on the other hand 14.49% of the population does not have access to this service. Conclusion: It was observed difficulties in the agreement of Psychosocial Care Network in municipalities with less than 15.000 inhabitants, low CAPS i and CAPS ad index, CAPS III insufficiency and scarce beds implementation in General Hospitals have been found. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]