A TERRITORIALIZAÇÃO NA SAÚDE: A EXPERIÊNCIA DE UMA AÇÃO EXTENSIONISTA
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https://doi.org/10.5212/Rev.Conexao.v.21.24468.005Abstract
The objective was to carry out an improvement course focusing on the use of tools to analyze the health situation of the population in the territory of the Family Health Strategy (ESF). Training financed by the Unilab Extension, Art and Culture Scholarship Program, with a workload of 40 hours and carried out in 2024. 47 people participated in the activities. The training program covered the topics: territorialization as an instrument for local planning of primary care, phases of territorialization and the construction of the micro-area map. In the results, 09 maps of the municipalities of Acarape and Barreira were constructed, of which 02 were made, respectively, on Google Earth and Maps and 07 were freehand drawings. The description of the maps listed epidemiological data on the territory, social facilities and highlighted relevant health problems. It is concluded that the initiative is necessary to strengthen qualified patient care in the ESF.
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