Evaluation of the physical structure of Basic Health Units

  • Gomes R
  • Portela N
  • Pedrosa A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Objective: to evaluate the infrastructure of basic health units, as the adaptation to the standards recommended by theMinistry of Health. Methods: descriptive study with a quantitative approach, carried in 18 basic health units. For datacollection, we used a checklist built based on Ministerial Decree 2,226/09. Data analysis was performed using the StatisticalPackage for Social Sciences and a scoring scale (0-10) was used for the classification of health facilities. Results: 16.6% of theanalyzed units received the average score of 3.5; 16.6% received 3.0; 5.5%, 2.5; 16.6% received grade 2.0; 11.1%, 1.5; 11.1%,1.0; and 22.2% received 0.5 and, therefore, all units had inadequate physical structure. Conclusion: the city does not offerthe public a service that addresses the ideals standards in its structure in most of the inspected units.

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Gomes, R. N. S., Portela, N. L. C., Pedrosa, A. de O., Monte, L. R. S., Cunha, J. D. S., & Soares, T. R. (2015). Evaluation of the physical structure of Basic Health Units. Rev Rene, 16(5), 624–630. https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2015000500002

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