AN ACCESS ISSUE: INTERVENTION PROPOSAL TO INCREASE COVERAGE PAP SMEAR TEAMS OF CMS TIA ALICE

Introduction: The women‘s health actions are some of the responsibilities of primary care. High rates of incidence and mortality of cervical and breast cancer in Brazil justify the implementation of effective strategies to expand the Pap smear coverage, including actions health promotion, prevention, early detection, treatment and palliative care, when these if they needed. Goal: This study aimed to develop an action plan in order to expand the unity of Pap smear coverage using a previous study that identified the perception of the users of the CMS Aunt Alice opposite the realization of the Pap smear, to support the action plan . Methodology: The study was based on analysis of data from the Primary Care Information System (SIAB) and the D1 indicator variable 2 - Percentage of women between 25 and 64 years with Pap smear recorded in the last three years. The Community Health Agents (ACS) conducted survey on the perception of women who did not undergo the Pap smear in the last three years, identifying the main reasons. Conclusions: The unit began the investigation with women in October 2014, when it had a 19% coverage after the actions, and in less than 12 months, the unit achieved 55% coverage and more than that, there was growth of the multidisciplinary team since the actions promoted extensive discussions on women‘s health, and of course, not least, be sure that our women are being accompanied with an enlarged view.