HEALTH DIAGNOSIS OF A TERRITORY WITH THE DATA FROM THE E-SUS REGISTRATION BY MEDICAL UNDERGRADUATES.

Introduction and objective. Undergraduate medical students at the San Francisco medicine school in Bragança Paulista do a Primary Health Care (PHC) intership in the public health units of the city in the 9th semester training. The Ministry of Health is restructuring the information of PHC-services on a national level: all users are being registered in electronic files containing data on living conditions and patient information. The objective of this study is conducting a health diagnosis, describing and analyzing living and sanitation conditions of the enrolled population of micro-area 1 from “Madre Paulini” health unit in Bragança Paulista. Method. A community agent registered and computed all household in micro-area 1. The students analyzed all data on living and sanitation conditions with Excel. Results and Conclusion. Of 542, living in a total of 777 rooms, 84.13% has its own property, 100% lives in brick houses in urban areas, of which 92.4% of the houses is coated. Only 84.14% of households has electricity and 15.86 % did not answer this question. 99.32% refers drinking water via the public system. 99.32% refers public water sewing system available. Knowing living and hygiene conditions of the houses of users is essential for PHC-providers as some conditions are directly linked with diseases. To achieve a community health diagnosis good data collection and entry is vital, as well as training of the health agents to do so. A community health diagnosis can benefit the population as specific action plans can be created.