PERFORMANCE FROM FAMILY HEALTH TEAMS IN SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM MANAGED BY INTERSECTORAL LOCAL GROUP: ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES
Introduction and Ojective: The Primary Health Care Coordination 5.1 in the city of Rio de Janeiro, in 2015, had 107 family health teams (FHT) linked to 129 schools and child day care centers from municipality under management of intersectoral local group of Health, Education and Social Development professionals. This local group called “Núcleo de Saúde na Escola e na Creche (NSEC8)” operates to implement the national program: School Health Program (SHP), under municipal intersectoral working group coordination. The aim of this work is to analyze the coverage of all FHT accompanied by this local group in SHP. Methods: The actions were periodically monitored, considering yourself actions from SHP: Intersectoral planning meetings articulated by “NSEC8” or FHT with local partners; training; clinical and psychosocial evaluation, and, actions of promoting health and preventing diseases and accidents/violence, involving school community. For such we use the information system “PSE Carioca” and local health system: Vita Care, besides participants attendance record. Results and Conclusions: All schools and day care were covered for FHT in school period, that is, february to november: 26% in 10 months, 48% between 8 to 10 months; 79% between 6 to 10 months; and only 5% for 3 months. They have been identified as problems to cover schools and day care centers in school period: More than 1 school or day care center for 1 FHT; distance from primary care unit; armed conflict in the territory; action plan not defined in connection with participation of all over the actors.