EXPERIENCE REPORT: ANALYSIS OF PROCEDURES AND AMBULATORY SURGERIES PERFORMED IN THE MUNICIPAL HEALTH CENTER MARIA AUGUSTA ESTRELLA

Introduction and objective: The Primary Health Care (PHC) has intensified its role in integral and longitudinal attention. The resolution up to 80% of demands qualifies it as care coordinator. There was an increase in Family Health Strategy model PHC of the city of Rio de Janeiro from 2009 (7%) to 2012 (40%) and in the process are inserted residency programs in Family and Community Medicine (FCM), for the qualification of professionals working in PHC. One of the skills appropriate to the Family and Community Doctor is conducting procedures and ambulatory surgeries. The aim of this study is to examine the procedures done in a health unit that is used for training family physicians. Method: A quantitative analysis of the procedures performed in the Municipal Health Center Maria Augusta Estrella in the period from June 01st to November 30th was made in order to check the most frequents, discussing the resident in FCM inclusion at this service to their qualified training. Were also evaluated the operating conditions of the ambulatory surgery service, highlighting the strengths and difficulties. Results e conclusion: 165 procedures were performed in this period. The procedures performed are consistent with those described in the main sources of guidance to perform the procedures / ambulatory surgeries and are essential to the formation of the resident. The performance of procedures makes up the essential attributes to PHC, so there are need to invest in further studies about this skill to improve it.