RESUMO
The article analyzes the role of Permanent Committees of Teaching-Service Integration (CIES) in the implementation of Permanent Education in Health Policy (EPS). It is a multicenter study with a qualitative-quantitative approach which used a self-applied online questionnaire and a semi-structured interview for data collection. The key respondants were the responsible for EPS Policy of the 27 State Health Secretariats (SES) and 7 coordinators of CIESs of the five regions of Brazil. The findings showed the existence of a specific EPS sector in most SES; high level of schooling, experience and stable employment status of the managers. Regarding CIESs, it was verified: existence in most of the states; creative process diversity; plural composition; regularity of meetings; good relationship with training institutions; difficulties in the use and management of resources destined for EPS. The study indicated progress, showing the importance of these instances as spaces of negotiation, agreement and development of EPS. However, challenges still need to be overcome in order to consolidate projects in the SES, strengthening the PNEPS.
Assuntos
Educação Continuada/organização & administração , Educação em Saúde/organização & administração , Pessoal de Saúde/educação , Política de Saúde , Brasil , Humanos , Entrevistas como Assunto , Inquéritos e QuestionáriosRESUMO
Resumo O artigo analisa o papel das Comissões Permanentes de Integração Ensino-Serviço (CIES) na implementação da Politica de Educação Permanente em Saúde (EPS). Trata-se de estudo multicêntrico de abordagem qualiquantitativa que utilizou questionário on line autoaplicável e entrevista semiestruturada como técnica de coleta de dados. Os informantes chave foram os responsáveis pela Política de EPS das 27 Secretarias Estaduais de Saúde (SES) e 7 coordenadores das CIESs das cinco Regiões do Brasil. Os achados apontaram a existência de setor específico de EPS na maioria das SES; alta escolarização, experiência e vínculo estável dos gestores. Quanto às CIESs, constatou-se: existência na maioria dos estados; diversidade de seu processo de criação; composição plural; regularidade de reuniões; boa relação com instituições formadoras; dificuldades na utilização e manejo dos recursos destinados à EPS. O estudo apontou avanços demonstrando a importância dessas instâncias como espaços de negociação, pactuação e desenvolvimento da EPS. Contudo, desafios ainda precisam ser superados para que se consolidem os projetos nas SES fortalecendo a PNEPS.
Abstract The article analyzes the role of Permanent Committees of Teaching-Service Integration (CIES) in the implementation of Permanent Education in Health Policy (EPS). It is a multicenter study with a qualitative-quantitative approach which used a self-applied online questionnaire and a semi-structured interview for data collection. The key respondants were the responsible for EPS Policy of the 27 State Health Secretariats (SES) and 7 coordinators of CIESs of the five regions of Brazil. The findings showed the existence of a specific EPS sector in most SES; high level of schooling, experience and stable employment status of the managers. Regarding CIESs, it was verified: existence in most of the states; creative process diversity; plural composition; regularity of meetings; good relationship with training institutions; difficulties in the use and management of resources destined for EPS. The study indicated progress, showing the importance of these instances as spaces of negotiation, agreement and development of EPS. However, challenges still need to be overcome in order to consolidate projects in the SES, strengthening the PNEPS.