[Progressive pulmonary Fibrosis]. / Progressive Pulmonale Fibrose PPF.

INTRODUCTION: Progressive pulmonary Fibrosis Abstract: Cough and dyspnea on excertion are common and early symptoms of interstitial lung diseases (ILD). Thoracic imaging (particularly computed tomography) detects such lung structural alterations early in the disease course. Knowledge of these diseases and their management is necessary in the daily business. The term "progressive pulmonary fibrosis" subsumes a heterogene group of interstitial lung diseases with a similar course of progressive fibrosis. The management of these diseases should be discussed interdisciplinary, similar to the management of the Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). Antifibrotic drugs are new therapeutic options.

Intersectoral cooperation between university hospitals and physicians in private practice in Germany- where the potential for optimization lies.

BACKGROUND: Intersectoral cooperation between physicians in private practice and hospitals is highly relevant for ensuring the quality of medical care. However, the experiences and potential for optimization at this interface from the perspective of physicians in private practice have not yet been systematically investigated. The aim of this questionnaire survey was to record participants' experiences with regard to cooperation with university hospitals and to identify the potential for optimizing intersectoral cooperation. METHODS: We performed a prospective cross-sectional study using an online survey among practising physicians of all disciplines offering ambulatory care in Germany. The link to a 41-item questionnaire was sent via mail using a commercial mail distributor in which 1095 practising physicians participated. Baseline statistics were performed with SurveyMonkey and Excel. RESULTS: A total of 70.6%/722 of the responding physicians in private practice rated cooperation with university hospitals as satisfactory. Satisfaction with the quality of treatment was confirmed by 87.2%/956 of the physicians. The subjectively perceived complication rate in patient care was assessed as rare (80.9%/886). However, the median waiting time for patients in the inpatient discharge letter was 4 weeks. The accessibility of medical contact persons was rated as rather difficult by 52.6%/577 of the physicians. A total of 48.6%/629 of the participants considered better communication as an equal partner to be an important potential for optimization. Likewise, 65.2%/714 participants wished for closer cooperation in pre- and/or post inpatient care. CONCLUSION: The following optimization potentials were identified: timely discharge letters, clear online presentations of clinical contacts, improved accessibility by telephone, introduction or further development of a referral portal, regular intersectoral training and/or "get-togethers", regular surveys of general practitioners and implementation of resulting measures, further development of cross-sectoral communication channels and strengthening of hospital IT.

Plan técnico para la ejecución de la "Jornada a nivel nacional de acciones integrales e intersectoriales para lucha contra las Arbovirosis en Centros Escolares y Centros de Votación 2024" / Technical plan for the implementation of the "National day of comprehensive and intersectoral actions to combat Arbovirosis in Schools and Voting Centers 2024

En la situación del dengue en El Salvador, inciden determinantes (ambientales, económicos, políticos y sociales), la constante migración del campo a la ciudad, una creciente urbanización sin planificación ni regulación alguna, pobreza, inequidad en el ingreso y condiciones de exclusión que relegan a la población en esta situación a exponerse permanentemente a condiciones de alto riesgo y vulnerabilidad que favorecen la persistencia de la transmisión de arbovirosis, entre ellos se pueden señalar crecimiento poblacional, construcción de viviendas inadecuadas que generan condiciones críticas de hacinamiento, deficiente abastecimiento de agua que obliga a las personas a almacenarla inadecuadamente, una deficiente recolección de desechos sólidos, todo lo cual genera condiciones adecuadas para la multiplicación del Aedes aegypti y la transmisión de la enfermedad. El Ministerio de Salud, anticipándose al retorno de alumnos a un aproximado de 5,000 centros escolares públicos y privados, además de la prevención en 1,600 centros de votación, se ha programado la ejecución de una jornada a nivel nacional de acciones, la cual tiene por objetivo el control del vector en su fase larvaria y adulta; así como, la realización de acciones gubernamentales de carácter preventivas, en el que se realizarán actividades de promoción de la salud encaminadas a la eliminación de criaderos y otras actividades que sean factibles de desarrollar por la comunidad.

In the situation of dengue in El Salvador, determinants (environmental, economic, political and social), the constant migration from the countryside to the city, a growing urbanization without any planning or regulation, affect poverty, inequity in income and conditions of exclusion that relegate the population in this situation to be permanently exposed to conditions of high risk and vulnerability that favor the persistence of transmission of arbovirosis, These include population growth, construction of inadequate housing that generates critical conditions of overcrowding, poor water supply that forces people to store it improperly, poor solid waste collection, all of which generates adequate conditions for the multiplication of Aedes aegypti and the transmission of the disease. The Ministry of Health, anticipating the return of students to approximately 5,000 public and private schools, in addition to prevention in 1,600 voting centers, has scheduled the execution of a day at the national level of actions, which has as its objective the control of the vector in its larval and adult phase; as well as the carrying out of preventive governmental actions, which will include health promotion activities aimed at the elimination of hatcheries and other activities that are feasible to develop by the community

Práticas adotadas pelas equipes de saúde bucal na estratégia saúde da família: uma revisão da literatura / Practices adopted by oral health teams in the family health strategy: a literature review / Prácticas adoptadas por los equipos de salud bucal en la estrategia de salud de la familia: una revisión de la literatura

A inserção da Odontologia no Sistema Único de Saúde, como estratégia de transformação da prática, introduziu novas formas de organização na busca pela melhoria das condições de saúde bucal da população. O objetivo do trabalho foi identificar práticas adotadas pela Equipe de Saúde Bucal na prevenção e promoção da saúde bucal das co- munidades assistidas pela Estratégia Saúde da Família. Trata-se de uma revisão de litera- tura, com uma busca sistematizada nas bases de dados Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde e Scielo, utilizando os descritores: programa saúde da família, estratégia saúde da família, saúde bucal e odontologia. Os critérios de inclusão foram: estudos qualitativos, surveys e mistos, que abordem práticas adotadas pela Equipe de Saúde Bucal da Estratégia Saúde da Família, na prevenção e promoção da saúde bucal. A busca resultou em 435 estudos, após remoção das duplicatas, leitura de títulos, resumos e verificação dos critérios de inclusão foram incluídos 18 artigos. As práticas identificadas foram: educação em saúde, visita domiciliar, humanização do cuidado, educação permanente em saúde e intersetori- alidade. Os resultados mostraram que as práticas de prevenção e promoção de saúde ado- tadas pela Equipe de Saúde Bucal da Estratégia Saúde da Família foram viáveis, uma vez que emergiram de estratégias difundidas pelas políticas públicas, evidenciando a indisso- ciabilidade entre saúde bucal e saúde geral dos usuários e comunidades, contribuindo no processo de consolidação do Sistema Único de Saúde.

The inclusion of Dentistry in the Unified Health System, as a practice transformation strategy, introduced new forms of organization in the quest to improve the oral health conditions of the population. The objective of this work was to identify prac- tices adopted by the Oral Health Team in the prevention and promotion of oral health in communities assisted by the Family Health Strategy. This is a literature review, with a systematic search, in the Virtual Health Library and Scielo databases, using the descrip- tors: family health program, family health strategy, oral health and dentistry. The inclu- sion criteria were: qualitative studies, surveys and mixed, which address practices adop- ted by the Oral Health Team of the Family Health Strategy, in the prevention and promo- tion of oral health. The search resulted in 435 studies, after removing duplicates, reading titles, abstracts and checking the inclusion criteria, 18 articles were included. The identi- fied practices were: health education, home visits, humanization of care, permanent health education and intersectoriality. The results showed that the prevention and health promo- tion practices adopted by the Oral Health Team of the Family Health Strategy were viable, since they emerged from strategies disseminated by public policies, evidencing the inse- parability between oral health and the general health of users and communities , contri- buting to the consolidation process of the Unified Health System.

La inclusión de la Odontología en el Sistema Único de Salud, como estra- tegia de transformación de la práctica, introdujo nuevas formas de organización en la búsqueda de mejorar las condiciones de salud bucal de la población. El objetivo de este trabajo fue identificar las prácticas adoptadas por el Equipo de Salud Bucal en la preven- ción y promoción de la salud bucal en las comunidades asistidas por la Estrategia Salud de la Familia. Se trata de una revisión bibliográfica, con búsqueda sistemática, en la Bi- blioteca Virtual en Salud y en las bases de datos Scielo, utilizando los descriptores: pro- grama de salud familiar, estrategia de salud familiar, salud bucal y odontología. Los cri- terios de inclusión fueron: estudios cualitativos, encuestas y mixtos, que aborden las prác- ticas adoptadas por el Equipo de Salud Bucal de la Estrategia Salud de la Familia, en la prevención y promoción de la salud bucal. La búsqueda resultó en 435 estudios, luego de eliminar duplicados, leer títulos, resúmenes y verificar los criterios de inclusión, se inclu- yeron 18 artículos. Las prácticas identificadas fueron: educación en salud, visitas domi- ciliarias, humanización del cuidado, educación permanente en salud e intersectorialidad. Los resultados mostraron que las prácticas de prevención y promoción de la salud adop- tadas por el Equipo de Salud Bucal de la Estrategia Salud de la Familia fueron viables, ya que surgieron de estrategias difundidas por las políticas públicas, evidenciando la in- separabilidad entre la salud bucal y la salud general de los usuarios y comunidades, con- tribuyendo al proceso de consolidación del Sistema Único de Salud.

Collectively achieving primary health care and educational goals through school-based platforms: financing solutions for intersectoral collaboration.

Despite abundant evidence demonstrating that improvements to health and education are positively correlated, and the importance of school-based platforms to achieve shared impacts, collaboration between ministries of health and education remains limited across low- and middle-income countries. Enhancing this collaboration is essential to realize mutually beneficial results, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic, which severely impacted health and education outcomes globally and highlighted the importance of resilient, domestically funded systems for delivering key social services including primary health care and education. We argue that the lack of an effective joint financing mechanism has hindered adoption of collaborative multisectoral approaches such as the WHO/UNESCO's Health Promoting Schools (HPS) model. HPS is well-positioned to organize, finance, and deliver primary health care and education services through a school-based platform and strategy. Case studies from several low- and middle-income countries highlight the need to expand limited inter-ministerial collaborations to achieve cross-sectoral benefits and ensure sustainability of HPS beyond the lifecycle of external partners' support. It is important to identify ways to widen the resource envelope for sector-specific activities and create efficiencies through mutually beneficial outcomes. This paper offers two pragmatic solutions: an inter-ministerial joint financing mechanism that starts with alignment of budgets but matures into a formal system for pooling funds, or a fixed-term co-financing mechanism that uses donor contributions to catalyze inter-ministerial collaborations. Achieving sustainability in these initiatives would require engaging the ministries of health, education, and finance; developing a common administrative, financial, and monitoring mechanism; and securing long-term commitment from all concerned stakeholders.

[Readiness for intersectoral cooperation to preserve health of megalopolis population].

INTRODUCTION: For a better understanding of issues related to health-preserving activities for the benefit of city population, theoretical knowledge about the attitude and readiness of all interested parties for intersectoral cooperation is needed. The purpose of the study is to analyze readiness of the participants of health-preserving activities for intersectoral cooperation in Moscow. MATERIAL AND METHODS: In 2023, a one-time, one-time study of intersectoral responsibility, commitment and awareness, as well as satisfaction with individual health care (original test cards) was conducted among different participants in the health care of the population of the city of Moscow (n = 1007). From among them, participants were identified -workers of «medical¼ infrastructure facilities of urban space, participants-workers of other facilities (sports, culture, industry, waste disposal, transport, food, trade, education and others) and the population as a participant in intersectoral health saving. RESULTS: The research based on the original integrated assessment methodology shows insufficient readiness for intersectoral cooperation to implement health-saving activities for the benefit of Moscow population. Immature intersectoral responsibility, literacy, motivation for teamwork noted among the participants of the unified health-preserving city space determines the lack of internal conviction that it is necessary to deal with both own health, and health of other members of the urban community. CONCLUSION: The data obtained can form basis for new methodological approaches to prioritize control measures to improve intersectoral cooperation between the participants of health-preserving activities in the metropolis.

The development of an integrated neighborhood approach for health promotion and prevention: a qualitative exploration of stakeholders' views.

BACKGROUND: Although the promise of integrated neighborhood approaches, including the essential roles of communities and collaboration between the medical and social domains, has been widely acknowledged, the realization of such approaches in practice often remains difficult. To gain insight into the development of integrated neighborhood approaches, this case study describes the experiences of stakeholders involved in such an approach for health promotion and prevention in Rotterdam. METHODS: Interviews with 18 stakeholders (including health and social care professionals, health insurance employees, and policymakers) were conducted, and stakeholders' statements were analyzed thematically. RESULTS: The results reveal a lack of alignment among the professional, organizational, and system levels. Elements needed for collaboration between health and social care professionals are not supported at the organizational and system levels. The lack of integration at the policy and organizational levels encourages competition and self-interest instead of stimulating collaboration. CONCLUSIONS: Intersectoral collaboration and coordination must take place not only between professionals, but also at the organizational and policy levels. As long as integration at the organizational and system levels is lacking, professionals' ability to collaborate and provide coordinated support to neighborhood residents will be compromised.

Adoption of community-based strategies for sustainable vector control and prevention.

Community engagement strategies provide tools for sustainable vector-borne disease control. A previous cluster randomized control trial engaged nine intervention communities in seven participatory activities to promote management of the domestic and peri-domestic environment to reduce risk factors for vector-borne Chagas disease. This study aims to assess the adoption of this innovative community-based strategy, which included chickens' management, indoor cleaning practices, and domestic rodent infestation control, using concepts from the Diffusion of Innovations Theory. We used questionnaires and semi-structured interviews to understand perceptions of knowledge gained, intervention adoption level, innovation attributes, and limiting or facilitating factors for adoption. The analysis process focused on five innovation attributes proposed by the Diffusion of Innovations Theory: relative advantage, compatibility, complexity, trialability, and observability. Rodent management was highly adopted by participants, as it had a relative advantage regarding the use of poison and was compatible with local practices. The higher complexity was reduced by offering several types of trapping systems and having practical workshops allowed trialability. Observability was limited because the traps were indoors, but information and traps were shared with neighbors. Chicken management was not as widely adopted due to the higher complexity of the method, and lower compatibility with local practices. Using the concepts proposed by the Diffusion of Innovations Theory helped us to identify the enablers and constraints in the implementation of the Chagas vector control strategy. Based on this experience, community engagement and intersectoral collaboration improve the acceptance and adoption of novel and integrated strategies to improve the prevention and control of neglected diseases.

Public health advocacy strategies to influence policy agendas: lessons from a narrative review of success in trade policy.

BACKGROUND: Despite accumulating evidence of the implications of trade policy for public health, trade and health sectors continue to operate largely in silos. Numerous barriers to advancing health have been identified, including the dominance of a neoliberal paradigm, powerful private sector interests, and constraints associated with policymaking processes. Scholars and policy actors have recommended improved governance practices for trade policy, including: greater transparency and accountability; intersectoral collaboration; the use of health impact assessments; South-South networking; and mechanisms for civil society participation. These policy prescriptions have been generated from specific cases, such as the World Trade Organization's Doha Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health or specific instances of trade-related policymaking at the national level. There has not yet been a comprehensive analysis of what enables the elevation of health goals on trade policy agendas. This narrative review seeks to address this gap by collating and analysing known studies across different levels of policymaking and different health issues. RESULTS: Sixty-five studies met the inclusion criteria and were included in the review. Health issues that received attention on trade policy agendas included: access to medicines, food nutrition and food security, tobacco control, non-communicable diseases, access to knowledge, and asbestos harm. This has occurred in instances of domestic and regional policymaking, and in bilateral, regional and global trade negotiations, as well as in trade disputes and challenges. We identified four enabling conditions for elevation of health in trade-related policymaking: favourable media attention; leadership by trade and health ministers; public support; and political party support. We identified six strategies successfully used by advocates to influence these conditions: using and translating multiple forms of evidence, acting in coalitions, strategic framing, leveraging exogenous factors, legal strategy, and shifting forums. CONCLUSION: The analysis demonstrates that while technical evidence is important, political strategy is necessary for elevating health on trade agendas. The analysis provides lessons that can be explored in the wider commercial determinants of health where economic and health interests often collide.

Stakeholder views on work participation for workers with depression and intersectoral collaboration in depression care: a focus group study with a salutogenic perspective.

OBJECTIVE: To explore how stakeholders in depression care view intersectoral collaboration and work participation for workers with depression. DESIGN: Focus group study applying reflexive thematic analysis using a salutogenic perspective. SETTING AND SUBJECTS: We conducted seven focus group interviews in six different regions in Norway with 39 participants (28 women); three groups consisted of general practitioners (GPs), two of psychologists and psychiatrists and two of social welfare workers and employers (of which one group also included GPs). RESULTS: Stakeholders considered work participation salutary for most workers with depression, given the right conditions (e.g. manageable work accommodations and accepting and inclusive workplaces). They also highlighted work as an integral source of meaningfulness to many workers with depression. Early collaborative efforts and encouraging sick-listed workers to stay connected to the workplace were considered important to avoid long and passive sickness absences. Furthermore, stakeholders' views illuminated why intersectoral collaboration matters in depression care; individual stakeholders have limited information about a worker's situation, but through collaboration and shared insight, especially in in-person collaborative meetings, they (and the worker) can gain a shared understanding of the situation, thereby enabling more optimal support. Ensuring adequate information flow for optimal and timely follow-up of workers was also emphasized. CONCLUSIONS: Stakeholders highlighted the salutary properties of work participation for workers with depression under the right conditions. Intersectoral collaboration could support these conditions by sharing insight and knowledge, building a shared understanding of the worker's situation, assuring proper information flow, and ensuring early and timely follow-up of the worker.

[Healthcare for people with rare diseases: recommendations for successful intersectoral collaboration]. / Versorgung von Menschen mit Seltenen Erkrankungen: Empfehlungen für eine gelungene intersektorale Zusammenarbeit.

BACKGROUND: Rare diseases often present complex symptoms and usually require intersectoral collaboration during diagnostic and therapeutic processes involving inpatient and outpatient care. Hence, smooth interfaces with little loss of information and cooperation are essential to provide appropriate care. Our study, the project ESE-Best, aims at developing recommendations for the design and implementation of intersectoral care for patients with rare diseases using various survey instruments. METHODS: Using quantitative and qualitative methods, multiple perspectives (primary physicians, expert centers of rare diseases, patients, parents) were assessed. Additionally, two expert workshops were conducted. RESULTS: Based on findings from our data, we formulated 28 recommendations in the following areas: (1) networking between primary physicians and expert centers, (2) intersections within the expert centers, (3) awareness of rare diseases, structures of expert centers and responsibilities, (4) collaboration between expert centers and patients/caregivers, and (5) further recommendations. CONCLUSION: Our recommendations provide a basis for a working management of intersectoral care in rare diseases. As the recommendations are based on broad data including multiple perspectives, external validity and feasibility can be assumed. Still, time and human resources as well as organizational structures in single centers or practices and regional structures need to be taken into account as they may impact intersectoral care.

Intersectoral Collaboration to Promote Child Development: The Contributions of the Actor-Network Theory.

An integrated intersectoral care model promises to meet complex needs to promote early child development and address health determinants and inequities. Nevertheless, there is a lack of understanding of actors' interactions in producing intersectoral collaboration networks. The present study aimed to analyze the intersectoral collaboration in the social protection network involved in promoting early child growth and development in Brazilian municipalities. Underpinned by the tenets of actor-network theory, a case study was conducted with data produced from an educational intervention, entitled "Projeto Nascente." Through document analysis (ecomaps), participant observation (in Projeto Nascente seminars), and interviews (with municipal management representatives), our study explored and captured links among actors; controversies and resolution mechanisms; the presence of mediators and intermediaries; and an alignment of actors, resources, and support. The qualitative analysis of these materials identified three main themes: (1) agency fragility for intersectoral collaboration, (2) attempt to form networks, and (3) incorporation of fields of possibilities. Our findings revealed that intersectoral collaboration for promoting child growth and development is virtually non-existent or fragile, and local potential is missed or underused. These results emphasized the scarcity of action by mediators and intermediaries to promote enrollment processes to intersectoral collaboration. Likewise, existing controversies were not used as a mechanism for triggering changes. Our research supports the need to mobilize actors, resources, management, and communication tools that promote processes of interessement and enrollment in favor of intersectoral collaboration policies and practices for child development.

Guia das Redes entre Educação e Saúde ­ Guia Redes / Guide to Networks between Education and Health ­ Guide Networks

O Guia Redes participa do desafio de ver e exercer redes que aumentem e que proporcionem a confiança em si e a lucidez de fazer amizades todo o tempo. Confiança e amizade são as sementes da autonomia (que sempre pode ser apoiada, não individualizada) e do pertencimento ao coletivo (que sempre é original porque se faz e refaz a cada momento, sem estagnação em qualquer patamar). Em tempos corridos, cheios de trabalho solitário e de net sem gente, o Guia Redes ajuda a criar mundos compartilhados. E compartilhar é decisão necessária e corajosa quando precisamos expandir a garantia de direitos. Retomamos o que está destacado na capa do Guia Redes: "Guia para o Cuidado COMPARTILHADO das Redes de Educação e Saúde". O destaque proposital na palavra compartilhado é parte do início dessa conversa: a importância de conceber o Guia Redes como instrumento de partilha, de troca, de gestão compartilhada de REDE(S), ou seja, o uso do Guia, tanto por professores quanto pelos profissionais da saúde junto às crianças, tem como princípio a produção coletiva, a produção EM rede.

Public Health Challenges in the Context of the Global Spread of Mpox Infections.

The declaration of the ongoing mpox (formerly monkeypox) outbreak by the WHO as a public health emergency of international concern has put global attention on mpox disease. As of December 4, 2022, a total of 80,221 mpox cases had been confirmed from 110 countries, with a major proportion of cases being reported from previously non-endemic countries. The current global emergence and spread of the disease has highlighted the challenges and the need for efficient public health preparedness and response. There are several challenges posed in the current mpox outbreak, ranging from epidemiological factors to diagnostic and socio-ethnic issues. These challenges may be circumvented with proper intervention measures such as strengthening surveillance, robust diagnostics, clinical management plans, intersectoral collaboration, firm prevention plans, capacity building, addressing stigma and discrimination against vulnerable groups, and ensuring equitable access to treatments and vaccines. To address the above challenges in the wake of the current outbreak, it is essential to understand the gaps and plug them with effective countermeasures.

Guía de Diálogos Interculturales en Salud / Guide to Intercultural Health Dialogues

La Guía de Diálogos Interculturales en Salud del Ministerio de Salud Pública y Asistencia Social de Guatemala es una herramienta fundamental para promover el diálogo igualitario y la atención sanitaria con pertinencia cultural en un país caracterizado por la diversidad de sus pueblos: Maya, Garífuna, Xinka y Mestizo. Esta guía, desarrollada en colaboración con la Unidad de Atención de la Salud de los Pueblos Indígenas e Interculturalidad y el Departamento de Promoción y Educación en Salud, busca fortalecer la participación ciudadana en las acciones de salud a través de diálogos interculturales. El Ministerio de Salud Pública y Asistencia Social- MSPAS- ha realizado distintos esfuerzos para la atención sanitaria con pertinencia cultural, entre ellos la metodología para los diálogos interculturales en salud, con base en el Plan de Acción 2021-2025 de la Política de Comadronas de los Cuatro Pueblos de Guatemala 2015-2025, esfuerzo realizado a través de la -UASPIIG- y -PROEDUSA- como una herramienta para el personal de los servicios de salud quienes facilitarán los procesos para realizar los diálogos con los distintos sectores de la población guatemalteca. Dividida en seis capítulos, la guía ofrece un fundamento legal y conceptual para los diálogos, un paso a paso para su realización, tipos de diálogos a realizar con audiencias clave, así como orientación sobre monitoreo y evaluación de los ejercicios. El objetivo principal es fomentar la interacción entre el sistema de salud y la población, abordando las necesidades prioritarias de las comunidades, especialmente en áreas rurales, y garantizando el cumplimiento del derecho a la salud de todos los ciudadanos, independientemente de su origen cultural o lingüístico.

Children and youth mental health from the perspective of workers in a health network / Saúde mental infantojuvenil na perspectiva de trabalhadores de uma rede de saúde / La salud mental infantil y juvenol desde la perspectiva de los trabajadores de una red sanitaria

The objective was to understand the difficulties and potential of a Mental Health (MH) network aimed at children and adolescents, identifying how professionals understand and operationalize the principles of the policy of SM for children and adolescents. Five Focus Groups were held, with the participation of 43 workers. We used lexical analysis through the Iramuteq software, originating four classes: "What is being a child and adolescent?"; "What do children and adolescents suffer from?"; "On the relationship between services" and "Potentials and challenges of the Mental Health Network". Difficulties in sharing care were identified, articulating the network outside of oneself. Capsij is perceived as a priority for user embracement, and there is still difficulty in providing care in MH in Primary Care (AB). It is concluded that the complexity of care in MS for children and adolescents imposes the need to continue strategies to strengthen the AB and intersectoral actions aimed at an expanded clinic. (AU)

Objetivou-se conhecer as dificuldades e potencialidades de uma rede de Saúde Mental (SM) voltada a crianças e adolescentes, identificando como profissionais compreendem e operacionalizam os princípios da política de SM infantojuvenil. Foram realizados cinco Grupos Focais, com participação de 43 trabalhadores. Utilizou-se da análise lexical por meio do software Iramuteq, originando quatro classes: "O que é ser criança e adolescente?"; "Do que sofrem as crianças e adolescentes?"; "Sobre a relação entre os serviços" e "Potencialidades e desafios da Rede de Saúde Mental". Identificou-se dificuldades em compartilhar o cuidado, articulando a rede para fora de si. O Capsij é percebido como prioritário para o acolhimento, havendo, ainda, dificuldade em efetivar os cuidados em SM na Atenção Básica (AB). Conclui-se que a complexidade da atenção em SM para crianças e adolescentes impõe a necessidade de continuidade de estratégias de fortalecimento da AB e de ações intersetoriais visando uma clínica ampliada. (AU)

El objetivo fue comprender las dificultades y potencialidades de una red de Salud Mental (SM) para niños y adolescentes, identificando cómo los profesionales entienden y operacionalizan los principios de la política de SM para la niñez y adolescencia. Se realizaron cinco Grupos Focales, en los que participaron 43 trabajadores. Se utilizó el análisis léxico a través del software Iramuteq, originando cuatro clases: "¿Qué es ser niño y adolescente?"; "¿Qué padecen los niños y adolescentes?"; "Sobre la relación entre servicios" y "Potencialidades y desafíos de la Red de Salud Mental". Se identificaron dificultades a la hora de compartir los cuidados, articulando la red para fuera de sí. El Capsij se percibe como una prioridad para la acogida, existiendo aún dificultades para implementar los cuidados en SM en Atención Primaria (AP). Se concluye que la complejidad de la atención en SM para niños y adolescentes impone la necesidad de continuidad de las estrategias de fortalecimiento de la AP y de acciones intersectoriales, visando una clínica ampliada. (AU)

Ressignificando o papel da Atenção Primária como porta de entrada para oferta do serviço e organização do território / Resignifying the role of Primary Care as the port of entry for service provision and territory organization / Resignificar el papel de la Atención Primaria como puerta de entrada de oferta de servicios y organización del territorio

O processo de construção da Atenção Primária (AP) trabalha na organização dos serviços e do território para a oferta do atendimento mais equânime. O estudo objetiva avaliar as evidências disponíveis na literatura acerca da importância da AP como porta de entrada, compreensão da comunidade sobre como o serviço se insere no território facilitando a percepção dos usuários sobre os níveis de complexidade da assistência. Trata-se de revisão integrativa de literatura com trabalhos publicados que discutem o papel da atenção básica na rede de assistência à saúde. Foram obedecidos critérios de inclusão e exclusão para filtragem a partir das palavras-chave e criado três categorias para a discussão dos resultados. As categorias trazem as discussões publicadas sobre os desafios da atenção básica no território, sobre abordagens frente a organização dos serviços de saúde e suas redes de atenção e a percepção dos usuários em relação ao papel da APS e a complexidade dos serviços ofertados.

The process of building Primary Care works on the organization of services and territory to provide more equitable care. The study aims to evaluate the evidence available in the literature about the importance of primary care as a gateway, community understanding of how the service is inserted into the territory, facilitating users' perception of the care levels of complexity. This is an integrative literature review with published papers discussing the role of primary care in the health care network. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were followed for filtering based on the keywords, and three categories were created for the discussion of the results. The categories bring the published discussions about the challenges of primary care in the territory, about approaches to the organization of health services and their care networks, and the users' perception regarding the role of Primary Health CAre and the complexity of services provided.

El proceso de construcción de la Atención Primaria (AP) trabaja sobre la organización de los servicios y el territorio para ofrecer una atención más equitativa. El objetivo del estudio es objetivo evaluar la evidencia disponible en la literatura sobre la importancia de la Atención Primaria como puerta de acceso, la comprensión de la comunidad de cómo el servicio se inserta en el territorio, facilitando la percepción de los usuarios de los niveles de complejidad de la atención. Se trata de una revisión bibliográfica integradora con trabajos publicados que discuten el papel de la atención primaria en la red asistencial. Se siguieron criterios de inclusión y exclusión para el filtrado a partir de las palabras clave y se crearon tres categorías para la discusión de los resultados. Las categorías reúnen las discusiones publicadas sobre los desafíos de la Atención Primaria en el territorio, sobre los abordajes de la organización de los servicios de salud y sus redes de atención y la percepción de los usuarios sobre el papel de la APS y la complejidad de los servicios ofrecidos.