Fluxo de atendimento às mulheres com Papilomavírus Humano (HPV) atendidas na Unidade de Referência do município de Santo Antônio de Jesus - BA

Abstract

It is known that primary care is the gateway to the first service to user, so it is imperative that professionals providing such support are able to offer access, hosting, humanized care, ensuring the resolution of the needs of, or is, that enables comprehensive care. Thus, the knowledge and the evaluation of the service flow becomes imperative. Thus, this study discusses HPV and women's health, to evaluate the flow of care for women with signs and symptoms secondary to HPV, in Santo Antônio de Jesus-Ba. The study in question it is a descriptive study with qualitative approach, in which subjects had the eight (8) women over 18 years with a confirmed diagnosis of HPV, met in a Reference Unit Santo Antonio de Jesus . Data were collected through a semi-structured interview, with subsequent transcription and content analysis. This project was referred to the Committee on Ethics in Research, and obeyed all the criteria of Resolution 466/2012, as it comes to study in humans and was approved, Opinion No. 605-927. The results showed a deficit in assisting women with HPV, especially in USF. With the approach that nurses have adopted these units, women showed missed, without guidance and without knowledge about their state of health and illness, preventing access comprehensive care and humane. Of the total 7 (seven) women reported having not received any orientation after being diagnosed with HPV, demonstrating little knowledge about the virus and its consequences and 1 (one) had knowledge about the infection and its treatment on safety, and it was the only one who claimed to have received guidance nurse USF. There has been a failure, in fact, a gap in care for these women, completely escaping what is recommended by the Ministry of Health. Given the above, it becomes necessary frequent training, health care professionals who provide care to these patients, working on special humanization and the importance of counseling for health promotion and disease prevention for those women diagnosed with HPV.