análise do programa de vacinação de idosos de campinas, sp analysis of seniors vaccination programme in campinas, são paulo state, brazil

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Abstract
O estudo visou compreender o planejamento, operacionalização e avaliação do Programa de Vacinação de Idosos em Campinas-SP sob o foco das práticas adotadas pelas instâncias central, distrital e local na conformação das coberturas vacinais contra influenza. Adotamos o método de estudo de caso e o referencial do processo de trabalho em saúde, tendo como fonte primária de dados entrevistas semi-estruturadas e, como fonte secundária, registros e documentos institucionais. O campo de estudo compreendeu a coordenação municipal do programa, dois Distritos de Saúde e uma Unidade Básica. A escolha dos Distritos baseou-se em desempenho diferenciado nas coberturas vacinais e a da Unidade em seu destaque na organização de uma campanha. Nos níveis distritais e local, a coordenação do programa foi realizada por enfermeiras, com priorização no cumprimento de normas e rotinas em detrimento da finalidade da campanha. Identificou-se insuficiente capacidade de análise e articulação de ações bem como incipientes mecanismos de comunicação e utilização das informações para planejamento. Os resultados apontam importância na adoção de práticas gerenciais articuladas à finalidade do trabalho em saúde, à promoção de autonomia responsável dos trabalhadores e à reflexão contínua das práticas instituídas.
This study examines the planning, operations and assessment of a Seniors Vaccination Program in Campinas, São Paulo State, from the standpoint of practices adopted by central, district and local authorities and intended to ensure influenza vaccination coverage. The case study method was used, with work-health process benchmarks. The primary data source was semi-structured interviews, with institutional documents and records serving as secondary sources. The field of study was the municipal coordination of this Program in two Health Districts and one Basic Healthcare Unit. The choice of these Districts was based on differing vaccination coverage, while the Unit choice was guided by its outstanding campaign organization. At the district and local levels, the program was coordinated by nurses who assigned high priority to following routines and rules instead of pursuing the purpose of the campaign. Insufficient analysis capacities were identified, with poorly networked actions, incipient communications methods and ineffective use of information for planning purposes. The results underscore the importance of adopting management practices tailored to the purposes of healthcare efforts, ushering in responsible autonomy among workers and fostering ongoing reflection on these practices.
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Authors ;Priscilleyne Ouverney Reis;Marcia Regina Nozawa
Journal journal of physical activity & health
Year 2007
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10.1590/S1413-81232007000500033
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1413-81232007000500033
Keywords
Management immunization program idosos

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