Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals

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Autor(a) principal: Fassa,Maria Elizabeth Gastal
Data de Publicação: 2019
Outros Autores: Tomasi,Elaine, Fassa,Anaclaudia Gastal, Thumé,Elaine, Wachs,Louriele, Santos,Leonardo Pozza dos, Volz,Pamela, Rodrigues,Leandro, Facchini,Luiz Augusto
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Interface (Botucatu. Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT In order to assess coverage and quality of elderly care, a cross-sectional study of 204 interventions of Family Health Specialization students of UFPel was conducted, both connected and not connected to the More Doctors Program (PMM). The coverage difference between the third and first months of intervention and the percentage at the end of the third month were calculated in order to obtain quality indicators. An average increase in coverage of 35.7 percentage points (pp) (32.9, 38.6) was found: 42.1 pp (38.6, 45.7) and 26.1 pp (22.3, 30) were, respectively, related and not related to PMM. Brief Multidimensional Assessment (AMR), up-to-date clinical examination and assessment of the need for dental treatment showed better results in interventions conducted by PMM professionals. The interventions were effective regardless of supply and nationality, obtaining significantly better results those conducted by PMM professionals, especially Cubans.
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title Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
spellingShingle Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
Fassa,Maria Elizabeth Gastal
education
Elderly health
Primary healthcare
Family Health Strategy.
title_short Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
title_full Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
title_fullStr Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
title_full_unstemmed Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
title_sort Elderly care: performance of interventions carried out by More Doctors Program professionals
author Fassa,Maria Elizabeth Gastal
author_facet Fassa,Maria Elizabeth Gastal
Tomasi,Elaine
Fassa,Anaclaudia Gastal
Thumé,Elaine
Wachs,Louriele
Santos,Leonardo Pozza dos
Volz,Pamela
Rodrigues,Leandro
Facchini,Luiz Augusto
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author2 Tomasi,Elaine
Fassa,Anaclaudia Gastal
Thumé,Elaine
Wachs,Louriele
Santos,Leonardo Pozza dos
Volz,Pamela
Rodrigues,Leandro
Facchini,Luiz Augusto
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Fassa,Maria Elizabeth Gastal
Tomasi,Elaine
Fassa,Anaclaudia Gastal
Thumé,Elaine
Wachs,Louriele
Santos,Leonardo Pozza dos
Volz,Pamela
Rodrigues,Leandro
Facchini,Luiz Augusto
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv education
Elderly health
Primary healthcare
Family Health Strategy.
topic education
Elderly health
Primary healthcare
Family Health Strategy.
description ABSTRACT In order to assess coverage and quality of elderly care, a cross-sectional study of 204 interventions of Family Health Specialization students of UFPel was conducted, both connected and not connected to the More Doctors Program (PMM). The coverage difference between the third and first months of intervention and the percentage at the end of the third month were calculated in order to obtain quality indicators. An average increase in coverage of 35.7 percentage points (pp) (32.9, 38.6) was found: 42.1 pp (38.6, 45.7) and 26.1 pp (22.3, 30) were, respectively, related and not related to PMM. Brief Multidimensional Assessment (AMR), up-to-date clinical examination and assessment of the need for dental treatment showed better results in interventions conducted by PMM professionals. The interventions were effective regardless of supply and nationality, obtaining significantly better results those conducted by PMM professionals, especially Cubans.
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