Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy

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The Model of Family and Community-based Integrated Health Care (MAIS-BFC, by its initials in Spanish) is a set of strategies, procedures and tools that, when complemented, organize the Health System in order to respond to the health needs of individuals, families and the community, allowing comprehe...

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Autor: Polo Ubillús, Olga Patricia
Formato: artículo
Fecha de Publicación:2018
Institución:Sociedad Peruana de Obstetricia y Ginecología
Repositorio:Revista SPOG - Revista Peruana de Ginecología y Obstetricia
Lenguaje:español
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Experiencia en la implementación del Modelo de Atención Integral de Salud basado en Familia y Comunidad desde la Estrategia Sanitaria Nacional de Salud Familiar
title Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
spellingShingle Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
Polo Ubillús, Olga Patricia
title_short Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
title_full Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
title_fullStr Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
title_full_unstemmed Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
title_sort Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health Strategy
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Polo Ubillús, Olga Patricia
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The Model of Family and Community-based Integrated Health Care (MAIS-BFC, by its initials in Spanish) is a set of strategies, procedures and tools that, when complemented, organize the Health System in order to respond to the health needs of individuals, families and the community, allowing comprehensive care levels of health. Following the steps for the implementation of a MAIS-BFC, an experience is presented from the National Family Health Strategy corresponding to 2010- 2015. The intervention of 244 649 households is reported until October 2015, constituting 11.6% of vulnerable households. Likewise, 17 250 educational sessions were developed where priority was given to health promotion issues. As a result, 37 303 pathologies were identified through the family health visit, of which 58.2% were chronic pathologies and 49.8% were non-chronic pathologies detected but never treated. Regarding the development of skills in human resources, 46 technical assistances was carried out through workshops in 2013 with 1 376 people trained, 23 workshops in 2014 with 1 054 trained and 29 in 2015 with 1 468 people trained. Regarding the baseline of macro processes carried out in 28 establishments, in 2014 there were 1 274 health establishments implementing the MAIS-BFC, increasing the figure to 1 703 health establishments, corresponding to 21.8% of first level health establishments in the country. All this meant an improvement in access to health care, especially at the beginning of an exhaustive control that would benefit by avoiding complications in the future.
El Modelo de Atención Integral de Salud basado en Familia y Comunidad (MAIS-BFC) es un conjunto de estrategias, procedimientos y herramientas que, al complementarse, organizan el Sistema de Salud con el fin de responder a las necesidades de salud de las personas, las familias y la comunidad, permitiendo la integralidad en los niveles de atención de salud. Siguiendo los pasos para la implementación de un MAIS-BFC, se presenta una experiencia desde la Estrategia Sanitaria Nacional de Salud Familiar (ESNSF) correspondiente al 2010-2015. Se reporta la intervención de 244 649 hogares a octubre del 2015, constituyendo el 11,6% de hogares vulnerables del Perú. Asimismo, se desarrollaron 17 250 sesiones educativas donde se priorizó temas de promoción de la salud. Como resultado, se captaron 37 303 patologías a través de la visita de salud familiar, de las cuales 58,2% fueron patologías crónicas y 49,8% patologías no crónicas nunca tratadas. En cuanto al desarrollo de competencias en el recurso humano, se realizaron 46 asistencias técnicas a través de talleres en el 2013 con 1 376 personas capacitadas, 23 talleres en el 2014 con 1 054 capacitados y 29 en el 2015 con 1 468 personas capacitadas. Respecto a la línea de base de macro procesos realizada en 28 establecimientos, en el 2014 se contaba con 1 274 establecimientos de salud implementando el MAIS-BFC, incrementando la cifra a 1 703 establecimientos de salud correspondiendo al 21,8% de establecimientos de salud del primer nivel en el país. Todo ello significó una mejora en el acceso a la atención en salud, sobre todo al inicio de un control exhaustivo que beneficiaría al evitar complicaciones a futuro.
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spelling Experience with the implementation of the Model of Family and Communitybased Integrated Health Care within the National Family Health StrategyExperiencia en la implementación del Modelo de Atención Integral de Salud basado en Familia y Comunidad desde la Estrategia Sanitaria Nacional de Salud FamiliarPolo Ubillús, Olga PatriciaThe Model of Family and Community-based Integrated Health Care (MAIS-BFC, by its initials in Spanish) is a set of strategies, procedures and tools that, when complemented, organize the Health System in order to respond to the health needs of individuals, families and the community, allowing comprehensive care levels of health. Following the steps for the implementation of a MAIS-BFC, an experience is presented from the National Family Health Strategy corresponding to 2010- 2015. The intervention of 244 649 households is reported until October 2015, constituting 11.6% of vulnerable households. Likewise, 17 250 educational sessions were developed where priority was given to health promotion issues. As a result, 37 303 pathologies were identified through the family health visit, of which 58.2% were chronic pathologies and 49.8% were non-chronic pathologies detected but never treated. Regarding the development of skills in human resources, 46 technical assistances was carried out through workshops in 2013 with 1 376 people trained, 23 workshops in 2014 with 1 054 trained and 29 in 2015 with 1 468 people trained. Regarding the baseline of macro processes carried out in 28 establishments, in 2014 there were 1 274 health establishments implementing the MAIS-BFC, increasing the figure to 1 703 health establishments, corresponding to 21.8% of first level health establishments in the country. All this meant an improvement in access to health care, especially at the beginning of an exhaustive control that would benefit by avoiding complications in the future.El Modelo de Atención Integral de Salud basado en Familia y Comunidad (MAIS-BFC) es un conjunto de estrategias, procedimientos y herramientas que, al complementarse, organizan el Sistema de Salud con el fin de responder a las necesidades de salud de las personas, las familias y la comunidad, permitiendo la integralidad en los niveles de atención de salud. Siguiendo los pasos para la implementación de un MAIS-BFC, se presenta una experiencia desde la Estrategia Sanitaria Nacional de Salud Familiar (ESNSF) correspondiente al 2010-2015. Se reporta la intervención de 244 649 hogares a octubre del 2015, constituyendo el 11,6% de hogares vulnerables del Perú. Asimismo, se desarrollaron 17 250 sesiones educativas donde se priorizó temas de promoción de la salud. Como resultado, se captaron 37 303 patologías a través de la visita de salud familiar, de las cuales 58,2% fueron patologías crónicas y 49,8% patologías no crónicas nunca tratadas. En cuanto al desarrollo de competencias en el recurso humano, se realizaron 46 asistencias técnicas a través de talleres en el 2013 con 1 376 personas capacitadas, 23 talleres en el 2014 con 1 054 capacitados y 29 en el 2015 con 1 468 personas capacitadas. Respecto a la línea de base de macro procesos realizada en 28 establecimientos, en el 2014 se contaba con 1 274 establecimientos de salud implementando el MAIS-BFC, incrementando la cifra a 1 703 establecimientos de salud correspondiendo al 21,8% de establecimientos de salud del primer nivel en el país. Todo ello significó una mejora en el acceso a la atención en salud, sobre todo al inicio de un control exhaustivo que beneficiaría al evitar complicaciones a futuro.Sociedad Peruana de Obstetricia y Ginecología2018-09-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttp://www.spog.org.pe/web/revista/index.php/RPGO/article/view/210010.31403/rpgo.v64i2100Revista Peruana de Ginecología y Obstetricia; Vol. 64, Núm. 3 (2018); 375-3812304-51322304-5124reponame:Revista SPOG - Revista Peruana de Ginecología y Obstetriciainstname:Sociedad Peruana de Obstetricia y Ginecologíainstacron:SPOGspahttp://www.spog.org.pe/web/revista/index.php/RPGO/article/view/2100/pdfCopyright (c) 2018 Revista Peruana de Ginecología y Obstetriciainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2021-05-31T15:51:26Zmail@mail.com -
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