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0331/2018 - Social networks, access and regulation of health services in a small municipality of Rio de Janeiro
Redes sociais, acesso e regulação dos serviços de saúde em um município de pequeno porte do Rio de Janeiro

Author:

• Juliete dos Santos Amaral Fonseca - Fonseca, JSA - <julietesa@outlook.com>

Co-author(s):

• Helena Maria Leal Shchelowski David - David, HMSL - <helenalealdavid@gmail.com>
• Tarciso Feijó da Silva - Silva, TF - <helenalealdavid@gmail.com>
• Tatiana Cabral da Silva Ramos - Ramos, TCS - <taticabralsilva@gmail.com>
• Ana Carolina Lopes Neves - Neves, ACL - <carolina.neves1511@gmail.com>
• Rogério Bittencourt de Miranda - Miranda, RB - <rogbitt@gmail.com>


Abstract:

The objective of this study was to know the social relations of health workers in primary care for the regulation of health carethe perspective of the social network. Descriptive study with quantitative approach in four basic care units, control and evaluation sector, out-of-home treatment and basic care coordination. The data collection was performed by the semistructured interview between December 2015 and January 2016 and the data were analyzed by Social Network Analysis with the support of the Ucinet and Netdraw softwares that allowed the analysis of the metrics and the creation of the sociogram. In the reticular dynamics, the actors with the greatest centrality of degree and intermediation were control and evaluation, coordinator of the basic care and coordinator of Out-of-Home Treatment. The nurse and the Community Health Agent emerged as central in relation to intermediation, which explains their relevance as articulators in the network. The way in which the network is articulated and the dynamics of social relations between the teams reflect in the quality of the service and in the continuity of care. The possibility of replacing the community agents in the family health teams marks a setback because it will influence the social relations of these actors with the population.

Keywords:

Social networking, Health services accessibility, Primary health care, Nursing

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Fonseca, JSA, David, HMSL, Silva, TF, Ramos, TCS, Neves, ACL, Miranda, RB. Social networks, access and regulation of health services in a small municipality of Rio de Janeiro. Cien Saude Colet [periódico na internet] (2018/Jul). [Citado em 19/09/2024]. Está disponível em: http://cienciaesaudecoletiva.com.br/en/articles/social-networks-access-and-regulation-of-health-services-in-a-small-municipality-of-rio-de-janeiro/16864?id=16864



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