0414/2020 - Territorialização com uso de georreferenciamento e estratificação de vulnerabilidade social familiar na Atenção Básica Territorialization with the use of georreferencing and stratification of family social vulnerability in Basic Care
The present article aimed to describe the territorialization with the use of georeferencing and the construction of geographic mapping and the stratification of family social vulnerability in Primary Health Care experienced by a team of residents of the Multiprofessional Residency in Public Health program based on the main social problems. For territorialization, the SW Maps and Google Earth Pro programs were used and for the sociodemographic and clinical characterization of families A and B filese-SUS, transcribed in a spreadsheet to calculate stratification. Through the final score generated by filling out sentinels, the program stratified families into degrees of vulnerability of different possibilities, being them, without risk, low risk, medium risk, high risk and very high risk. Territorialization identified streets, sleepers and georeferenced points of risk, social facilities, families with and without e-SUS registrations and unoccupied houses. Of the 615 georeferenced families, 316 (51.38%) had no registration or these were incomplete at the time of collection, while 299 families had a completed record in which it was observed that the majority (60.53%) had a low risk situation. and a considerable portion was considered medium risk.
Keywords:
Geographic mapping, Primary Health Care, Social problems
Territorialization with the use of georreferencing and stratification of family social vulnerability in Basic Care
Resumo (abstract):
The present article aimed to describe the territorialization with the use of georeferencing and the construction of geographic mapping and the stratification of family social vulnerability in Primary Health Care experienced by a team of residents of the Multiprofessional Residency in Public Health program based on the main social problems. For territorialization, the SW Maps and Google Earth Pro programs were used and for the sociodemographic and clinical characterization of families A and B filese-SUS, transcribed in a spreadsheet to calculate stratification. Through the final score generated by filling out sentinels, the program stratified families into degrees of vulnerability of different possibilities, being them, without risk, low risk, medium risk, high risk and very high risk. Territorialization identified streets, sleepers and georeferenced points of risk, social facilities, families with and without e-SUS registrations and unoccupied houses. Of the 615 georeferenced families, 316 (51.38%) had no registration or these were incomplete at the time of collection, while 299 families had a completed record in which it was observed that the majority (60.53%) had a low risk situation. and a considerable portion was considered medium risk.
Palavras-chave (keywords):
Geographic mapping, Primary Health Care, Social problems
Calistro, M.O., Teixeira, Y., Lacerda, I.R.A.S., Sousa, S.M., Brito Júnior, F.E., Duavy, S.M.P., Agostinho Neto, J.. Territorialização com uso de georreferenciamento e estratificação de vulnerabilidade social familiar na Atenção Básica. Cien Saude Colet [periódico na internet] (2020/dez). [Citado em 22/01/2025].
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