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- The study was conducted in Brazil's Unified National Health System (SUS), focusing on how institutional support can reshape work and management in primary care.
- It involved qualitative research methods that emphasized collaboration and collective storytelling, aiming to align health practices with local priorities in Recanto das Emas.
- The findings suggest that effective support can lead to better management processes, enhance democratic decision-making, and ultimately improve the quality of care in primary health services.
Article Abstract
The study was performed within the framework of the Brazilian Unified National Health System (SUS) in the Federal District, Brazil, focusing on the role of institutional support in reframing work and management practices in primary care. The study aimed to map practices for supporting primary care in the Recanto das Emas Regional Administration, correlated with the Federal District's health priorities. The study design included qualitative intervention research with participant methods and production of collective narratives. Testing the support provided qualification and alignment of institutional measures with management priorities, qualification, humanization, and improvement of work and management processes, collegiate decision-making, and intervention in daily practices in primary care services. The study concludes that support practices can enhance democratic management processes and contribute to improving care.
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