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CVI
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Listed below are some activities performed by the community health workers in the team/health unit. |
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- Please indicate how often you perform these activities in your team: |
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0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
Never |
Rarely |
Sometimes |
Almost always |
Always |
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- Please also indicate whether you agree or disagree with the performance of this activity by the Community health worker. |
(1) Yes (2) No |
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Identifying the area/target population
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1 |
Registration of individuals and families in the micro-area |
1.00
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2 |
Updating individual and household records |
1.00
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3 |
Identification of groups, families, and individuals exposed to risks and vulnerabilities (susceptible, in fragile situations, and living under precarious conditions) |
1.00
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Health care actions
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4 |
Monthly home visits to all the families in the micro area |
1.00
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5 |
Follow-up of registered individuals, with emphasis on priority groups (children, pregnant women, people with chronic diseases or other health problems) |
1.00
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6 |
Collective activity aimed at social mobilization (stimulating community participation in the local management of services, such as, for example, the management council) |
1.00
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7 |
Collective activity for health education |
1.00
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8 |
Participation in a physical activity group |
0.90
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9 |
Participation in School Health Program activities |
0.90
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10 |
Orientation to the community about symptoms, risks, and agents that transmit diseases |
1.00
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11 |
Orientation to the community about individual and collective protection measures |
1.00
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12 |
Orientation regarding the adequate use of health services |
1.00
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13 |
User embracement |
1.00
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14 |
Identification of patients who need priority care (risk classification) |
1.00
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15 |
Scheduling of medical appointments for spontaneous demand |
0.90
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16 |
Scheduling of scheduled medical appointments |
0.90
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17 |
Scheduling of nursing appointments (cervical cancer prevention, prenatal, childcare, family planning, hypertensive, diabetic, and others) |
0.90
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18 |
Scheduling dental appointments |
0.90
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19 |
Scheduling a home visit with a higher-level professional |
0.90
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20 |
Disclosure of the groups, events, and other actions promoted by the FHS |
1.00
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Regulation process from primary care
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21 |
Scheduling consultations and exams of users for other points in the care network |
0.90
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22 |
Information to users about scheduled appointments and exams |
0.90
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Information for planning and monitoring health actions and programs
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23 |
Monitoring and recording of the health conditionalities (requirements) of beneficiary families of the Bolsa Família Program |
1.00
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24 |
Updating anthropometric data (weight and height) of the children |
0.90
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25 |
Updating the anthropometric data (weight and height) of the adults |
0.90
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26 |
Updating the anthropometric data (weight and height) of the elderly |
0.90
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27 |
Checking the children’s vaccination cards |
0.90
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28 |
Verification of adolescents’ vaccination cards |
0.90
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29 |
Checking the vaccination card of adults |
0.90
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30 |
Checking the vaccination cards of the elderly |
0.90
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31 |
Verification of the vaccination card of pregnant women |
0.90
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Health surveillance
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32 |
Actions to combat Dengue Fever by inspecting homes for Aedes aegypti foci |
0.90
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33 |
Carrying out an active search for diseases and illnesses |
1.00
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34 |
Notification of compulsorily notifiable diseases and diseases |
0.90
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35 |
Reporting diarrhea cases to the Acute Diarrheal Disease Monitoring Program (ADDM) |
1.00
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36 |
Identification of respiratory symptoms during home visits |
0.90
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37 |
Making of the Unit’s Respiratory Symptom Map |
0.90
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38 |
Follow-up of the directly observed treatment (supervised dose) of tuberculosis patients |
0.90
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Health information systems
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39 |
E-SUS Registration - Home visit form |
1.00
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40 |
E-SUS Registration - Collective activity form |
1.00
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41 |
E-sus registration - food consumption markers |
1.00
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42 |
Updating of the National Health Card data |
0.90
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Management of inputs required for the proper functioning of the basic health unit
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43 |
Making of the Unit Material Map |
0.90
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44 |
Making of the Unit Condom Map |
0.90
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45 |
Making the Unit Vitamin A Map |
0.90
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Procedures
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46 |
Blood pressure measurement |
0.90
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47 |
Capillary blood glucose measurement |
0.90
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48 |
Measurement of axillary temperature |
0.90
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49 |
Performing a dressing |
0.90
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Interdisciplinary and teamwork
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50 |
Participation in team meetings |
1.00
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51 |
Use of matrix-based strategies (support provided to the team by professionals from different areas that enables the expansion and qualification of its actions) |
1.00
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52 |
Permanent education participation |
1.00
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53 |
Conducting case discussions with the team |
1.00
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Other activities according to local needs
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54 |
Duties at the Health Unit’s reception desk |
0.90
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55 |
Home delivery of prescriptions and medications |
0.90
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56 |
Performing tasks outside of working hours |
0.90
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57 |
Conducting home visits in an uncovered area |
0.90
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58 |
Organization of attendance sheets and family envelopes |
0.90
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59 |
Organization of offices/replacement of materials |
0.90
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60 |
Caring for the unit’s janitorial activities |
0.90
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