ABSTRACT
The aim of the study was to analyze the continuity of care for women with cervical cancer. Qualitative study of case, in health networks. Interviews were performed with semi-structured script and technique of content's narrative analysis. Women perceived barriers in the diagnosis, treatment and accessibility between levels of care. They observed informal communication between specialists; limitations in the communication between levels of care; absence of counter-reference; and that the patient-service relationship was greater in the oncology sphere. The lack of counter-reference hindered the accumulation of knowledge and coordination of care for Primary Care.
KEYWORDS:
Continuity of patient care; Health services accessibility; Primary Health Care; Case studies; Health promotion