HYPERTENSION: THE UNDERSTANDING OF BEARER’S USERS
High Blood Pressure (HBP) occupies a prominent position, due to its high incidence and prevalence, as a multifactorial disease and mostly asymptomatic, that fundamentally endangers the promote life’s quality. The study aimed to portray the understanding of bearer’s users enrolled and monitored b...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | Portuguese |
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Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia
2012-03-01
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Series: | Revista Saúde.com |
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Online Access: | http://www.uesb.br/revista/rsc/ojs/index.php/rsc/article/view/160/191 |
Summary: | High Blood Pressure (HBP) occupies a prominent position, due to
its high incidence and prevalence, as a multifactorial disease and
mostly asymptomatic, that fundamentally endangers the promote
life’s quality. The study aimed to portray the understanding of
bearer’s users enrolled and monitored by the HIPERDIA program,
in Family Health Units, about their pathology and thus be able to
establish strategies that may be closer to their reality to propose
policies to encourage the promotion of health. The study with
qualitative approach, conducted in the municipality of Jequié -
Bahia, with 08 Family Health Teams, with 152 users with
hypertension. We used the semi-structured interview and the
collective subject speech technique, which enabled us to
reconstruct 04 speeches: DSC 01: "To me it is a terrible disease",
DSC 02 "do not eat salt, do not eat fat”, DSC 03 "it is to have
Representação da hipertensão arterial sistêmica headaches, vertigo, it causes heart attack, it causes stroke" DSC 04 "I do not know what it exactly is", they reflect the understanding of the study subjects about their pathology. This leads us to think of health actions aimed at health education emerging the need for change in the approach and use of a common language between professionals and service users, ensuring the promotion of life’s
quality and, consequently, the co-responsibility in the treatment
adherence.
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ISSN: | 1809-0761 1809-0761 |