Mapeamento de instituições governamentais e não governamentais de atenção à saúde mental em um município do Rio Grande do Sul

Translated title of the contribution: Mapping of governmental and non-governmental mental health care institutions in a municipality in Rio Grande do Sul

Vagner Dos Santos, Rose Teresinha da Rocha Mayer

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Abstract

In the last decades Brazil started to transform its mental health service system. This reform includes the implementation of new services. Objective: To map and characterize the performance of government institutions and non-governmental organizations involved in mental health care in a metropolitan area of southern Brazil. Method: This quantitative research was dived in three phases, 1th) previous survey, 2nd) mapping and 3rd) detailing. In the first phase Internet search was made to collect data on mental health services, in the second phase the municipality mental health system was mapped through snowball methodology, in which any institution visited indicated others and finally, detailing included specifics questions on financial resources and routines. Results: A total of 113 institutions were found in different areas of the municipality (being 56 governmental and 57 non-governmental). In the third phase of our research we lost much of our data, as many institution directors declined our invitation to participate. However, those that answered revealed that institution establish intersectorial articulations. Additionally, the institutions counted with a team of 11 professionals, in average, and a director that usually hold undergraduate degree.
Translated title of the contributionMapping of governmental and non-governmental mental health care institutions in a municipality in Rio Grande do Sul
Original languagePortuguese
Pages (from-to)1344-1356
Number of pages13
JournalRevista Eletrônica Gestão & Saúde
Volume4
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - 2013

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