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[Mental health in the family health program].

Authors: Aline de Jesus Fontineli, Souza; Gina Nogueira, Matias; Kenia de Fátima Alencar, Gomes; Adriana da Cunha Menezes, Parente;

[Mental health in the family health program].

Abstract

A descriptive study whose objective was to identify the education and actions of the nurse in Mental Health (MH), in the Family Health Program. The sample consisted of 134 acting nurses at the Family Health Program in Teresina, Piauí The results show that 95.5% don't have the specified education in MH. Of those interviewed, 97% state that there are patients, in their assigned areas, that need this type of care. The referenced actions were home visits (60%) appointments (27.7%), referrals (21.5%), medication delivery (15.4%), inactivity (14.6%), ambulatory service (7.7%), community therapy (5.4%) and casework (0.8%). Methods and strategies of public policies related to this area should be revisited and instituted in order to (re)direct ways of reform in the actions and services of mental health.

Keywords

Mental Health Services, Nursing Administration Research, Mental Health, Mental Disorders, Educational Status, Humans, Nurse's Role, Brazil, Community Mental Health Services, Program Evaluation

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