Análise da instituição de um colegiado gestor no enfrentamento em uma situação de desastre

Abstract

We conducted an exploratory qualitative study, aiming to examine the purpose, function and operational dynamics of a manager named Collegiate Management Group Care Victims (GGCV), established in coping with a disaster situation before occurred in January 2013 in the town of Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, a member state of the Brazilian Federation. The study subjects comprised professionals from the field of public health management. Data collection took place in the month of November-December 2013 The thematic categories that emerged after analysis were: (1) The demand for a Management Board; (2) The formation of meaning of an Administration Committee; (3) The intersectoral and technical cooperation; (4) The task force in health care; (5) Learning to work in care network and lines of care; (6) The operating dynamics of the Administration Committee. The context of this study involves the role of the Regional Health and the State Center for Health Surveillance (CEVS) in facing the disaster, thus justifying the study in this production of scientific knowledge and its correlation teaching and service. These facts have taken on a meaning of greater relevance to the researchers of this study, because it is resident of a Multidisciplinary Residency Program with emphasis in Health Surveillance in the process of training and performance in the field of a CRS. The content analysis allowed us to infer that the Manager Board used as a management device aimed operationalize continuity of care victims nears the guidelines of National Policy of Humanization, the relevance of intersectoral and interagency working, production networks of health.