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Guia de Orientações para Dispensação de Medicamentos em uma Unidade Básica de Saúde
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REBOUÇAS, Niciana Alice Costa. Guia de orientações para dispensação de medicamentos em uma
unidade básica de saúde. 2020. 150f. Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação em Farmácia) - Departamento de Farmácia, Centro de Ciências da Saúde, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2020.
Autor
Rebouças, Niciana Alice Costa
Resumen
Introduction: several cultural aspects can induce the irrational use of medicines and
the encouragement of self-medication, which requires a permanent process of
promoting rational use through an educational program, both for the health team and
for the user, with a view to that there is an absence of guides in the Basic Health
Units for quick consultation by health professionals. Objective: to develop a guide to
guide the dispensing of medicines and counseling users, aiming to promote the
rational use of medicines.Method: observational and longitudinal study carried out
from August 27 to September 27, 2019, from 8:30 am to 10:30 am, in a Basic Health
Unit in the community of Brasília Teimosa in the district of Santos Reis in Natal / RN.
As bibliographic references, free access portals were used that provide updated
information, in a precise and reliable way.Results: creation of a table of existing
drugs in the Basic Health Unit of the community of Brasília Teimosa and that can be
used in other Basic Health Units, ordered in alphabetical order, considering the
Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical - ATC classification; table with guidance
information on dosage, administration technique, drug interactions and parameters
for monitoring effectiveness and therapeutic risk.Discussion: the dispensation must
be individualized to prevent the irrational use of medications that can aggravate the
user's initial health status or induce the appearance of other health
problems.Conclusion: the dispensing of medications within the Basic Health Unit of
the Brasília Teimosa community is done without any guidance and adequate
information to patients, negatively interfering in the community's health. Therefore,
there was a need to develop informative material for quick consultation with
information on good practices during dispensation to correct possible damage to
users and promote the rational use of medicines.