Estabelecendo fluxo de atendimento no Ambulatório de Infectologia à População Privada de Liberdade no município de Franco da Rocha–SP

Abstract

Historically, Franco da Rocha, a Brazilian municipality, is known for its centennial Psychiatric Hospital Complex, named Juquery, one of the biggest and oldest Brazilian psychiatric colons, as well as it prisional unities. With the national policy of full attention to the health of people who are in prisional system and the incidence of people living with HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, governmental actions were developed aiming primarily meet these people peculiarities and the epidemiologic profile of the prisional unity, as well as the place where they are located, contemplating prevention actions, health care and promotion, preconized in the basic attention national policy, present in the national relation of action and health services, in the Brazilian Health Unique System scope. That said, this intervention Project aimed to create an action plan to organize the population attendance in the infectology outpatient in Franco da Rocha municipality, aiming the qualification of professionals for a friendly attendance, prejudice and stigma free, making educational actions that contribute to care, and, therefore, to the reduction of health grievance of sentenced people.