Estratégias para controle da pressão arterial em indivíduos hipertensos na área de abrangência da USF Sítio São Jorge

Abstract

Systemic Arterial Hypertension (SAH) is a chronic pathology, in which it is defined by altered and above normal blood pressure levels. From this perspective, in order to provide quality of life, changes in daily habits are necessary that can contribute to the control of the disease, and depending on the degree and conditions, promote adjustments in the pharmacological treatment. This work aims to develop an intervention plan for the resolution of blood pressure control in individuals with systemic arterial hypertension. A situational diagnosis was carried out with a survey of priority problems organized in order of urgency and coping capacity. As a methodology for carrying out this intervention work, the norms, and guidelines of the Situational Strategic Planning (PES) module were applied, where the method of rapid estimation of observed problems and definition of the priority problem, critical nodes and actions were carried out proposals for intervention. In addition to entering consolidated data and quantitative records of care and home production visits. This intervention plan proposes the creation of strategies and actions so that they can intervene in the control of SAH; the promotion of educational measures and the elaboration of strategies in order to improve the quality of life of patients with SAH. Therefore, the expectation with this intervention plan is that benefits can be provided to users and family members, in addition to reflecting on other pathologies that may compromise an effective control of SAH.