Analysis of the performance of Family and Community and Multiprofessional Medicine in Family Health Residencies according to the PMAQ-AB indicators of Primary Care teams

Abstract

Introduction: The Medical Residency of Family and Community Medicine and the Multiprofessional residence in Family Health contribute, in addition to learning, quality of care to the community, and the evaluation of this process maintains the quality of the service, the indicators being the instruments that allow planning in health. Objective: To evaluate the performance of the Medical Residency of Family and Community Medicine and Multiprofessional residence in Health of the Primary Care Family by monitoring the quality indicators of PMAQ-AB. Methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out with the analysis of the PMAQ-AB secondary data series (2011 to 2013) referring to the indicators of the first and second cycle of the teams with residents and/or graduates of the Primary Care residence. Descriptive analysis was performed, with absolute and relative frequency, and mean and standard deviation of the data. Results: 38.6% of the teams in the first cycle and 34.66% of the second cycle had their residency graduates. Average prenatal care of 8.75 (± 2.24), pregnant women with prenatal care on average, 91.43% (± 8.91). Children less than four months old exclusively breastfed, 82.51% (± 13.17) and 93.91% (± 6.59) of children under one year of age with up-to-date vaccine. People with diabetes 60.27% (± 16.28) and hypertension 61.31% (± 12.04). Medical consultations for continued/scheduled care averaging 26.00% (± 22.22). 100% user satisfaction with medium or above average performance. Conclusion: The study showed a predominance of positive evaluation of the teams evaluated in relation to indicators of women’s, child’s, general production and external evaluation, but it achieved a low performance in the indicator of chronic diseases.