Abstract
Objective: To report the experience of PET-Saúde/Interprofessional students in the implementation of surveillance in the clouds, with data from patients with arterial hypertension and diabetes mellitus registered in the Family Health Strategy. Experience report: This is a descriptive study in the experience report mode of medical, nursing and dentistry students. A spreadsheet was prepared in the Excel program, and filled with data from patients with the aforementioned diseases. Information was collected from medical records and laboratory tests. Patients were stratified with low, medium, high and very high cardiovascular risk. The spreadsheet was saved in the online format, so that all professionals have simultaneous access. Final considerations: Cloud surveillance allows immediate identification of patients at risk, providing actions aimed at better care. The experience pointed out the need for adequate registration of information about patients, in addition to their periodic updating, in order to be an easy and reliable instrument for monitoring users and, therefore, the practice of health surveillance, allowing for more effective monitoring, decreased risk of complications and improved quality of life.