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Strategies for the effectiveness of operating groups: a review integrative literature
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Keywords

priority groups
health education
Family Health Strategy
education of the population

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Strategies for the effectiveness of operating groups: a review integrative literature. (2018). Electronic Journal Collection Health, 7(1), 754-760. https://acervomais.com.br/saude/article/view/7681

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Abstract

Aim: The aim of this study was to characterize the strategies that make it possible to achieve greater success in operative groups, given the importance of these actions to the smooth running of the ESF activities. Methods: For this we used an integrative literature review. Results: The results showed that there is a positive feature in the publications, since none of the analyzed articles refers to the difficulties encountered by professionals for membership groups, but the benefits that the operating groups provide to the population which was added and the professionals involved. Conclusion: It concludes with this study that the operative groups have great relevance in the health services, should be prioritized by the nurses when scheduling its activities, however, for achieving the objectives of the groups the effective participation of health staff.

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