Um Relato de experiência sobre uma abordagem multiprofissional em pacientes com Síndrome pós-Covid na Atenção Primária à Saúde
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https://doi.org/10.13102/rscdauefs.v15i4.12445Keywords:
sindrome pos covid, Atenção Primária à Saúde, Abordagem multiprofissional.Abstract
Introduction: Post-Covid Syndrome is a condition in which symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, and cognitive dysfunction persist for at least 4 weeks after acute Covid-19 infection. Treatment of this condition requires care from multiple professionals; and in primary health care, with the presence of e-Multi, and through a therapeutic group, the ideal scenario for managing these patients is seen. Objective: To report the experience of a multiprofessional approach in a Post-Covid Care group at a Primary Health Care (PHC) unit. Methodology: A group of patients with Post-COVID Syndrome was conducted in five meetings, facilitated by a physician, physiotherapist, physical education professional, psychologist, and nutritionist. Activities were based on the WHO Guide for Support for Rehabilitation: Self-Care after COVID-19. Reflections and discussions were held in each professional area. Results: The multidisciplinary work, in a group format, along with the active participation of patients, contributed to the improvement of reported symptoms and changes in lifestyle habits. Conclusion: Therapeutic groups are excellent care tools that promote health knowledge, modifying habits and lifestyle. Therefore, replication of this group and longitudinal follow-up of participants is suggested.
Keywords: 1. Post-COVID Syndrome. 2. Primary Health Care. 3. Multidisciplinary approach.
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