Pet-saúde e a aplicação do inventário de sintomas de estresse para adultos (ISSL) entre trabalhadores da atenção primária em saúde

Abstract

It is known that work relationships within a team with different backgrounds, education and hierarchies are possible generators of conflicts, stress and suffering at work, which can directly affect the mental health of these professionals. Maintaining the quality of health care depends on several factors, with the physical and mental health of care professionals being a fundamental part of the quality of services. To this end, during the insertion in the Education Program through Work for Health (PET-Saúde) Interprofessionality, a research was carried out that aimed to analyze the levels of stress among the professionals of the Family Health Teams (eSFs) and Expanded Centers of Family Health and Primary Care (NASF-AB) of the Chico Mendes Family Health Center, through the application of the Lipp test - Lipp Stress Symptoms Inventory (ISSL). Study of a quantitative approach, of the descriptive, transversal type, through the application of the stress inventory, via Google Forms. Data collection took place from October to November 2020. Thirty professionals who worked in the service participated in the research. Of the professionals evaluated, 90% were women, 53.33% had completed high school, 43.33% were in the 31-40 age group, 30% worked in the unit for a period of 3 months to 1 year and 33.3% worked for 5 years or more, in addition 90% of the target population is on the public service. Of these, 80% were in some level of stress, all women, with high school, so 6.7% were in the alert phase, 56.6% in the resistance phase and 16.7% in the exhaustion phase. The most identified symptoms are physical since psychological symptoms are intrinsic and identified mostly through information given by professionals. In this way, it is necessary to carry out strategies for the prevention and control of disorders that affect and/or tend to affect these professionals, thus improving their quality of life, as well as improving assistance to users