Strategies to promote the safety of diabetic users in the family health strategy
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Objective: to describe the strategies used by nurses to promote the safety of diabetic users in the Family Health Strategy. Method: this is a research withcross-sectional approach carried out in a Family Health Center in the city of Sobral-CE. Data were collected from November 2016 to December 2017 through semi-structured interviews with nurses from the Family Health Strategy, which were transcribed and submitted to content analysis. Results: the findings pointed out that the main strategies used by nurses to promote the safety of diabetic users were the nursing consultation, multiprofessional follow-up, promotion of an increased level of adherence to treatment and promotion of self-care. Conclusion: the safety of diabetic users is promoted by joint actions of nurses and other professionals who make up the Family Health Strategy team. With the implementation of promotion strategies, the safety of users will be able to overcome the bottlenecks of primary health care.
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