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Home / Publicações / The patients evacuation from the Portuguese Speaking Countries in African to Portugal: evaluative study 

The patients evacuation from the Portuguese Speaking Countries in African to Portugal: evaluative study 

  • Autores: Hartz ZMA, Sá Guerreiro C
  • Ano de Publicação: 2015
  • Journal: Anais do Instituto de Higiene e Medicina Tropical
  • Link: http://ihmtweb.ihmt.unl.pt/PublicacoesFB/Anais/Anais2015/index.html%20

In the scenario of international cooperation, in a perspective of support to the development of health in Portuguese speaking African Countries (PALOP), Portugal (PT) has existing cooperation agreements signed between 1977 and 1992, allowing the evacuation of patients (EVD) from PALOPs to Portuguese public hospitals in search of solutions to health problems not resoluble in their countries of origin. The procedures involved in their application were clarified by Normative Circular 04/DCI of April 16, 2004, still in force. The EVD is regulated and coordinated by the General Board of Health (DGS), and funded by the Ministry of Health. Patients arrive in PT under the agreements but also out of these.They mainly come from Guinea-Bissau (GB) and Cape Verde (CV). Apparently the evaluation of the efficiency and effectiveness of this service wasn’t properly described. Focusing on new approaches to support the development and ambitioning to contribute to the health development in the PALOPs, one will seek to evaluate the scenario of EVD for therapeutic purposes for PT. The research strategy will undergo perform an evaluation research, in particular an analysis of intervention and implementation, converging on a strategic analysis using a multiple case study.Will analyse CV, GB and PT, starting from data collection using three different techniques, which will be i) document analysis, ii) semi-structured interviews focused on the problem addressed to leaders and experts in the field, using a non-probability intentional sampling iii) semi-structured interviews focused on the problem addressed to patients evacuated and to professionals who receive them in PT, using a snowball sampling. Crossing the data obtained from existing documentation, from the life experiences of those who are evacuated and from the vision of those to whom this topic is not indifferent, one dares to expect suggesting recommendations to apply to this field in order to promote support for the development of health in the PALOPs and reinforce health policy of these states.

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