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Caroline Lopes Vieira1, Valentina Barbosa da Silva1, Elen Petean Parmejiani1
1Universidade Federal de Rondônia, Porto Velho, RO, Brazil.
Objective:
To understand the main situations faced by community health agents in relation to children's health in the light of permanent education actions.
Method:
This is a research of qualitative approach, which used the Arc of Maguerez. Ten community health agents from a Primary Health Care Unit participated in the study. The following steps were addressed: observation of reality; identification of key points, and theorization. The speeches were recorded, transcribed, and their textual content was processed in the IRAMUTEQ software, using the Descending Hierarchical Classification.
Results:
Five classes were formed, which composed three thematic blocks named as follows: child's social vulnerability in the territory; handling the child's health record, and vaccination schedule.
Conclusion:
Unveiling situations that influence the work of community health agents is essential for continuing education, as this favors assumptions applicable to daily work with resoluteness in child health.
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