The present Case Study intends to analyse the access, utilization and acceptance of the Dermatology services of a SHC based mainly in the orally reported histories of 27 patients affected by Hansen's disease. The access to SHC--concerning its organization--took place without difficulty, except for the attendance services. However, the utilization level of the services was found to be higher than the established pattern of the care provided whether in actual episodes of the disease or not. The acceptance of the services rendered was consensual and both the technical quality and interpersonal relationship were emphasized.
BT - Revista latino-americana de enfermagem C1 - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8242204?dopt=Abstract DA - 1993 Jun IS - 2 J2 - Rev Lat Am Enfermagem LA - por N2 -The present Case Study intends to analyse the access, utilization and acceptance of the Dermatology services of a SHC based mainly in the orally reported histories of 27 patients affected by Hansen's disease. The access to SHC--concerning its organization--took place without difficulty, except for the attendance services. However, the utilization level of the services was found to be higher than the established pattern of the care provided whether in actual episodes of the disease or not. The acceptance of the services rendered was consensual and both the technical quality and interpersonal relationship were emphasized.
PY - 1993 SP - 53 EP - 67 T2 - Revista latino-americana de enfermagem TI - [The access, utilization and acceptance of dermatology services at a teaching health center from the viewpoint of Hansen's disease patients]. VL - 1 SN - 0104-1169 ER -