Macro and micropolitical aspects in the organization of work at NASF: what does scientific production reveal?

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the influence of macro and micropolitical aspects on the organization and work process of Nasf. This is a scoping review, conducted in June 2020, in the Lilacs and Medline databases. It was found that issues related to infrastructure, Nasf work management, training for SUS, relationship between teams and characteristics of Nasf professionals influence the organization and work process of Nasf, attesting the occurrence of a higher number challenges rather than the potential for this process. It is noteworthy that crossings marked by the current conjuncture can strongly reflect on the work of these teams. There is a need to implement strategies to address the obstacles unveiled by this study, such as the creation of permanent education spaces in the daily lives of teams, the establishment of co-management tools, and the encouragement of initiatives that foster integration teaching-service-community.

Keywords:
Primary Health Care; patient care team; public health practice; health policy