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RESUMO Este relato de experiência teve como objetivo analisar o processo de formação de ouvidores do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS), uma parceria entre a Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública Sergio Arouca (Ensp/ Fiocruz), a Rede Brasileira de Escola de Saúde Pública (RedEscola) e a Secretaria de Gestão Estratégica e Participativa do SUS (SGEP/MS). Considerada pioneira, a formação foi desenvolvida dentro da lógica de construção participativa, envolvendo atores municipais, estaduais e nacionais das Ouvidorias do SUS, instituições/escolas de saúde pública estaduais, Conselho Nacional de Secretarias Municipais de Saúde (Conasems) e Secretaria Técnica e Executiva da RedEscola, em uma articulação de governança consertada que resultou na formação de 451 ouvidores.
ABSTRACT This experience report aimed to analyze the vocational education of ombudsmen in the Unified Health System (SUS). This project was a partnership between the Sergio Arouca National School of Public Health (ENSP/FIOCRUZ), the Brazilian Network of Public Health Schools (RedEscola), and the SUS Strategic and Participatory Management Secretary (SGEP/MS). Considered pioneering, the vocational education was developed within the logic of a participatory process which involved municipal, state and national actors from SUS Ombudsman offices, state public health institutions/schools, the National Council of Municipal Health Secretaries (CONASEMS), and the RedEscola's Technical and Executive Secretary in a consensual governance articulation resulting in the qualification of 451 ombudsmen.
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Background: In Chile, public health training grew both in enrollment and in the number of universities offering programs on the subject. Aim: To compare the academic characteristics and the contents of the master's programs in public health offered by Chilean universities. Material and Methods: A search of all master's programs that include the word "public health " in their title was made, excluding those that did not declare current students in 2020. The academic characteristics and content of each program were compiled according to the information declared by each university. The contents were grouped according to the list of core competencies for the public health professional of the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER). Results: Eleven programs were included, most of them are carried out in face-to-face modality. The academic load is expressed in Transferable Credit System credits (62-71), credits (87-125) or teaching hours (1252-2048). All programs declare to have a graduation activity, with a heterogeneous academic load. All programs have basic subjects in epidemiology and more than 60% include introductory topics in public health, research methodology, and health services management. No program declares demography or food safety as compulsory subjects. Conclusions: There is heterogeneity in the academic load and the contents between the programs. It is necessary to establish common criteria in the training of future public health professionals, at least in the compulsory subjects and the minimum academic load.
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Humans , Public Health , Curriculum , Universities , ChileABSTRACT
RESUMO O presente artigo traz o relato da concepção e implementação de cursos de especialização em saúde pública em dez instituições públicas formadoras que integram a Rede Brasileira de Escolas de Saúde Pública (RedEscola). A iniciativa, inovadora pela metodologia educacional proposta, baseou-se nos princípios e diretrizes da Educação Permanente em Saúde, tendo a valorização do trabalho como eixo pedagógico, a atuação no território e o uso de metodologias ativas no processo ensino-aprendizagem.
ABSTRACT This article presents the report of the conception and implementation of specialization courses in public health in ten public educational institutions that integrate the Brazilian Network of Public Health Schools (RedEscola). This initiative, innovative due to its educational methodology, was based on the principles and guidelines of Permanent Education in Health, having the valuation of work as a pedagogical axis, the territorial action, and the use of active methodologies in the teaching-learning-process.