Construção de aplicativo móvel para planejamento reprodutivo na atenção primária em saúde: tecnologia mhealth aliada a enfermagem na promoção da saúde

Abstract

Introduction: Comprehensive care for sexual and reproductive health still falls far short of what is recommended in guidelines, standards and protocols. That said, to achieve comprehensive care that provides an expanded clinic, it is important to highlight the role of the entities involved in this health care production process. In view of the above, professionals who work in the ESF must be trained to meet the demands in reproductive planning, while permanent education stands out, through educational technologies to strengthen care and manage important information, ensuring continued care. Research Question: What theoretical knowledge supports the development of a technological solution such as Mobile Application (APP) to optimize the assistance provided by nursing in Reproductive Planning in Primary Health Care with a view to Health Promotion? General and Specific Objectives: Develop a technological solution to optimize the assistance provided by nursing in Reproductive Planning with a view to Health Promotion; (i) Provide information to support the construction of the mobile application, through an Integrative Literature Review; (ii) Prepare content on Reproductive Planning and sexual and reproductive health care for the mobile app; (iii) Build the application interfaces with the goals for usability and accessibility in mind. Method: This is a methodological study, through the construction of a hypermedia system in four stages: modeling, navigation design, abstract design of the interface and implementation. Ethical and Legal Aspects of the Research: Considering that the integrative literature review is a systematic methodological study, from the appropriation of secondary data in the public domain, there will be no need to submit this project to an ethics and research committee, as it does not require this protocol for its development. Results: The integrative literature review brought us important evidence and support for building the application. The articles served as a basis for elaborating the construct's content through national and international references that supported the creation of the proposed technology. Discussions: In the context of health, access to information through mobile and wireless digital technologies at any time and anywhere has provided and contributed to positive transformation in the world of work, giving it an irreversible new meaning. Digital health technologies, such as this application, will support nurses within the scope of Primary Health Care in the practice and assistance of Sexual and Reproductive Health in their daily work.