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Componente fundamental da saúde, à semelhança do bem-estar físico e mental, a Saúde Oral (SO) alcança na Saúde Militar uma relevância extrema, podendo comprometer o cumprimento dos deveres militares e consequentemente colocar em risco a própria missão. Consciente dessa importância e subsistindo uma necessidade imperativa, operacional e assistencial de garantir a prestação de cuidados de SO aos militares, a Força Aérea (FA) possui nas suas Unidades de Saúde (US) uma capacidade de resposta instalada.
Na reestruturação da Saúde Militar definida na Rede de Referenciação do Sistema de Saúde Militar (RR-SSM), os cuidados de SO dos militares da FA serão prestados apenas no Hospital das Forças Armadas e US tipo III, não estando contemplada a sua permanência nas US da FA.
Esta investigação pretende avaliar a pertinência operacional e logística da existência de SO nas US da FA, apresentando contributos para uma possível reestruturação do modelo atual, seguindo uma metodologia de raciocínio indutivo, estratégia de investigação mista e desenho de pesquisa do tipo estudo de caso.
A análise de dados permitiu concluir que a capacidade instalada nas US da FA deve ser mantida, sendo de imperativa necessidade para a prontidão dos militares, apresentando-se como uma mais-valia se integrada na RR-SSM.
A fundamental component of health, like physical and mental well-being, Oral Health (OH) has an extreme relevance in Military Health, which can compromise the fulfillment of military duties and consequently jeopardize the mission itself. Aware of this importance and with an imperative, operational and assistance need to guarantee the provision of OH care to the military, the Air Force (AF) has an installed response capacity in its Health Units (HU). In the restructuring of Military Health defined in the Referral Network of the Military Health System (RN-MHS), the OH care of the AF soldiers will be provided only at the Armed Forces Hospital and HU type III, not being considered their stay in the HU of AF. This investigation aims to assess the operational and logistical relevance of the existence of OH in the FA HU, presenting contributions to a possible restructuring of the current model, following an inductive reasoning methodology, a mixed investigation strategy and a case study research design. Data analysis allowed us to conclude that the installed capacity in the FA HU must be maintained, as it is imperative for the readiness of the military, presenting itself as an asset if integrated into the RN-MHS.
A fundamental component of health, like physical and mental well-being, Oral Health (OH) has an extreme relevance in Military Health, which can compromise the fulfillment of military duties and consequently jeopardize the mission itself. Aware of this importance and with an imperative, operational and assistance need to guarantee the provision of OH care to the military, the Air Force (AF) has an installed response capacity in its Health Units (HU). In the restructuring of Military Health defined in the Referral Network of the Military Health System (RN-MHS), the OH care of the AF soldiers will be provided only at the Armed Forces Hospital and HU type III, not being considered their stay in the HU of AF. This investigation aims to assess the operational and logistical relevance of the existence of OH in the FA HU, presenting contributions to a possible restructuring of the current model, following an inductive reasoning methodology, a mixed investigation strategy and a case study research design. Data analysis allowed us to conclude that the installed capacity in the FA HU must be maintained, as it is imperative for the readiness of the military, presenting itself as an asset if integrated into the RN-MHS.
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Saúde oral Unidades de saúde da Força Aérea Reestruturação da Saúde Militar Oral health Air Force health units Restructuring of Military health