Women's gynecological health in the sus from the perspective of welcoming

Abstract

Objective: The present study aims to analyze gynecological health in the SUS from the perspective of welcoming. Methodology: The present study was developed through an exploratory, descriptive study with a qualitative approach using reviews of articles prepared with the aim of evaluating the gynecological health of women in the SUS. Result: Gynecological health care still involves fear, shame and refusal in many women, which can be a challenge for the nursing team in welcoming and humanized care, especially within the scope of the SUS – with a very high incidence of divergent information about the data. Conclusion: The view accepted by the SUS on gynecological health is supported by several sources of research. Research shows that women who are welcomed at their gynecological appointments are more likely to return for follow-up, follow medical advice and be satisfied with the care. Despite the few resources in the literature on the subject, a better panorama of humanized care, with due support, for gynecological health treatment in the SUS can be conceived.