Tanaka and Lauridsen- Ribeiro24 (2006) |
(Properly described) 411 children (5-11 years old), 206 parents e 11 pediatricians from a PHC Center in the city of São Paulo (SP, Brazil) |
Data collect (Properly described) - Medical record (children) - Skills and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) and Child and Adolescent Behavior Inventory (CBCL) (responsible for children) - Questionnaires to identify concerns about mental health problems (fathers and mothers) - Semi-structured interviews (pediatricians) Data analysis (Properly described) - Statistical analysis - Thematic analysis for the interviews |
Level 4 |
Braga and Morais20 (2007) |
(Properly described) 104 children (6-12 years old) who needed, in the second trimester of 2005, mental health services of a PHC Center from the north region of the city of São Paulo (SP, Brazil) |
Data collect (Poorly detailed) - Medical record (n=104 children) Data analysis (Poorly detailed) - Statistical analysis |
Level 4 |
Ferriolli et al.2 (2007) |
(Properly described) 100 children (6-12 years old), and their relatives, mainly biological mothers (82%), registered in ESF (Family Strategy Program) in the city of Ribeirão Preto (SP, Brazil) |
Data collect (Properly described) - Skills and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) for screening mental health issues in children (caregivers) - Family Environment Resource Inventory (RAF) (caregivers) - Socioeconomic and cultural level scale (caregivers) - Adverse Events Scale (EEA) (caregivers) - Inventory of Stress Symptoms for Adults (ISSL) (caregivers) - Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) (caregivers) Data analysis (Properly described) - Statistical analysis |
Level 4 |
Tanaka and Lauridsen- Ribeiro21 (2009) |
(Properly described) 411 children (5-11 years old), 206 parents and 11 pediatricians from a PHC Center in the city of São Paulo (SP, Brazil) |
Data collect (Poorly detailed) - Children’s medical record - Skills and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) and Child and Adolescent Behavior Inventory (CBCL) (responsible for children) - Questionnaire for Family characterization (responsible) - Semi-structured interviews (pediatricians) Data analysis (Poorly detailed) - Statistical analysis - Thematic analysis for the interviews |
Level 4 |
Cavalcan te et al.25 (2012) |
(Properly described) 6 workers from ESF and CAPS (Psychosocial Care Center) involved in the matrix support activities in mental health and children’s relatives seen along these activities, in the city of Fortaleza (CE, Brazil), in the Regional Executive Secretaries (SER) IV e V. |
Data collect (Properly described) - Semi-structured interviews (professionals involved in the matrix support and children’s family members attended) Data analysis (Properly described) - Paul Ricoeur’s phenomenological hermeneutic analysis (interviews) |
Level 4 |
Carvalho et al.5 (2013) |
(Properly described) 10 professionals who work in three ESF Teams (3 nurses, 2 auxiliary nurses, 1 social assistant, 2 physicians and 1 physiotherapist). All of them worked in the health services for more than 6 months and were involved with the EI program implemented in the city of Campina Grande (PB, Brazil). |
Data collect (Poorly detailed) - Semi-structured interviews (professionals) Data analysis (Properly described) - Content analysis, thematic categorical type |
Level 4 |
Sinibaldi6 (2013) |
(There is no structured method) Theoretical study |
(There is no structured method) Analysis and discussion of the literature about the relationship between primary health care and childcare in Brazil. |
Not applicable |
Becker et al.22 (2014) |
(Properly described) 5-year-old boy, with several complaints from the day care center, which he attends full day time, about his aggressive and violent behavior. He was diagnosed and medicated by the Health Center. Despite actions (conversations, group work, psychological and psychiatric monitoring), the child maintained the behavior. |
(Properly described) Case report: Description of interventions carried out in the case by a group of students from UNICAMP, based on the concept of the Security Circle. |
Level 5 |
Arpini et al.27 (2015) |
(Properly described) Experience report on the activities of an academic extension project, carried out by psychology students from UFSM, which intervenes on the mother-child relationship, qualifying it and detecting possible risk signs for child development. |
(Properly described) Experience report: Presentation of the activities carried out by the extension course based on its characterization, method of action and main results. |
Level 5 |
Gomes et al.23 (2015) |
(Properly described) 12 physicians of ESF teams and 5 pediatricians who works in PHC Centers without ESF, with graduated time between two and 35 years (M=20.9) and working time in PHC Center between 6 months and 16 years (M=6.4), in the city of Divinópolis (MG, Brazil). |
Data collect (Poorly detailed) - Semi-structured interviews (professionals) Data analysis (Properly described) - Analysis from a socio-historical or historical-cultural perspective. |
Level 4 |
Tszesnioski et al.26 (2015) |
(Properly described) 7 children (from 1 to 5 or from 6 to 9 years old), with psychic suffering history, and their relatives, subscribed in a ESF of the Sanitary Destrict IV from the city of Recife (PE, Brazil). |
Data collect (Properly described) - Semi-structured questionnaire to characterize participants, clinical data, care network (family/responsible) - Field journal - Home visits photographs Data analysis (Properly described) - Action research: Questionnaire information and home visits supported the analyzed interventions - Thematic analysis (records of interventions - field diaries and photographs) - Construction of an ecomap for the presentation of results |
Level 5 |
Silveira et al.28 (2016) |
(Properly described) 7 professionals from a PHC center in a city of Southern Brazil (1 Community Health Agent, 2 Nurses, 2 physicians, and 2 Nursing technician). |
Data collect (Properly described) - Semi-structured interviews (professionals) Data analysis (Properly described) - Content thematic analysis (interviews) |
Level 4 |
Santos and Celeri15 (2017) |
(Properly described) 48 children (31 to 50 months) subscribed in a PHC Center of a city in the interior of the metropolitan region of São Paulo, those which the responsible person provided information. |
Data collect (Properly described) - Brazil Economic Classification Criterion (CCEB) (responsible) - Skills and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) (responsible) - Behavior Inventory for Children between 1½ and 5 years old (CBCL 1 ½-5) (responsible) Data analysis (Properly described) - Statistical analysis |
Level 4 |