A01. Leão CDA(14), 2011. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the attributes of primary healthcare in child healthcare offered by FHS teams compared to other child health services in Montes Claros (MG). |
272 child caregivers. |
A02. Furtado MCC(15), 2013. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To analyze the presence and extent of Primary Care attributes and the degree of affiliation of children under 1 year of age in the Family Health Unit. |
44 mothers of children under 1 year. |
A03. Araújo JP(16), 2014. (LILACS/ CINAHL/WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To identify the extent of family orientation and community orientation attributes in child healthcare in primary care services. |
548 family members and/or caregivers of children under 12 years old. |
A04. Mesquita Filho M(21), 2014. (LILACS/WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the attributes of primary healthcare for children and to know associated factors. |
419 caregivers of children from 0 to 24 months old. |
A05. Oliveira VBCA(22), 2015. (LILACS/WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To compare the care model of Traditional Basic Units (BHU) with the FHS units. |
482 family members responsible for children. |
A06. Silva AS(17), 2015. (LILACS/WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the attributes of primary healthcare regarding access; longitudinality; comprehensiveness; coordination; family orientation and community orientation in the FHS, triangulating and comparing the point of view of social actors involved in the care process. |
527 adult users, 34 health professionals and 330 responsible for children up to 2 years old, related to 33 family health teams in 11 municipalities. |
A07. Fracolli LA(23), 2015. (WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the presence and extension of attributes of Primary Healthcare in the FHS in the city of Quatá-SP. |
34 caregivers of children under 2 years. |
A08. Oliveira VC(24), 2015. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate and compare the presence and extension of the longitudinality attribute in the BHU and FHS services in the municipality of Colombo, state of Paraná. |
482 relatives of children from 0 up to 1 year-old. |
A09. Daschevi JM(25), 2015. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the principles of family and community orientation of primary healthcare for children in basic health units of Londrina, Paraná. |
609 parents or primary caregivers of children under 12 years old. |
A10. Souza GT(26), 2015. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the coordination principles of primary healthcare for children in 39 Basic Health Units in the urban area of Londrina, Paraná. |
609 parents or primary caregivers children under 12 years old. |
A11. Silva AS(27), 2016. (MEDLINE/ WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
Evaluate care for children under 2 years of age provided in the FHS. |
586 responsible adults/caregivers of children from 0 to 2 years old, however only 330 were considered who unanimously pointed to the FHS as a regular source for child health care. |
A12. Harzheim E(28), 2016. (LILACS/ MEDLINE) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the limits and possibilities of advances in primary healthcare in the city of Rio de Janeiro from the experience of both adult and children users. |
3,145 caregivers responsible for children and 3,530 adults. |
A13. Reichert APS(29), 2016. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To identify the principle of family and community orientation in Family Health Units regarding the healthcare of children under 10 years. |
344 family members and/or caregivers of children under 10 years. |
A14. Diniz SGM(30), 2016. (LILACS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the presence and extension of the comprehensive attribute in child healthcare in the context of the FHS. |
344 family members of children. |
A15. Santos NCCB(31), 2016. (LILACS/WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate the family orientation and community orientation attributes according to three PHC models. |
1,484 family members and/or caregivers of children under 10 years attended in different PHC models. |
A16. Wolkers PCB(32), 2017. (WOS) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To evaluate and compare the quality of primary care offered to children with type 1 diabetes mellitus among the types of public healthcare services in the experience of their primary caregivers. |
55 caregivers of children with type 1 diabetes mellitus. |
A17. Morais JMO(33), 2017. (LILACS/BDENF) |
Descriptive and quantitative (IV) |
To identify the following of the principle of primary care, first contact access in basic family health units in the healthcare of children from 0 to 9 years old. |
363 female mothers or grandparents of children between 0 and 9 years old. |