Abstract
Objective:
To describe the experience of implementing a satellite vaccination unit in a drive-through system during a campaign against COVID-19.
Method:
This is an experience report carried out in a drive-through vaccination satellite unit. The study development was guided by the triad structure-process-results, proposed by Donabedian.
Results:
The unit was structured in a soccer stadium, allowing it to serve large audiences safely. Care flow occurred in stages and professionals were organized by sectors, with emphasis on the nursing team’ work. Initially, screening was performed; later, users went to the registration sector, and, finally, they were forwarded to the application station. The unit also had emergency sectors, a cold chain, space for professionals and a Basic Health Unit as a point of support. In 25 days of operation, 9698 doses were administered, with 1.8% of doses lost.
Conclusion:
The implementation of this system required planning, structure, process development and intense team articulation, with emphasis on the fundamental and strategic role of nurses in different points of action and leadership.
DESCRIPTORS
COVID-19; Immunization Programs; Health Planning; Nursing; Public Health Surveillance; Primary Health Care
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*Roles performed by nurses.
