Treinamento em auditoria em saúde: estudo de caso sobre a experiência do Sistema de Saúde da Marinha do Brasil

Abstract

This scientific study addresses the training of professionals working in the health audit process within the Brazilian Navy, as well as it demonstrates the relevance of the training and guidance initiatives implemented and their repercussion on the quality indicators of the audit process established and monitored by its Health Board. It aims to analyze the repercussions of the training and qualification of actions implemented by the Brazilian Navy on the health audit activities carried out by the various Military Hospital Organizations (OMH) and Military Organizations with Medical Facilities (OMFM). The methodology used in the research was developed from a descriptive quantitative analysis of the case study type. The theoretical framework that supported the research was based on works and various documents on Brazilian auditing, starting with historical documents of audit carried out in the first maritime expeditions, reaching the present day, relating audit with improvement of quality in health and cost reduction. The result found brings the indispensability of the training initiatives of the professionals of the Central and Local Audit for the quality of the activities developed, with the guarantee of the provision of Medical-Hospital Care of excellence and the adequate application of public resources, with optimization of costs and improvement of the services provided.