e-SUS Atividade Coletiva 1.5.19

Important notice: Version 1.3 of the e-SUS AB Collective Activity application supports synchronization exclusively with version 3.2.21 or later of the e-SUS AB Citizen's Electronic Medical Record (PEC).

The e-SUS AB Collective Activity application was developed by the Department of Basic Care of the Ministry of Health to streamline the workflow of primary care teams, including Oral Health teams, Family Health Support Centers (Nasf), the Health Academy Hub, Street Clinics (eCR), and Prisional Primary Care Teams (EABP). Additionally, activities conducted under the School Health Program and the National Tobacco Control Policy can also be documented using this tool.

It is recommended that the application be installed on tablet devices to facilitate quick and secure registration of collective activities.

All data recorded within the e-SUS AB Collective Activity application must be transmitted to the System e-SUS AB Citizen's Electronic Medical Record (PEC). This requires the municipality to have an appropriately installed and configured PEC system, equipped with the credentials and allocations for all professionals using the application.

All users are encouraged to contribute feedback and suggestions to continuously improve the compatibility of the e-SUS AB Collective Activity application with regional practices. To share your experiences, you may contact Disque Saúde (136, option 8) or visit the e-SUS AB Community in the Practice Communities platform (https://cursos.atencaobasica.org.br/comunidades/e-sus-ab).

MOBILE APPLICATIONS IN THE e-SUS AB STRATEGY

The Department of Basic Care has incorporated mobile applications into the e-SUS AB strategy, enabling healthcare professionals to record actions in environments with limited access to computers or notebooks. The deployment of these applications aims to enhance technological access, supporting primary care teams, particularly Family Health Teams (eSF), across the entire national territory, emphasizing the importance of primary care activities in Brazil.