1. Strong points
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Based on the family health strategy (ESF)
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Integrality of attention
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Welcome (accessibility)
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Family and community approach (link)
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Health promotion
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Risk and aggravation prevention (follow-up of chronic diseases as hypertension and diabetes)
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Humanization and social participation
2. Weak points
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Insufficient financing
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Disharmony between vocational training and the primary health care mode
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Precarization of professional link
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Deficiency of intersectant sharing
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Permanent education
3. Opportunities
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Integrated network assistance
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Active search of cases
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Domiciliary assistance
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Health education
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Assistential planning (pregnant care, puericulture, follow-up of chronic diseases)
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Expanding the possibilities of offering services for peripheral and rural areas
4. Threats
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Equity in the provision of services
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Reorientation of the health care model
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Financing
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Expansion and qualification of Family Health Strategy（ESF) in the primary care of medium and long-term health
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Quality of access
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Less effective epidemiological surveillance for identification of infectious diseases (Zica, Chikunya and Dengue)
5. Results achieved
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Health technology (example: Electronic form)
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Consolidation of the Single Health System (SHS)
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Complexity and challenges found by public managers
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Decentralization of primary care
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Health program at school as articulation between health and education
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Reduction of child and maternal mortality
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Free HIV/AIDS treatment to take on the increasing cases
Footnotes
Provenance: Synopsis of the speech at the forum. Not peer reviewed.