Atendimento multiprofissional ao paciente HIV: desafios e perspectivas - um relato de experiência

Abstract

This article describes the experience of a resident pharmacist in a multidisciplinary team developed at a University Hospital. This experience report is a retrospective and descriptive work carried out in the 2020-2021 biennium. The paper was developed from the characterization of HIV/AIDS, Antiretroviral Therapy, and treatment adherence. Subsequently, the characterization and connection to the service of patients living with HIV are carried out, narrating the path taken to the multi-professional outpatient clinic; the actions related to pharmaceutical care are described, which take place in the pharmacy that serves patients with infectious diseases; and reported actions experienced in the multi-professional outpatient clinic, describing the reflections generated after experiencing this experience, concomitantly with the help of theoretical-methodological contributions. In this way, it is concluded that the multi-professional residency trains professionals who defend the potential of the SUS, through the daily experience of the reference and counter-reference movement, allowing differentiated assistance to the user through communication between the different points of the health care network.