Satisfaction with primary health care reform drops to 26%

Satisfaction among Family Health Unit (USF) coordinators with the primary health care reform fell to 26% from 31,9% the previous year, while dissatisfaction rose to 46,8%. The findings come from a National Association of Family Health Units report published in Gondomar, based on responses from 541 coordinators collected between 19 June and 4 August, pointing to issues such as IT failures, heavier patient lists, staff shortages, and heavy administrative burdens.