Spirituality/religiosity and HumanizaSUS in Family Health Units ; Espiritualidad/religiosidad y el HumanizaSUS en Unidades de Salud de la Familia ; Espiritualidade/religiosidade e o humanizaSUS em Unidades de Saúde da Família

Objective: To describe and compare the influence of spirituality/religiosity and HumanizaSUS on the clinical practice of health professionals working in Family Health Units. Methods: A descriptive, cross-sectional study, in which all 10 graduate health professionals of the Family Health Units of Jiquiriçá, Bahia, were interviewed. The interviews were carried out by means of a questionnaire adapted from the multicenter study SEBRAME (Spirituality and Brazilian Medical Education), in addition to a questionnaire specifically developed to approach HumanizaSUS. Results: Of the interviewees, 40% (n=4) said they do not have any religion but believe in God; 30% (n=3) are Evangelical/Protestant, 20% (n=2) are Catholic, and 10% (n=1) say they have no religion and do not believe in God. Most professionals (n=6; 60%) reported moderate intensity of influence of religiosity/spirituality on the clinical practice. Most (n=9; 90%) of the professionals know HumanizaSUS, and 50% (n=5) declared they apply the orientations and guidelines of the program. Conclusion: The spirituality/religiosity was more influential in the clinical behavior of the professionals interviewed than HumanizaSUS. ; Objetivo: Describir y comparar la influencia de la espiritualidad/religiosidad y del HumanizaSUS en la práctica clínica de profesionales sanitarios de Unidades de Salud de la Familia. Métodos: Estudio descriptivo y transversal en el cual se ha entrevistado a todos los 10 profesionales sanitarios de nivel superior de las Unidades de Salud de la Familia del municipio de Jiquiriçá, Bahía, Brasil, en el periodo entre enero y julio de 2016. Las entrevistas se dieron a través de un cuestionario adaptado del estudio Multicéntrico SEBRAME (Spirituality and Brazilian Medical Education) y de un cuestionario especifico desarrollado para el abordaje del HumanizaSUS. Resultados: De entre los entrevistados, el 40% (n=4) dijeron que no tienen religión pero creen en Dios; el 30% (n=3) son evangélicos/protestantes; el 20% (n=2) son católicos y el 10% (n=1) ...