The Family Health Units (USF) are calling for the streamlining of the process for creating new units. The USF Association argues that current procedures are too complex and hinder the expansion of the primary healthcare network.
Twenty years after the model's implementation, the association acknowledges a substantial improvement in the follow-up of patients. The model has made it possible to transform the way users are cared for by health professionals.
However, the association does not fail to emphasize the need to continue implementing reforms. The goal is to ensure that USF can continue to produce good results in providing healthcare services to the population.
