Administrative control of Dengue disease in rural areas: strategies, policies and intervention
Keywords:
Administrative control, Dengue, tropical disease, intervention plans, rural areasAbstract
A review was made of the most recent research on the administrative control of dengue disease in rural areas from strategies, policies and intervention. The main objective is to qualitatively analyze the scientific literature available in the Science Direct, Scielo, Redalyc databases and official web pages, using as search words: Dengue, Administrative Control, Rural Areas, Tropical Disease, Intervention Plans. Pertinent information related to the proposal was obtained, which is presented in 3 sections: administrative control in health services; dengue: endemic disease in tropical areas; strategies, policies and intervention for Aedes aegypti. The administrative management of endemic diseases in rural areas are important because they contribute to the correct management of pathologies, improving the quality of life and reaching the total satisfaction of the user of health services in forgotten areas of the country, where strategies, they are not applicable, the policies are scarce and the explosions null, the administrative management offers the ideal balance so that the territorial entity appropriates the processes that trigger the effects on health.
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