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RESUMO

A educação em saúde deve ser utilizada como estratégia para a prevenção do acidente vascular cerebral. O estudo tem o objetivo de conhecer os estudos que abordam a educação em saúde na prevenção do acidente vascular cerebral para a população em geral. Realizou-se um estudo de revisão sistemática da literatura, utilizando as bases de dados CINAHL e PUBMED, com os descritores: stroke, health education. Evidenciou-se a necessidade do acionamento imediato do serviço de emergência, reconhecimento dos sinais e sintomas do acidente vascular cerebral, bem como da necessidade da educação permanente dos profissionais de saúde no intuito de fornecer à comunidade estas orientações. Conclui-se que deve ser oferecido à população em geral, informações sobre a importância da valorização imediata dos sinais e sintomas do acidente vascular cerebral e da procura de socorro médico imediato e como também das ações apropriadas durante o evento em curso.
Palavras chave: Acidente vascular cerebral/ Educação em saúde/ Pessoal de saúde.

ABSTRACT

Health education must be used as a strategy for stroke prevention. The study aims to know studies that address health education in stroke prevention to the population. A systematic revision study of the literature has been made using the CINAHL and PUBMED databases, with the descriptors: stroke, health education. The need for immediate calling to emergency services was evidenced together with the acknowledgment of stroke signals and symptoms, and the necessity of permanent education for health professionals aiming to provide de community these orientations. It is concluded that information about the immediate significance of stroke signals and symptoms with immediate searching for medical help associated with suitable actions during the ongoing event must be offered to the population.
Key-words: Stroke/ Health education/ Health personnel.

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