Costa AO

Espositi CD

Frazão P

Freire ACGF

Lazeris AM

Marconi MA

Oliveira MA

Paranhos LR

Pezzato LM

Queluz DP

Sales CVM

Saliba NA

Saliba TA

Serra MC

Silva RF

Sá EMO

Warmiling CM

Zanetti CHG

RGO : Revista Gaúcha de Odontologia

ABSTRACT  Objective: The aim of this study, conducted with the participation of the dentists of public service of Campinas, Dental Hygienist Technicians (TSBs) and Oral Health Assistants (ASBs), was to investigate the adequacy of the work process relative to the legal duties and professional limits.  Methods: All the 180 dentists linked to the public service in 2014 were invited to take part in the study. Structured and self-administered questionnaires were sent to the these professional and they focused on vocational training and the allocation of functions in routine health care based on the provision of Law 11.889/2008.  Results: Considering the respondents, the post-graduation period was 22.1 ± 7.4 years and they had a mean number 16.2 ± 8.9 years of public service. The majority of dentists worked with assistants (82.8%) during the period of study. Regarding the functions delegated to assistants, of the 36 functions identified, it was noted that 14 (38.9%) of the functions delegated diverged from their legal attributes, for most respondents; of these 35.7% (5) denoted extrapolation of ASBs functions, 28.6% (4) extrapolation of TSBs functions and 35.7% (5) underutilization of assistants, in particular TSBs.  Conclusion: The authors concluded that most actions were being delegated in a manner consistent with the legal provisions, however, there were still situations of extrapolation of assistant's functions and underutilization of TSBs.</jats:p

Flávia Martão FLÓRIO

Mariana Boanova LOURENÇO

Arlete Maria Gomes OLIVEIRA

Luciane ZANIN

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