Resumo
Objetivo: Compreender o significado do planejamento das ações na gestão pré-natal de alto risco, assim como as estratégias esperadas no aprimoramento profissional. Método: Estudo qualitativo, realizado com 13 gestores da assistência indireta no pré-natal de alto risco, entre janeiro e março de 2020, por meio de entrevista face a face e análise à luz da fenomenologia social. Resultados: Emergiram quatro categorias concretas do vivido: Ações desenvolvidas no planejamento do cuidado; Imprescindibilidade do aprimoramento profissional; Desafios no gerenciamento à capacitação profissional; e Ações esperadas por meio dos órgãos e setores responsáveis. Conclusão: O planejamento de ações na gestão pré-natal de alto risco destinou-se à capacitação profissional da equipe da atenção primária à saúde. Dentre as estratégias para qualificação profissional, salienta-se a importância de investimento financeiro de instâncias superiores à qualificação do próprio gestor, assim como a expansão de ações em educação continuada na atenção primária e serviço especializado, almejando melhorias assistenciais.
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