EVOLUÇÃO DOS PLANOS DE CONTINGÊNCIA DE ARBOVIROSES EM CAMPO GRANDE-MS

Abstract

Arboviruses, diseases caused by viruses transmitted by mosquitoes, represent a significant public health challenge in Brazil, especially in Campo Grande, MS, due to its location in a region prone to mosquito proliferation. This study analyzes the continuous improvement of contingency plans for controlling diseases such as Dengue, Zika, and Chikungunya in Campo Grande, MS, between 2016 and 2023. The hypothesis of this study suggests that the continuous updating of contingency plans is a mandatory condition to achieve the desired outcomes in arbovirus control. Furthermore, it is believed that continuously updating contingency plans to address political, economic, social, and environmental challenges can significantly enhance the response to arboviruses. A literature review reveals a growing concern regarding arboviruses and highlights the importance of epidemiological surveillance and vector control. It is always necessary to monitor and analyze contingency plans in urban contexts like Campo Grande to contribute to improving arbovirus control. This concern justifies the need for a deeper investigation into the actions undertaken in the city, proposing improvements based on efficient practices. The importance of this research lies in documenting the evaluation, review, and updating of arbovirus contingency plans in Campo Grande, MS, aiming to adapt them to local conditions.