Health surveillance oriented to the living conditions of the population: an integrative literature review

Abstract

The research aims to identify studies that address health surveillance, involving the concept of human development intrinsically, according to the assumptions of Bronfenbrenner and Max-Neef. An integrative of literature review in Pubmed, Scopus, Web of Science, Bireme and SciELO databases, with terms related to Health Surveillance and human development according to the authors cited. We have identified an implicit approach to Bronfenbrenner’s human development and distancing from the Max-Neff approach. It is proposed to the health surveillance to articulate post-developmental approaches in the identification of emerging health problems in vulnerable populations.