Sistema nacional de gerenciamento de risco potencial: harmonização de dados de inspeção sanitária

Abstract

In 2021, the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA) published the National Project for Harmonization of Health Inspection Actions, aiming to standardize data collection for the National Health Surveillance System (SNVS) through the Potential Risk Assessment Model (MARP) and the use of Inspection Objective Scripts (ROIs). These scripts were made available in PDF format on the agency's website, and data is submitted via forms built in LimeSurvey, a free software adapted for this purpose. However, because it was originally designed for surveys, the system has limitations that can compromise the reliability of the data collected. Therefore, this work develops the National Potential Risk Management System (SINGRP), a web-based system that goes beyond the solution already proposed by ANVISA, providing more secure data collection to generate more consistent information on health inspections across the SNVS. A beta version of SINGRP was developed and made available for validation of requirements and evaluation of the user experience. Requirements validation yielded positive results regarding the system's usability for ROI management and inspection tracking. However, the user experience assessment identified some issues that need to be addressed and improved in a future version. The software has been registered with the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI).