COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE USE OF A MANAGEMENT MODEL TO DEVELOP STRATEGIES IN PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOLS IN BRAZIL

The objective of this study was to assess whether the application of amanagement model produced for the development of strategies is capable ofgenerating better results than the generic models used by Public Health Schools (PHS)in Brazil. To see if there was a significant difference between the group that used themodel and those that didn't, the Multiple Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) was applied,followed by the Multivariate Analysis of Covariance (MANCOVA), with the Pillai Tracetechnique, calculated using the Jamovi software. The comparative analysis betweenthe groups found MANOVA p-values of 0.029 and MANCOVA p-values of 0.033, whichsuggests that there is a significant difference between the PHSs who used and thosewho did not use the proposed model to develop their strategies.