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The objective of this study was to collect scientific evidence regarding the spatial analysis in tuberculosis that relates the occurrence of cases to the primary health care service network. Aiming that, an integrative literature review grounded on evidence-based practice was carried out by applying Whittemore and Knafl’method (2005) and URSI’ (2005) guidelines. Data were collected in four databases of national and international character, adopting the descriptors ‘analise espacial/spatial analysis AND tuberculose/tuberculosis'. As inclusion criteria, were selected articles available in full, texts in the English and Portuguese languages, and research carried out in humans, which generated a total sample of 32 articles. With the purpose of extracting the largest quantity of productions, no temporal cut was adopted. Of the sample, 17 articles (53.1%) related geoprocessing to the population living conditions; nine (28.1%) just performed geoprocessing to identify areas of greater risk; three (9.4%) associated geoprocessing to factors such as migration and ecology; and three (9.4%) addressed the object defined in this study. Half of the articles (16) were published in English and half in Portuguese, all being published in the last ten years.

CONTROLE DA TUBERCULOSE, SERVIÇOS DE ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA EM SAÚDE E O GEOPROCESSAMENTO: REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA DA LITERATURA