O presente estudo objetiva investigar pesquisas realizadas sobre o sistema de informação emsaúde utilizado pelo Sistema Único de Saúde e apontar as dificuldades de sua aplicabilidade. Trata-se de umarevisão integrativa efetuada por meio de uma busca bibliográfica online das produções científicas, no períodode 2009 a 2013. Os artigos que compuseram o corpus de análise evidenciam a necessidade de desenvolversistemas disponíveis para acesso e uso ao público, com ferramentas que possam oferecer dados consistentesque contribuam para otimizar a gestão assistencial prestada pelo Sistema Único de Saúde.
This article is the product of a research on mental health care in a Family Health Integrated Unit (USF) in the city of João Pessoa-PB. It occurred in the second half of 2015 and used cartography as a device for tracking events, affections and encounters serving as analyzers for the production of this care. Its micronarratives were produced by individual consultations, team meetings and home visits, which were debated on collective discussions and registered in a field diary. Its synthesis is given here, in a Narrative in Four Acts of a Care Occurrence produced, meant and captured by all those involved in the research. It is discussed, through it, the potential of Primary Care in Psychosocial Care Network (RAPS) and the still persistent misconceptions of the centrality of psychiatric knowledge-power in the reproduction of madhouse practices. It is concluded that immersion in an affective-existential territory expands and enriches both the production of care and health research.
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