Currículo; -Humanização da Assistência; -Aprendizagem. RESUMO Metodologias ativas de ensino-aprendizagem apontam a necessidade de colocar o aluno em contato com o paciente e suas necessidades desde o início do curso médico. A reflexão sobre a realidade por meio da problematização assume papel fundamental, juntamente com uma visão humanística do paciente, conhecendo, entendendo e respeitando a complexidade deste. Assim, este trabalho teve por objetivo investigar como a inserção longitudinal de estudantes de Medicina em cenários comunitários de Atenção Básica à saúde poderia influenciar sua formação. Mediante entrevistas, observou-se que o contato com a comunidade -particularmente em visitas domiciliárias, acompanhando agentes comunitários de saúde -resultou em profundas reflexões sobre a inserção social dos sujeitos como alunos e futuros profissionais. ABSTRACT Active methodology in medical education points to the necessity of placing medical students in touch with patients and their needs right from the beginning of their course. Reflecting on reality through problematization and a humanistic view of the patient play an important role in understanding and respecting patients in their complexity. This study's main objective was to investigate how the longi-tudinal insertion of medical students into the reality of community primary healthcare may influence their humanistic views of their patients. By analyzing answers given in interviews, we were able to observe that contact with the community -particularly via home visits with "Community Health Agents" -has led to the development of profound reflection on the social insertion of students and future doctors.
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