Work precarization in the prison system’s primary health care

Schultz, Águida Luana Veriato; Dotta, Renata Maria; Stock, Bárbara Sordi; Dias, Mí­riam Thais Guterres

doi:10.1590/1413-812320222712.11402022en

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“…As equipes de saúde atuantes no contexto do sistema prisional enfrentam um forte processo de precarização do trabalho decorrente de fatores estruturais e gerenciais complexos como a terceirização da força de trabalho, a insatisfação ocupacional, a falta de qualificação profissional coerente com as necessidades e a insuficiência na gestão de processos de trabalho. Essa realidade repercute negativamente na assis-tência prestada às pessoas privadas de liberdade, e os profissionais, muitas vezes, se percebem num dilema entre ofertar o cuidado necessário e ofertar aquele possível de ser oferecido (23) .…”

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Experiences of deprivation of freedom from the perspective of men and its implications to health care

Mendes¹,

Lopes²,

Martins³

et al. 2023

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Objective: to understand the experiences of deprivation of freedom from the perspective of men and their implications to health care. Methods: qualitative study carried out with 10 men serving sentences on probation. Data collection was carried out in individual interviews using a semistructured questionnaire. Data was submitted to content analysis. Results: three categories emerged, which were: Crooked life: living before being deprived of freedom; Caged bird: being a man deprived of freedom; and Time bomb: health care in the prison system. The deprivation of freedom is an experience marked by the lack of safety, considering the health risks in the prison environment, the perception of participants of being vulnerable to disease, and the denial, on the part of the state, of the right to health. Since the access to health is not guaranteed, relatives were the most commonly responsible for organizing care. Conclusion: an unhealthy situation was found, with vulnerability to disease and denial of the right to health in the prison environment. Contributions to practice: this study contributed for sensitizing professionals who work in the prison system, emphasizing the importance of guaranteeing human rights during imprisonment.

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Experiences of deprivation of freedom from the perspective of men and its implications to health care

Mendes¹,

Lopes²,

Martins³

et al. 2023

Rev Rene

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The use of medications by incarcerated women: an exploratory study

Aparecida de Lima Ribeiro,

Guedes Morais Gonzaga de Souza,

Lulio

et al. 2024

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Objective: To investigate the use of medicines by women deprived of their liberty in a municipality in the east of Minas Gerais. Method: The research was conducted in three stages: (I) documentary investigation, (II) analysis of medical records, and (III) application of semi-structured questionnaires. Women deprived of liberty who were part of the prison system evaluated participated in the study. The research was carried out between June 2020 and June 2021. Result: Seventeen women deprived of their liberty participated in the study, most of them black and brown (88.24%), between 30 and 49 years old (n = 9; 52.9%), and who used a total of 56 different medications, with the psychotropic class being the most prevalent (n = 28; 50%), followed by cardiovascular system drugs (n = 15; 26.8%). Conclusion: The medications most used by study participants belonged to the class of antidepressants and antiepileptics. Furthermore, the women’s medical records lacked crucial information regarding medication use. These data, combined with difficulties in access, highlight the importance of complying with public policies in favor of comprehensive health care for women deprived of their liberty, especially the right to access and rational use of medicines.

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Work precarization in the prison system’s primary health care

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Experiences of deprivation of freedom from the perspective of men and its implications to health care

Experiences of deprivation of freedom from the perspective of men and its implications to health care

The use of medications by incarcerated women: an exploratory study

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