Experiências alternativas resgatando saberes para os processos de trabalho em saúde

Abstract

This descriptive study was performed using a qualitative approach, with the objective to understand the working process of nurses and physicians of the Family Health Strategy (FHS) in João Pessoa-PB, and identify the alternative strategies and procedures they developed. The material was analyzed according to the discourse analysis technique. It was shown that the elements of the working process were disconnected, allied with a possibility of change by overcoming the invisibility of the subjects and their knowledge in healthcare services. In conclusion, the identified alternative strategies and procedures are in the embryonic stage in terms of the transformation of working processes and overcoming of hegemonic healthcare models, therefore demanding a continuous problematization of concepts and practices.

Nurses’ work at Family Health Strategy: possibilities to operate health needs

“…Thus, they will identify needs that require new care, making room for differentiated health practices (17) . In the exposed results, one can identify an alternative care, auriculotherapy, which can be grouped with the set of non-traditional health techniques performed also in another Brazilian FHU (18) . In the space for carrying out this alternative care, a contradiction is established.…”

Work process of river family health teams from the perspective of Primary Care managers

“…The health work process comprises several studies over many years which discuss and highlight its importance (11,(14)(15)(16)(17)(18) , being used as a reference for the discussion of this study.…”

The context of the care of the nursing professional for people with leprosy in family health strategy O contexto da atenção do enfermeiro às pessoas com hanseníase na estratégia saúde da família

“…37 Os princípios do SUS, celebrados no mundo inteiro, não conseguem se efetivar plenamente por razões complexas e diversas devido à continentalidade do Brasil, mas podem-se citar alguns sem a pretensão de dar conta de toda a realidade em estudo. A universalidade é prejudicada pelo acesso dificultado pela falta de médicos, excesso de procedimentos tecnológicos solicitados sobrecarregando o sistema, pela pressão dos setores privados.…”