Abstract:A Estratégia Saúde da Família tem sido a principal resposta de organização do cuidado perante os atendimentos médicos de visão biologicista, hospitalocêntricos e voltados para ações curativas. Por essa razão, este estudo teve por objetivo analisar como os profissionais médicos da Atenção Básica em Saúde, na Estratégia Saúde da Família, realizam o cuidado integral individual, tendo como foco a dimensão psicológica no processo saúde-doença das pessoas. A abordagem qualitativa foi o método desta investigação. Os … Show more
“…The reorganization of services in the perspective of comprehensiveness has proved to be one of the greatest challenges of healthcare work, namely because most professionals are trained according to the Cartesian and physician-centred model. Care provided to users suff ering from violence is therefore based on the biological model and specialities, without contemplating the dynamics, relationships and complexities that involve individuals (15) . The following statements support these fi ndings: These statements attest the "medicalizing" dimension when confronted with the problem of violence.…”
Section: Care Practices Centered On Biological Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This refl ects excessive medical interventionism on the bodies and in the lives of victims, which is related to medical power. Professionals ultimately intensify the disuse of comprehensiveness when caring for patients and the team cannot meet the demands and needs of this population (15)(16) .…”
Section: Care Practices Centered On Biological Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Referrals without exhausting all diagnosis possibilities in the ESF shows a lack of responsibility of the team when caring for users suff ering from violence. This does not mean that referring users to other support services is not necessary, but it highlights that the support provided by teams is essential for the provision of care and follow-up with other specialities of the system (15) .…”
Section: []We Advise Them We Don't Order Them To Seek the Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Caring for users that suff er from violence requires a lot more than the basic care off ered by the healthcare service, referrals and medicalization. During the provision of care, professionals must also consider how users feel about the aggression and what it represents in their lives (15) .…”
Section: [] a Fl U An Epidemic We Are Trained To Deal With Thatmentioning
The aim of this study was to investigate practices of health professionals for users undergoing violence from perspective of comprehensive care. This study was based on a qualitative and descriptive research on graduate-level and technical health professionals who work in the Family Health Strategy programme in a northeastern municipality of Rio Grande do Sul. Data were collected by means of semi-structured interviews and analyzed using thematic mode. Results showed that these professionals do not utilize comprehensiveness to guide their care practices with users undergoing violence. Instead, they still work according to the biomedical model in which intervention is based on referring care to other sectors and the treatment plan.The study highlights the need for more appropriation and further discussion on practices regarding violence guided by the principle of comprehensiveness within the Family Healthcare team.
“…The reorganization of services in the perspective of comprehensiveness has proved to be one of the greatest challenges of healthcare work, namely because most professionals are trained according to the Cartesian and physician-centred model. Care provided to users suff ering from violence is therefore based on the biological model and specialities, without contemplating the dynamics, relationships and complexities that involve individuals (15) . The following statements support these fi ndings: These statements attest the "medicalizing" dimension when confronted with the problem of violence.…”
Section: Care Practices Centered On Biological Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This refl ects excessive medical interventionism on the bodies and in the lives of victims, which is related to medical power. Professionals ultimately intensify the disuse of comprehensiveness when caring for patients and the team cannot meet the demands and needs of this population (15)(16) .…”
Section: Care Practices Centered On Biological Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Referrals without exhausting all diagnosis possibilities in the ESF shows a lack of responsibility of the team when caring for users suff ering from violence. This does not mean that referring users to other support services is not necessary, but it highlights that the support provided by teams is essential for the provision of care and follow-up with other specialities of the system (15) .…”
Section: []We Advise Them We Don't Order Them To Seek the Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Caring for users that suff er from violence requires a lot more than the basic care off ered by the healthcare service, referrals and medicalization. During the provision of care, professionals must also consider how users feel about the aggression and what it represents in their lives (15) .…”
Section: [] a Fl U An Epidemic We Are Trained To Deal With Thatmentioning
The aim of this study was to investigate practices of health professionals for users undergoing violence from perspective of comprehensive care. This study was based on a qualitative and descriptive research on graduate-level and technical health professionals who work in the Family Health Strategy programme in a northeastern municipality of Rio Grande do Sul. Data were collected by means of semi-structured interviews and analyzed using thematic mode. Results showed that these professionals do not utilize comprehensiveness to guide their care practices with users undergoing violence. Instead, they still work according to the biomedical model in which intervention is based on referring care to other sectors and the treatment plan.The study highlights the need for more appropriation and further discussion on practices regarding violence guided by the principle of comprehensiveness within the Family Healthcare team.
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