Gestão de redes: a estratégia de regionalização da política de saúde

A família no cuidado do recém-nascido hospitalizado: possibilidades e desafios para a construção da integralidade

“…5 The family participation perspective we adopt is not restricted to the execution of newborn care, but includes the family's participation in definitions of what care is to be delivered, with team support, in order to enhance family members participation in care delivery to their children and their opportunity to discuss with the team. 6 The parents' presence at the NICU is a right 7 and their participation in care delivery to the hospitalized child contributes to affective bonding between mother and child, to the reduction of family stress the hospitalization causes and to the family's preparation for childcare at home.…”

A rede de relações e interações da equipe de saúde na atenção básica e implicações para a enfermagem

“…Thus, it was necessary to think of health/ disease, not exclusively from the individual's point of view, but based on the individual as a social being (2) . The traditional teams have been changed, with the incorporation of new guidelines, and a new worker has been added to health services:: the Community Health Agent, who will preferably work under the supervision of the nurse.…”

“…Networks may be understood as a form of visualizing individuals and their attributes, as regards the relationships they establish between one another. In addition to focusing on the interpersonal tie, the network also considers the material and symbolic resources that are available to members of the groups to compose the dynamics of life, whether in a primary groups, such as the family, or secondary groups, such as in formal associations (2) . From this same perspective, networks are classified by the contexts and strata from which they originated, namely: Primary, secondary and intermediate social networks (4) .…”