2003
DOI: 10.1590/s1981-77462003000200013
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Agente comunitário de saúde: o ser, o saber, o fazer

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“…This situation leads to reflection on the importance of not considering team meetings as solely for the discussion of operational issues, but as a tool for generating dialogue and a space for reflection, indispensable for the realization of expanded health care. It is also clear the difficulty that professionals, such as those working in PHC, have in building a close relationship with the scientific knowledge that is essential to their daily practice, which was evident in the following statements: In the same way, the questions that the ESF professionals elaborated about their own practical performance emerged, as the workshop provided reflection on the limits of professional practice and the need to create spaces for conversation about everyday problems [25][26][27][28] , issues that are often overlooked because of issues such as time and organizing the processes of work. Also clearly raised was the "objectification" of health care, which for many came to mean paperwork, prescriptions and exams.…”
Section: "The Key Moment In My Group (During the Discussion) Was Whenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This situation leads to reflection on the importance of not considering team meetings as solely for the discussion of operational issues, but as a tool for generating dialogue and a space for reflection, indispensable for the realization of expanded health care. It is also clear the difficulty that professionals, such as those working in PHC, have in building a close relationship with the scientific knowledge that is essential to their daily practice, which was evident in the following statements: In the same way, the questions that the ESF professionals elaborated about their own practical performance emerged, as the workshop provided reflection on the limits of professional practice and the need to create spaces for conversation about everyday problems [25][26][27][28] , issues that are often overlooked because of issues such as time and organizing the processes of work. Also clearly raised was the "objectification" of health care, which for many came to mean paperwork, prescriptions and exams.…”
Section: "The Key Moment In My Group (During the Discussion) Was Whenmentioning
confidence: 99%