2002
DOI: 10.1590/s1414-32832002000100006
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Antropologia nos serviços de saúde: integralidade, cultura e comunicação

Abstract: Antropologia nos serviços de saúde: Antropologia nos serviços de saúde: Antropologia nos serviços de saúde: Antropologia nos serviços de saúde: Antropologia nos serviços de saúde: integralidade, cultura e comunicaçãoThe use of other fields of knowledge in the healthcare area has intensified over the last few years. Social Sciences in general and specifically Medical Anthropology have contributed decisively to the understanding of phenomena related to the health/disease process, both individually and collective… Show more

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“…These systems comprise three social care sectors: a) professional -composed of scientific medicine or professionalized medical systems; b) folkloric -composed of experts such as healers, those who pray, and others; c) popular -composed of non-specialized lay people such as family, friends, neighbors, and others. Additionally, EM was developed as a theoretical instrument to explore issues related to symptoms, diseases, and the evaluation of therapies among patients, as well as to understand their needs in a care practice system 7 . It is, however, important to keep in mind that the interpretation of meanings people attribute to a disease experience is the result of the various means through which they acquire their medical knowledge and that this knowledge varies The meanings of silicosis held by ill quarry workers from person to person because it originates from specific life situations.…”
Section: Theoretical Methodological Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These systems comprise three social care sectors: a) professional -composed of scientific medicine or professionalized medical systems; b) folkloric -composed of experts such as healers, those who pray, and others; c) popular -composed of non-specialized lay people such as family, friends, neighbors, and others. Additionally, EM was developed as a theoretical instrument to explore issues related to symptoms, diseases, and the evaluation of therapies among patients, as well as to understand their needs in a care practice system 7 . It is, however, important to keep in mind that the interpretation of meanings people attribute to a disease experience is the result of the various means through which they acquire their medical knowledge and that this knowledge varies The meanings of silicosis held by ill quarry workers from person to person because it originates from specific life situations.…”
Section: Theoretical Methodological Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is, however, important to keep in mind that the interpretation of meanings people attribute to a disease experience is the result of the various means through which they acquire their medical knowledge and that this knowledge varies The meanings of silicosis held by ill quarry workers from person to person because it originates from specific life situations. 5,7 The following elements are necessary to obtain an EM: when and how the symptoms appeared, the disease's etiology and its physiopathology, degree of severity, treatment provided and prognosis 6 from the perspective of the patient obtained through a methodological approach that enables close contact with patients so they can uncover meanings attributed to the disease.…”
Section: Theoretical Methodological Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ainda que não seja uma panaceia, a competência cultural desenvolvida a partir de uma postura de alteridade é necessária para garantir a qualidade das práticas de saúde, evitando assumir o usuário como passivo e ignorante diante dos profissionais de saúde, que seriam responsáveis absolutos pelo cuidado, quando, na verdade, é o primeiro que detém o poder de escolha quanto a que orientações seguir ou não (Oliveira, 2002).…”
Section: Possibilidades Teóricas Da Humanização Do Trabalho No Acolhiunclassified
“…Conforme Oliveira (2002), as mudanças de comportamentos da população, bem como a adoção de modelos comportamentais e estilos de vida saudáveis, estão associados a canais de informações e mensagens que reforçam condutas e hábitos saudáveis, bem como a diminuição de comportamentos de riscos. Destarte, evidencia-se a comunicação como um instrumento necessário para a realização das potencialidades estratégicas e à ampliação e integração das estruturas organizacionais, sendo relacionada ainda a um instrumento de valorização das diversidades e das culturas regionais, como meio de garantir o acesso à informação e a temas de interesses públicos (CARDOSO, 2006).…”
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