2014
DOI: 10.1590/1415-52732014000600011
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Desenvolvimento comunitário na formação do nutricionista: relato de experiência em um Curso de Nutrição

Abstract: Este trabalho tem como objetivo discutir a disciplina Desenvolvimento da Comunidade no currículo do curso de Nutrição de uma universidade pública, visando contribuir com o debate sobre a formação social do nutricionista. MétodosTrata-se de pesquisa documental, com base no material da disciplina e nos trabalhos produzidos pelos alunos ao longo de 30 anos de docência, além de reflexão sobre as experiências vividas. ResultadosApesar da recorrente afirmação da relevância do tratamento social em saúde e nutrição, a… Show more

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“…For Freitas, Minayo, and Fontes (2011), the distancing of the Nutrition area from the themes of food, history, culture, and food customs that influenced habits in Brazil and the world is because of the dominant technicality. A study on the discussion of the community development subject in the Nutrition course curriculum of a public university evidenced the difficulty in understanding the language of social sciences, pointed out as strange and difficult by undergraduate students (Oliveira & Santos, 2014).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For Freitas, Minayo, and Fontes (2011), the distancing of the Nutrition area from the themes of food, history, culture, and food customs that influenced habits in Brazil and the world is because of the dominant technicality. A study on the discussion of the community development subject in the Nutrition course curriculum of a public university evidenced the difficulty in understanding the language of social sciences, pointed out as strange and difficult by undergraduate students (Oliveira & Santos, 2014).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%