Dos hospitais psiquiátricos aos serviços residenciais terapêuticos: um olhar sobre os direitos humanos neste percurso

Moll, Marcïana Fernandes

doi:10.11606/t.22.2013.tde-07012014-102039

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“…Therefore, it is noticeable a need for professionals involved with mental health to be aware that the new assistance model is a continuous process that represents the possibility of exercising citizenship (25) . In this new proposal, therapeutic residency represents a device that leverages the (re)construction of the exercise of human rights among people that remained hospitalized for extended periods (30) .…”

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Exercise of human rights of institutionalized persons: perception of psychiatric hospital professionals

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Objective: to comprehend the existing possibilities for the exercise of human rights by persons with mental disorders who are institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital, from the perception of professionals. Method: this is a qualitative descriptive-exploratory study conducted at a Psychiatric Hospital in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. For data obtention, eleven professionals responded to a semistructured questionnaire. The traditional content analysis proposed by Bardin based the data analysis. Results: the professionals know the human rights and try to preserve them in the hospital scope, although they recognize that the persons hospitalized are not entirely respected due to the lack of public policies or their non-suitability to the Brazilian reality. Final considerations: the structuring of extra-hospital services is necessary, as well as the comprehension of the professionals that act in psychiatric hospitals about the objectives and the functioning of such devices to assure opportunities of exercising rights by institutionalized persons.

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