2021
DOI: 10.18294/sc.2021.3058
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El Programa De Vuelta a Casa y sus repercusiones cotidianas: el acceso a un ingreso y los entrecruzamientos de los territorios existenciales en la vida comunitaria

Abstract: Este artículo analiza las repercusiones del Programa De Vuelta a Casa, un programa brasileño de transferencia de recursos para personas que reciben el alta de hospitalizaciones psiquiátricas. El objetivo fue relevar las repercusiones de este programa en sus beneficiarios, con relación a las implicancias de acceder a un ingreso para su vida cotidiana, y poner en evidencia algunos entrecruzamientos de sus contextos de vida con los territorios existenciales: sexualidad, género, envejecimiento y violencias urbanas… Show more

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“…This collection of articles, published in the journal Salud Colectiva as part of the open call for papers "Mental health and human rights: challenges for health services and communities," includes articles from Spain, (6,7,8) Brazil, (9,10,11,12) Mexico, (13) and Chile. (14,15) These papers present conceptual experiences and reflections on community action plans and programs, contributing toward better knowledge and development of mental health in the region.…”
Section: Mental Health and Human Rights: Challenges For Health Services And Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This collection of articles, published in the journal Salud Colectiva as part of the open call for papers "Mental health and human rights: challenges for health services and communities," includes articles from Spain, (6,7,8) Brazil, (9,10,11,12) Mexico, (13) and Chile. (14,15) These papers present conceptual experiences and reflections on community action plans and programs, contributing toward better knowledge and development of mental health in the region.…”
Section: Mental Health and Human Rights: Challenges For Health Services And Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%