Entre Fluxos, Pessoas E Territórios: Delineando a Inserção Do Terapeuta Ocupacional No Sistema Único De Assistência Social

O cenário da inserção dos terapeutas ocupacionais no Sistema Único de Assistência Social: registros oficiais sobre o nosso percurso

“…As according to Borba et al (2017), this review was an advance in the conduct of policies since given the complexity and multidimensionality of the scope of social service was always built by different knowledge and categories but considered only social workers and psychologists as "necessary" to the referral teams.…”

“…It also recognizes skills of the category demanded by the recent policy guidelines and its new propositions, as well as the performing equipment, providing new opportunities for intervention, in different services and levels of protection. Therefore, in addition to advancing the formalization of its activities, such inclusion suggested the professional expansion and made clear the challenges to improve the quality of intervention in this area such as the concern with professional training to act in the policy and different services and population profiles assisted (ALMEIDA et al, 2012;ALMEIDA;SOARES, 2016;BORBA et al, 2017).…”

“…For example, part of these articles addresses the professional practices contextualized in specific units linked to SUAS, such as Unidades de Acolhimento, Centro Pop and CRAS (LUVIZARO; GALHEIGO, 2011;SILVA et al, 2017;BORBA et al, 2017), others bring contributions in the historic rescue of the construction of the area from the constitution of social policies to the current contours of the profession (ALMEIDA; SOARES, 2016). Also, indicating SUAS as a practical scenario, and outlining a specific population, Surjus (2017) conducted a critical reflection on the occupational therapist's role in the processes of social inclusion working with people with intellectual disabilities.…”

“…Finally, despite eight years after the publication of Resolution 17/2011 and as pointed out by Borba et al (2017), in the political model of the minimum state experienced in recent years, what is not "strictly necessary" is excluded, and professions that do not make up the so-called minimum teams remain on the fringes of politics, remaining in negotiations and constant struggles for recognition and space. In this sense, the authors emphasized the urgent need to expand the supply of subsidies for professionals already working at SUAS and to instrumentalize those who will be part of the teams of this system, as well as to analyze the experiences that are already taking place in this context and that can demonstrate the power of this action, from the perspective of guaranteeing and expanding the rights of the population assisted, and the permanence and conquest of spaces for the profession.…”

O trabalho social com famílias no SUAS: uma experiência de pesquisa-ação com trabalhadoras de CRAS na cidade de São Paulo

“…Ainda em relação à formação teórico-prática, Patrícia Leme de Oliveira Borba et al (2017) relataram a experiência de três anos de estágio profissionalizante em terapia ocupacional vinculada a um CRAS da cidade de Santos, em São Paulo. Durante o período, os estudantes participaram principalmente das reuniões coordenadas pelo CRAS para organização da rede socioassistencial e do acolhimento e acompanhamento de famílias e pessoas em situação de rua.…”