Invisibilidades e enfrentamentos de comunidades indígenas diante da pandemia de COVID-19 e a resposta do governo brasileiro

Mota, Sara Emanuela de Carvalho; Scalco, Nayara; Pedrana, Leo; Almeida, Adeânio

doi:10.9771/9786556300757.022

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“…In our future publications, we will further define these proposals to operationalize interculturality in the national policy of healthcare provided to indigenous people. We think this could be a new way to create critical interculturality in indigenous health, particularly urgent in this current political conjuncture, when the Brazilian government is taking actions against the indigenous populations in the form of omission, neglect, institutional racism, and genocide policies (Mota et al 2020).…”

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Differentiated Primary Healthcare in the Pataxó Indigenous Communities in Bahia, Brazil: Polyphonic Ethnography of Healthcare Practices from an Intercultural Perspective

Pedrana

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2022

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A lack of culturally appropriate healthcare is a common problem for colonial nations, and this can explain the different patterns of health in indigenous populations worldwide. Our study is the first ethnography realized with the neglected Pataxó indigenous people from the south of the state of Bahia, Brazil, that analyzes the representations and practices of “differentiated” public healthcare. The polysemic conceptualization and polymorphism of the healthcare practices highlight some spontaneous intercultural competences, particularly those of the indigenous professionals, within the hegemony of non-indigenous health knowledge and the lack of awareness of intercultural healthcare. Intercultural training and empowerment still remain a priority.

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confidence: 99%