Popular Health Education: Meaning of Experience in Training Community Health Workers
MICHELE NEVES MENESES,
CRISTIANNE MARIA FAMER ROCHA,
ELIZABETH MARTÍNEZ BUENABAD
et al.
Abstract:This study brings results from a qualitative research aiming to analyze the meaning of the training experience of Community Health Workers (ACSs, in Portuguese) in the Qualification Program in Popular Education in Health (EdPopSUS), one of the priority strategies of the Operative Plan of the National Policy of Popular Education for the Unified Health System, in Brazil. Data production occurred between 2018-2019 and included documentary analysis and semi-structured interviews with the ACSs and the health and Ed… Show more
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