Saúde e serviços assistenciais na experiência de jovens Guarani da comunidade Boa Vista

Macedo, Maria Daniela Corrêa; Barros, Denise Dias

doi:10.11606/issn.2238-6149.v21i3p182-188

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“…However, some authors (Correia & Akerman, 2015;Costa, 2012;Macedo & Barros, 2010) advanced in defining the fundamentals of the work of occupational therapists in interventions based on a community perspective, as is the case of the study developed by Costa (2012), which adopts the concept of community based on the field of psychosociology. The author conceived the "meanings of the community" as identity construction: "[…] the work of the social occupational therapist with traditional peoples and communities is based on the principle of occupation, understood as a social right, in which collectively means and produces social meaning" (Costa, 2012, p. 44).…”

Section: Community Practices As Described In Portuguesementioning

confidence: 99%

Um panorama das práticas comunitárias da terapia ocupacional na América Latina

Vinzón

Allegretti

Magalhães

2020

Cad. Bras. Ter. Ocup.

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Introduction:The recent history of Occupational Therapy (OT) shows, on a global scale, great concern about socio-communal issues that affect people's occupations and daily lives. Occupational therapists, acting in society and meeting its demands, seek to promote inclusion, emancipation, and participation in the socio-communal life of people. Nevertheless, Latin American studies on community interventions realized by occupational therapists are still scarce, suggesting more specific research on the designs and foundations of these interventions. Objective: To investigate the production by occupational therapists on community practices in Occupational Therapy, prioritizing the concepts used to support these interventions in Latin America, between 2006 and 2016. Method: A scoping review was carried out in Portuguese and Spanish. We searched for the articles through the CAPES Portal of Periodical databases, questionnaires for key informants, and manual searches in Occupational Therapy journals. The descriptors applied were: occupational therapy, practices, intervention, community, and occupational social therapy, in both languages. Results: The thematic analysis of the material showed that there is great diversity in the practices developed in the community, which have been growing in recent years. Nevertheless, theoretical-methodological foundations, as well as conceptual definitions, are still scarce. Conclusion: Community practices developed by occupational therapists, although more frequent, are still not systematically investigated in Latin America. Greater theoretical and methodological work on identified models is recommended for the consolidation of the field.

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confidence: 99%

Um panorama das práticas comunitárias da terapia ocupacional na América Latina

Vinzón

Allegretti

Magalhães

2020

Cad. Bras. Ter. Ocup.

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“…Não são poucas nem tampouco recentes as experiências de terapeutas ocupacionais imersas no campo da cultura (COSTA, 2001;DORNELES;PASIN;FONSECA, 2005;MACEDO;BARROS, 2010;COSTA, 2012;BARROS et al, 2013). Embora haja uma consonância destes trabalhos em problematizar questões de ordem sociocultural junto a determinados segmentos populacionais, há ainda certa necessidade de delinear melhor as ferramentas teórico-conceituais, os recursos e tecnologias sociais e as políticas públicas -sociais e culturais -com as quais se pretende dialogar para fomentar possibilidades de construção do campo da terapia ocupacional e da cultura.…”

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Jovens (en)cena: arte, cultura e território

Takeiti¹,

Vicentin²

2016

Cad. Ter. Ocup. UFSCar

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Resumo: Este trabalho discute o lugar das invenções estéticas nos modos de subjetivação de jovens em contextos de vulnerabilização e violências. Pretende, ainda, refletir como as ações empreendidas por estes jovens podem transversalizar a discussão entre terapia ocupacional e cultura. Para tanto, trabalhamos com alguns fragmentos de histórias de vida de três jovens engajados em distintos coletivos culturais-sarau de literatura marginal, movimento hip hop e produção audiovisual-nos distritos da Brasilândia e Vila Nova Cachoeirinha, na zona norte da cidade de São Paulo, os quais pudemos acompanhar por meio de incursões etnográficas nas ações culturais que protagonizam ou das quais participam e de entrevistas em história oral. As produções de subjetividades juvenis têm se configurado como um território-vivo marcado por experiências não só de pobreza e violências, mas, sobretudo, de produções coletivas, criativas, formas inéditas de vida tecidas por meio de invenções estéticas na periferia, em que o estigma de ser jovem, negro e pobre dá lugar ao emblema, ao orgulho de ser da periferia. Este lugar-território emblemático aparece em destaque nos coletivos culturais, particularmente no Sarau Poesia na Brasa e no Cinescadão, duas estratégias de arte/cultura que invocam uma forma de resistência, transformando as experiências das violências e vulnerabilizações vividas na periferia em práticas éticas, estéticas e políticas.

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Birth at the health center or at home: an analysis of birthing care among the Kukamas Kukamirias women of Peru

Yajahuanca

Fontenele

Sena

et al. 2013

J. Hum. Growth Dev.

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Objective: to describe and analyze the culture and traditions related to pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care of the Kukama kukamiria women, living in the Peruvian Amazon, and their experiences and perceptions of care at home compared to that received at the health center. Methods: a qualitative study based on ethnography that seeks to analyze traditional knowledge and practices of self-care, taking into account descriptions of home births attended by traditional midwives, compared to that of birth care at the health institution. Results: home delivery prioritizes women's' comfort, through the use of teas, baths and specific rituals in caring for the placenta; dietary regulations and attention to environmental aspects such as temperature and lighting are built into care. At the health facilities, routine interventions include acceleration of labor with the use of drugs, vaginal cutting (episiotomy), immobilization in lithotomy position, and the disposal of the placenta as garbage; which is perceived as inadequate and aggressive. Conclusion: a preference for traditional care is justified based on feelings of neglect and vulnerability at institutionalized health centers, resulting from the lack of consideration by the health services for the cultural and well-being specificities of the Kukama Kukamiria women.

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Saúde e serviços assistenciais na experiência de jovens Guarani da comunidade Boa Vista

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Um panorama das práticas comunitárias da terapia ocupacional na América Latina

Um panorama das práticas comunitárias da terapia ocupacional na América Latina

Jovens (en)cena: arte, cultura e território

Birth at the health center or at home: an analysis of birthing care among the Kukamas Kukamirias women of Peru

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