The Contribution of Interdisciplinarity to the Development of Competencies for WorkRelated Mental Health in Primary Health Care
Leonardo Alexandrino de Almeida,
Mônica de Fatima Bianco,
Thiago Drumond Moraes
et al.
Abstract:This study aimed to investigate the process of developing competencies for working with WorkRelated Mental Health (WRMH) in primary health care. The research is anchored on a referential that discusses the notion of competencies and their development in a contextualized way, stemming from the interpretivist paradigm. Additionally, it resorts to discussions about interdisciplinarity, social determinants of health processes, and WRMH in primary care. The research has a qualitative approach. The data were produce… Show more
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