“…Since 2003, the National Health Department and the National Education Department in Brazil have launched policies for the reorientation of health education, with complementary actions to the National Curricular Guidelines, targeting health professionals in a perspective of the integration between teaching-service-community (Brasil, 2007(Brasil, , 2008, making use of interdisciplinarity, contextualization and autonomy, so that the students can develop general and specific skills and competences to health education and, thus, explore a knowledge that is present in the economic structure, political and cultural, permeated by the university and teachers (Moraes & Costa, 2016). Pedagogical practices should enable the development of skills and abilities common to all health professions, for the training of general practitioners, in order to promote the perception that the living and working conditions of the population are decisive determinants in their health situation, considering also that the essence of a Pedagogical Project in the area of health should seek its social identity and be the link between the training exercise and the Brazil's Unified Public Health System.…”