Regina Marsiglia and the introduction of social sciences in medical education at Faculdade de Ciências Médicas da Santa Casa de São Paulo
This article aims at discussing this in loco teach ing-learning strategy which grants contact with the street world and with the integral care that the Street Clinic team develops within the context of intra- and intersectoral actions. The experience was relevant and contributed to the humanistic and social education of these future professionals, a nd also improved the work process of the health care team through the dialogue between teaching and service, thus improving the Brazilian National Health System. (Source: Saude e Sociedade)
Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Remembering Regina Marsiglia
This article aims at discussing this in loco teach ing-learning strategy which grants contact with the street world and with the integral care that the Street Clinic team develops within the context of intra- and intersectoral actions. The experience was relevant and contributed to the humanistic and social education of these future professionals, a nd also improved the work process of the health care team through the dialogue between teaching and service, thus improving the Brazilian National Health System. (Source: Saude e Sociedade)
Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Social determination of the epidemic process
This article aims at discussing this in loco teach ing-learning strategy which grants contact with the street world and with the integral care that the Street Clinic team develops within the context of intra- and intersectoral actions. The experience was relevant and contributed to the humanistic and social education of these future professionals, a nd also improved the work process of the health care team through the dialogue between teaching and service, thus improving the Brazilian National Health System. (Source: Saude e Sociedade)
Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Homeless population: a view from interprofessional education to the non-visible
This article aims at discussing this in loco teach ing-learning strategy which grants contact with the street world and with the integral care that the Street Clinic team develops within the context of intra- and intersectoral actions. The experience was relevant and contributed to the humanistic and social education of these future professionals, a nd also improved the work process of the health care team through the dialogue between teaching and service, thus improving the Brazilian National Health System. (Source: Saude e Sociedade)
Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Collective imaginary of elderly people participating in the Protection and Defense Network of the Elderly Person
This study, characterized as qualitative research and based on the psychoanalytic method, aimed at understanding the collective imaginary of the older adults, who attend meetings on aging organized by the RPDI. The RPDI participants were invited to a collective interview, in which the Drawing-Story with Theme Procedure was used as a resource for facilitating emotional communication. The analysis of these drawings and narratives made it possible to recognize two affective-emotional meaning fields, named “ Old age as helplessness ” and “ Old age as personal responsibility ” . The paths that led to the fields of mean...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Work training in undergraduate degrees in health
This articles reviews the changes in the medical education and health teaching - driven, on the one hand, by the sanitary reform and consolidation of the Brazilian National Health System and, on the other hand, by the National Curriculum Guidelines, which fostered the interdisciplinary, interprofessional, and intersectoral aspects of inductive policies for the consolidation of the Inter-professional Education in Health (EIP). In this course, we highlight the contributions of professor Regina Marsiglia, both in her productions as in her activism, in the tireless articulation between theory and practice. (Source: Saude e Sociedade)
Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Presentation - Interprofessional education in health in the integration of teaching and work: notes and contributions of professor Regina Marsiglia for the field
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Source: Saude e Sociedade - January 7, 2019 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Errata
This article seeks to broaden the discussion on disability and maternity, valuing the experience of women with visual impairments. It refers to a cut of the data from the master ’ s research Giving birth when one doesn ’ t see: visually impaired women ’ s reports about motherhood, which analyzed the motherhood construction through the reports of mothers with visual impairment through nondirected interviews. The comprehension, interest and questioning of participants regarding maternity and its practices, the ramifications of this new social arrangement and the gender ’ s demarcations involved in the taking care of ...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Labeled maternity: the stigma of being a mother with visual impairment
This article seeks to broaden the discussion on disability and maternity, valuing the experience of women with visual impairments. It refers to a cut of the data from the master ’ s research Giving birth when one doesn ’ t see: visually impaired women ’ s reports about motherhood, which analyzed the motherhood construction through the reports of mothers with visual impairment through nondirected interviews. The comprehension, interest and questioning of participants regarding maternity and its practices, the ramifications of this new social arrangement and the gender ’ s demarcations involved in the taking care of ...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Social determinants in health that influence the prevalence of HIV infection in women sex workers in the downtown area of the city of Armenia, Quindío, Colombia
This article aims to analyze the Social Determinants in Health (DSS) that influence the prevalence of HIV infection in sex-working women in the downtown area of the city of Armenia, Quind ío, Colombia. For that reason, a qualitative investigation of analytical and descriptive character is found, in which semi-structured interviews and focus groups are used as instruments for the collection of information. These tools made it possible to obtain information on socio-demographic aspect s, support networks, knowledge about HIV/AIDS and Human, Sexual and Reproductive Rights (HR-SSR) of the sex-workers located in the central ar...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
From home to the third-dimension ultrasound: the paths in assistance of women assisted in the supplementary health sector of Porto Alegre - RS
This article aims to analyze the care provided to women assisted in services of the supplementary health sector of Porto Alegre, RS, to better understand their experiences during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. It is an ethnographic qualitative study. Eight women were followed during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period, all of them living in Porto Alegre, RS, who had received their prenatal care in the supplementary health sector. The data were collected through home visits, attendance in prenatal appointments, observations of moments which were pre-determined alongside the women, recorded and ...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Pictures from a region: impact of the sugarcane industry, health indicators and managers’ perception
This article analyzes health indicators in the municipalities of the S ão José do Rio Preto region (state of São Paulo, Brazil) and the demand of the population according to the managers regarding the sugar cane expansion process. Ten municipalities in the region that have sugar cane mills and 10 other municipalities with the same number of inhabitants, but without the presence of plants, were selected. Data were collected through interviews and Ministry of Health databases. It was observed that, regardless of the presence of sugar and alcohol plants, there was an improvement in health indicators. However, to the interv...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
The São Francisco River transposition and Pipipã people’s health, in Floresta, Pernambuco, Brazil
This study analyzed the socioenvironmental processes of vulnerabilization of the Pipip ã people resulting from the transposition of the São Francisco River in the municipality of Floresta, Pernambuco, Brazil. The research used the perspective of social determination of health and proposed a dialectical movement aiming to favor the needed dialogues for a proper understanding of the c omplexity of health problems. Qualitative research methodological procedures were used for data collection and analysis. Documents, interviews and participant observation were analyzed, emphasizing the understanding of the destructive social ...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
Economic crisis, austerity and rural areas: a qualitative study exploring perceptions of the effects on health care system and health in Navarra, Spain
This article presents the findings from a qualitative study that explores the perceptions of primary health care professionals and population of the effects of the crisis on the health system and health in rural areas. The qualitative methodology was considered ideal for the study of a complex phenomenon. We looked for depth in the understanding considering meanings and context. The study was carried out in three valleys of the Spanish Pyrenees (Navarra). We conducted 22 semi-structured interviews with key informants and non-expert profiles analyzed according to the sociological analysis of the speech. The unequal accessib...
Source: Saude e Sociedade - December 12, 2018 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Source Type: research
