as representações sociais dos trabalhadores sobre o programa saúde da família the social representations of workers regarding the family health program
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Abstract
O estudo tem como objetivo analisar as representações dos trabalhadores acerca do Programa Saúde da Família (PSF), a fim de verificar as potencialidades e as limitações para a mudança do modelo de atenção à saúde. A coleta de dados foi realizada por meio de entrevistas semi-estruturadas com dezoito trabalhadores da área da saúde e observação do processo de trabalho das equipes do Programa Família Saudáveis de cinco Regionais Administrativas do Distrito Federal. As entrevistas analisadas com o software Alceste evidenciaram dois eixos temáticos. O primeiro deles foi o das representações sociais do PSF, composto pelas classes um -o PSF como estratégia para a mudança do modelo de atenção -, dois -dificuldades de infra-estrutura -e cinco -a interação com a família baseada na prática da medicalização. O segundo eixo temático foi: as práticas cotidianas do PSF, composto pela classe três -as ações desenvolvidas pelo PSF -, e pela classe quatro -os modos de organização e de divisão do trabalho no PSF.
The scope of this study is to analyze the social representations of workers regarding the Family Healthcare Program (FHP) to check its potential and limitations in order to change the healthcare model. Data were obtained through semi-structured interviews with eighteen health workers and by observing the working process of the teams of the Healthy Family Program (HFP) of five Regional Administrations in the Federal District. The data obtained from the interviews were analyzed using ALCESTE software, which generated two main trends. The first is related to social representations of the FHP, composed of several classes: the first class deals with FHP as a strategy to change the healthcare model; the second class refers to the difficulties of infrastructure, and the fifth class deals with family interaction based on medical practice. The second trend deals with daily practices of the HFP, composed of a third class, namely the actions developed by the HFP, and a fourth class that demonstrates the forms of organization and division of labor.
The scope of this study is to analyze the social representations of workers regarding the Family Healthcare Program (FHP) to check its potential and limitations in order to change the healthcare model. Data were obtained through semi-structured interviews with eighteen health workers and by observing the working process of the teams of the Healthy Family Program (HFP) of five Regional Administrations in the Federal District. The data obtained from the interviews were analyzed using ALCESTE software, which generated two main trends. The first is related to social representations of the FHP, composed of several classes: the first class deals with FHP as a strategy to change the healthcare model; the second class refers to the difficulties of infrastructure, and the fifth class deals with family interaction based on medical practice. The second trend deals with daily practices of the HFP, composed of a third class, namely the actions developed by the HFP, and a fourth class that demonstrates the forms of organization and division of labor.
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| Authors | ;Helena Eri Shimizu;Leonardo da Silva Reis |
| Journal | journal of physical activity & health |
| Year | 2011 |
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