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Abstract
The study aimed at discussing, in the ambit of Brazilian Public Health System (SUS), the lack of development of the proposal of interdisciplinarity as a barrier to the effective exercise of
actions and social politics; starting from the knowledge, the reflection and search of solutions for the existent social demands. In order to do so, the concept of interdisciplinarity is based in its conceptual dimension, emphasized as an ally to the formation and consolidation within a complex structure, in the premises of health promotion. Also, the important role that the university possesses in the consolidation of SUS is seen, but it does not accomplishes for several reasons. However, the practice and actions that involve interdisciplinarity need to be stimulated and experienced, lived in different stages of life, as an important issue for that
they may rebound in an idealized, practicable and resolvent public health system.
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| Authors | ;Jefferson Paixão Cardoso;Alba Benemérita Alves Vilela;Nelba Reis Souza;Carolina Conceição Oliveira Vasconcelos;Giovanna Maria Nascimento Caricchio |
| Journal | food research |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.5020/1035
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