saberes locais, mediação e cidadania: o caso dos agentes comunitários de saúde local knowedge and citizenship: the communitarian health agents
saberes locales, mediación y ciudadanía: el caso de los agentes comunitarios de salud conocimiento local y ciudadanía: los agentes comunitarios de salud
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Abstract
Discussions about the new meaning of citizenship, valuing differences and respecting knowledge diversity bring the question of how public policies can be locally rooted to ensure access to diversity. This is evident when we deal with health policies, where the interaction between implementers and beneficiaries is essential to understand the results of the policy. The Family Health Program (FHP) has tried to change the relationship between state and society, bringing health professionals with the daily experienced by the users where there is (re) production of the components that lead to insecurity, poor health and disease. To analyse this kind of policy we must take into account the interaction processes and the practices of the actors involved in the FHP implementation. This article aims to analyze the role of Health Communitarian Agents (HCA) as FHP implementers. Through ethnographic research followed the practices of ACS in different cities, we seek to understand how they deal with their different knowledge, enable and disable referrals and adapt action to enact the program. We want to understand how they use mediations and interactions in their practices and built policies locally rooted, constructing alternative ways to implement these policies.
Las discusiones sobre el nuevo significado de la ciudadanía, la valoración de las diferencias y el respeto a la diversidad de conocimientos plantean la cuestión de cómo las políticas públicas pueden arraigarse a nivel local para garantizar el acceso a la diversidad. Esto resulta evidente cuando abordamos las políticas de salud, donde la interacción entre implementadores y beneficiarios es fundamental para comprender los resultados de la política. El Programa de Salud de la Familia (PSF) ha intentado modificar la relación entre el Estado y la sociedad, acercando a los profesionales de la salud a la experiencia cotidiana de los usuarios, donde tiene lugar la (re)producción de los componentes que conducen a la inseguridad, las malas condiciones de salud y la enfermedad. Para analizar este tipo de políticas, debemos tener en cuenta los procesos de interacción y las prácticas de los actores involucrados en la implementación del PSF. Este artículo tiene como objetivo analizar el papel de los Agentes Comunitarios de Salud (ACS) como implementadores del PSF. Mediante una investigación etnográfica que dio seguimiento a las prácticas de los ACS en diferentes ciudades, buscamos comprender cómo gestionan sus diversos conocimientos, activan y desactivan referencias y adaptan su acción para poner en marcha el programa. Buscamos comprender cómo emplean las mediaciones e interacciones en sus prácticas y construyen políticas arraigadas localmente, generando formas alternativas para implementar estas políticas.
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| Authors | ;Gabriela Spanghero Lotta |
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| Year | 2012 |
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