a intersubjetividade no cuidado à saúde mental: narrativas de técnicos e auxiliares de enfermagem de um centro de atenção psicossocial intersubjectivity in mental health care: narratives of nursing technicians at a psychosocial care center

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2011
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Abstract
Diante da demanda por atenção em Saúde Mental e na tentativa de se renovar o tratamento psiquiátrico destinado a portadores de transtornos mentais severos, surgiram os Centros de Atenção Psicossocial (Caps). Este artigo visa à análise de repercussões subjetivas do trabalho nos Caps nos profissionais de nível médio, buscandose contribuir para o planejamento em saúde. Realizaram-se dois grupos focais com trabalhadores de um Caps III. A metodologia utilizada para análise alicerça-se na abordagem hermenêutico-crítica proposta por Ricoeur e na filosofia gadameriana. Revelou-se como principal desencadeante de sofrimento a desvalorização do trabalho. Destacaram-se temas como dificuldade de cooperação com familiares de usuários, a fraca interligação do Caps com a rede de saúde, a responsabilização pelo plantão noturno, controvérsias sobre a liberação de pacientes em leito-noite e excesso de carga horária. Propõe-se adequado planejamento de estrutura e de organização institucional quando da abertura de novos Caps, visando diminuir impacto de trabalho nos técnicos e melhorar o desempenho clínico da equipe.
Psychosocial Care Centers (Caps) were established as a result of the demand for Mental Health care and were an attempt to update psychiatric treatment for those afflicted with severe mental disorders. This article seeks to analyze subjective repercussions of work conducted in Caps on mid-level professionals and to contribute to healthcare planning. Two focal groups were conducted with workers of a Caps III. The methodology applied to the analysis was based on the critical hermeneutical approach proposed by Ricoeur and espoused by Gadamerian philosophy. Lack of appreciation in the workplace was revealed as being the main cause of suffering. Several themes stood out including the difficulty of obtaining the cooperation of users'; relatives, the tenuous interconnection between Caps and the health network, the attribution of responsibility for the night shift, controversies regarding overnight-stay patients and an excessive workload. Adequate structural planning and institutional organization is proposed when opening new Caps in order to reduce the workload of technicians and improve the clinical performance of the team.
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Authors ;Rosana Onocko Campos;Ivana Preto Baccari
Journal journal of physical activity & health
Year 2011
DOI
10.1590/S1413-81232011000400004
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1413-81232011000400004
Keywords
mental health narrative praxis health planning social practices saúde mental health policies

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