caring for the carers: worker health in a precariousness scene
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Abstract
The conduct of health policy has caused many impacts on Worker Health in health units, affecting claims and conceptions of the field. While integrality bumps in insistent presence of a biomedical conception of health, concretized in management practices and user assistance, health worker faces within health units with a precariousness scene of working conditions and hence social reproduction of workers. In this sense, there is a significant frequency of demands put to the worker health’s teams that reflect not access these workers themselves of the assistance provided by SUS.
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| Authors | ;Francineide Silva Sales Abreu |
| Journal | journal of applied physics |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.5935/1809-2667.20130034
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