A realidade social brasileira e o retrocesso na Saúde Mental

Abstract

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Percepção da Equipe de Saúde da Família sobre o cuidado a usuários de drogas

“…In fact, the centrality in the hospital and the hegemony of the biomedical paradigm in medical schools still contribute to the inadequacy of the profile of professionals trained in Brazil in our contemporaneity 18 . In this context, the Brazilian Association of Psychiatry, an institution that, since the early 2000s, has taken a strong critical and public position against the Psychiatric Reform (PR), has mobilized paradigmatic problematizations in the area of mental health, favoring professional bio-scientific concepts and practices and based on the market logic of the pharmaceutical industry across civil society 19,20 . Thus, even after so many years have passed since the beginning of the struggle for PR, challenges are posed every day for those who wish to bring about psychiatric change in mental health care in Brazil.…”

“…Thus, even after so many years have passed since the beginning of the struggle for PR, challenges are posed every day for those who wish to bring about psychiatric change in mental health care in Brazil. Furthermore, at the same time, we have been following setbacks in public mental health policy by dismantling some of its pillars, which also requires reflections and research in the area, as we still know little about the impact of these setbacks on assistance and socio-cultural productions 19 .…”

Perception of the Family Health Team on the care of drug user

“…In fact, the centrality in the hospital and the hegemony of the biomedical paradigm in medical schools still contribute to the inadequacy of the profile of professionals trained in Brazil in our contemporaneity 18 . In this context, the Brazilian Association of Psychiatry, an institution that, since the early 2000s, has taken a strong critical and public position against the Psychiatric Reform (PR), has mobilized paradigmatic problematizations in the area of mental health, favoring professional bio-scientific concepts and practices and based on the market logic of the pharmaceutical industry across civil society 19,20 . Thus, even after so many years have passed since the beginning of the struggle for PR, challenges are posed every day for those who wish to bring about psychiatric change in mental health care in Brazil.…”

“…Thus, even after so many years have passed since the beginning of the struggle for PR, challenges are posed every day for those who wish to bring about psychiatric change in mental health care in Brazil. Furthermore, at the same time, we have been following setbacks in public mental health policy by dismantling some of its pillars, which also requires reflections and research in the area, as we still know little about the impact of these setbacks on assistance and socio-cultural productions 19 .…”