Segurar, caminhar e falar: notas etnográficas sobre a experiência de uma “mãe de micro” no Recife/PE

Fleischer, Soraya

doi:10.9771/cgd.v3i2.21983

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“…Rego and Palacios 13 Nunes and Pimenta 14 Ventura 15 Lesser and Kriton 16 Scott et al 30 Fleischer 31 Pinheiro and Longhi 32 Diniz and Brito 33 Lara Netto 34…”

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Zika, protagonismo feminino e cuidado: ensaiando zonas de contato

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Neste ensaio iluminamos temas lançados ao debate pós-epidemia de Zika Vírus (ZIKAV) na vida de mulheres e crianças. Analisamos 23 artigos, publicados entre 2016 e 2017, selecionados em periódicos brasileiros, no campo das Ciências Sociais e Humanas em Saúde. Há um discurso mestiço de reivindicação por direitos – grandes narrativas de apelo social e explicação pelas forças sociais de um Estado negligente – associado a pequenas narrativas de cuidado de um filho com deficiência. Provisoriamente, concluímos que a zona de contato se dá pelo movimento de resgate das pequenas narrativas na tradução das iniquidades produzidas pelo Estado na vida das pessoas comuns.

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“…Rego and Palacios 13 Nunes and Pimenta 14 Ventura 15 Lesser and Kriton 16 Scott et al 30 Fleischer 31 Pinheiro and Longhi 32 Diniz and Brito 33 Lara Netto 34…”

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“…If the media provided ephemerality, these papers represent a "not forgetting", conjuring up presence and daily life. First-person reports emphasize proximity, alterity and reciprocity in the movements of holding, walking and speaking 31 . of a viral epidemic transmitted by an external agent.…”

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Zika, protagonismo feminino e cuidado: ensaiando zonas de contato

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“…Enquanto o BPC é uma renda garantida para o custeio das demandas da pessoa com deficiência, o Bolsa Família deve assegurar o custeio dos demais membros que pararam de trabalhar e diante disto tiveram sua condição de vulnerabilidade agudizada. Como o cuidado com a pessoa com deficiência recai mais sobre a mulher (Fleischer, 2017;Matos;Meira, 2018), muitas tiveram que parar de exercer o trabalho remunerado. Esse afastamento do mundo do trabalho acabou por representar um gasto indireto da epidemia, havendo uma queda no rendimento concomitantemente ao aumento das despesas.…”

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A negociação do acesso ao Benefício de Prestação Continuada por crianças com Síndrome Congênita do Zika Vírus em Pernambuco

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2019

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O estado de emergência em saúde pública decorrente da epidemia do Zika vírus no Brasil, especificamente na Região Nordeste e no Estado de Pernambuco, mobilizou o sistema de saúde, da assistência social, o campo científico e jurídico, num esforço conjunto para responder à população e as agências internacionais sobre o nascimento de crianças com microcefalia (Síndrome Congênita do Zika Vírus - SCZ). Neste artigo, fazemos uma análise do Benefício de Prestação Continuada – BPC, a partir da lei que priorizou o seu acesso a crianças acometidas pelo Zika Vírus no Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social – INSS. A partir do método etnográfico, buscamos compreender as particularidades relacionadas à Emergência em Saúde Pública e ao modelo social de deficiência, sob a influência do BCP, que entram em pauta para o entendimento da epidemia. Em seguida, abordamos como se dão as negociações dos diferentes atores do processo – famílias atingidas pela SCZ, INSS, judiciário – no acesso ou não ao BPC e evidenciamos que a deficiência tem sido relativizada em detrimento do critério da pobreza.

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“…The emotional vulnerability to which professionals and users of health system are submitted are equivalent within a chain of iniquities and search for knowledge. Moreover, this chronology delimits a process that risks sexual and reproductive rights in the name of securitization of epidemics 7 , reinforcing fears and stigmatization.If, on the one hand, international agencies and the Brazilian government position themselves and qualify emergencies, on the other, by anticipating them very closely, the scientific field -both clinicians and researchers -mobilizes itself for answers 8,9,10 .Given this context, the National Network of Specialists of Zika and Related Diseases (RENEZIKA), among others, and studies on the biological and social aspects had the initiative of coming forward in a cooperation between national and international researchers to investigate and propose articulations for action.…”

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“…If, on the one hand, international agencies and the Brazilian government position themselves and qualify emergencies, on the other, by anticipating them very closely, the scientific field -both clinicians and researchers -mobilizes itself for answers 8,9,10 .…”

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Emergency and permanence of the Zika virus epidemic: an agenda connecting research and policy

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Cad. Saúde Pública 2018; 34(8):e00075718Recently, the Zika virus epidemic has caused a setting of health emergency in Brazil. This event has mobilized several stakeholders to look at this reality -where women, men and children born with the marks of these diagnoses are differently affected -as one with vectors, illnesses and obscure diagnosis situations. Recalling this recent memory means summoning the political realms to demand the commitment to the health of the population in contexts of health emergencies and their repercussions in the daily life.The Zika virus epidemic is characterized as a total social fact 1 , precisely because it synthesizes several determinations about epidemic processes by combining factors of economic and social inequality and revealing processes of vulnerability. This situation triggers a chronology of events that establish and dismiss the emergency: in November 2015, the Brazilian Ministry of Health issued a National Public Health Emergency 2 ; in February 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) classified the Zika virus epidemic as a public health emergency of international concern 3 ; in March 2016, the Protocol for Surveillance and Response to the Occurrence of Microcephaly Related to Zika Virus Infection 4 was published; in November 2016, the WHO no longer considered the Zika virus as an international emergency 5 ; and, in May 2017, the Brazilian Ministry of Health declared the end of the emergency 6 .These sequential events, responsible for inaugurating and ceasing emergencies, do not suspend the living experience: babies will grow up and need, in addition to rehabilitation services, nurseries and schools able to receive them; and parents and relatives will need to work and most likely will be burdened by their exhausting routines. The emotional vulnerability to which professionals and users of health system are submitted are equivalent within a chain of iniquities and search for knowledge. Moreover, this chronology delimits a process that risks sexual and reproductive rights in the name of securitization of epidemics 7 , reinforcing fears and stigmatization.If, on the one hand, international agencies and the Brazilian government position themselves and qualify emergencies, on the other, by anticipating them very closely, the scientific field -both clinicians and researchers -mobilizes itself for answers 8,9,10 .Given this context, the National Network of Specialists of Zika and Related Diseases (RENEZIKA), among others, and studies on the biological and social aspects had the initiative of coming forward in a cooperation between national and international researchers to investigate and propose articulations for action.

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Segurar, caminhar e falar: notas etnográficas sobre a experiência de uma “mãe de micro” no Recife/PE

Cited by 29 publications

References 2 publications

Zika, protagonismo feminino e cuidado: ensaiando zonas de contato

Zika, protagonismo feminino e cuidado: ensaiando zonas de contato

A negociação do acesso ao Benefício de Prestação Continuada por crianças com Síndrome Congênita do Zika Vírus em Pernambuco

Emergency and permanence of the Zika virus epidemic: an agenda connecting research and policy

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