Produção do cuidado: trabalho interprofissional e práticas colaborativas em saúde em uma unidade básica de saúde

Abstract

In the Unified Health System, there is a stimulus for the production of care centered on the subject through tools such as interprofessional work and collaborative practices. In this context, the present work aims to understand the configuration of interprofessional work and collaborative practices for the production of person-centered care. This is a qualitative study, in which fourteen (n=14) professionals from a Basic Health Unit in a municipality of Santa Catarina participated. Data collection took place through recorded individual interviews that were later transcribed. Data were categorized and analyzed using the Hermeneutic-Dialectic technique. The following categories of analysis emerged: interprofessionality and interdisciplinarity, teamwork and collaborative practices, extended clinic and user-centered care; weaknesses and potentialities of care production. It was found that a significant number of professionals interviewed are not familiar with the spinal cord terminologies of Primary Care, despite applying them routinely in the practice of the health service. With this study, it was possible to understand the fundamental role of interprofessional work and collaborative practices for the effective functioning of health services, promoting a more humanized service that includes the production of care centered on the subject.