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Revista Psicologia Política

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PEREIRA, Cristiane Marchiori  and  FEUERWERKER, Laura Camargo Macruz. Health support: strengths in relation to. Rev. psicol. polít. [online]. 2018, vol.18, n.42, pp. 379-398. ISSN 1519-549X.

This paper aims at problematizing the means of support on Public Healthcare System (SUS, Sistema Único de Saúde), considering support as a political action between related elements, which may (or may not) expand and benefit management and production capabilities of local and regional healthcare. In the environment of SUS, an ongoing struggle is present in the relationship between counties and state management, thus inviting a debate towards the field of work micropolitics. Therefore, to study support, I have accompanied the workspace of planners from a São Paulo State Bureau of Healthcare (SES/SP, Secretaria Estadual de Saúde de São Paulo) regional office. Extended as an interventional study and, with the intention of accompanying processes, this cartography enabled the creation field relations (recorded in field diary), understanding of the effects of onfield work, and construction of an analysis plan, namely: health clinic and care, active micropolitics, experimentation impact in support, need to assemble supporters, and use of conceptual tools in healthcare support. We then present as results the political implications from supporters, implications between elements which permanently coordinate and uncoordinate themselves, and have the ability to initiate other operations in creating networks and care capabilities in health.

Keywords : Health support; Health management; Work Micropolitics; Permanent healthcare education; Humanization.

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