Interdisciplinary approach to homeless street people: experience report
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15448/1983-652X.2018.3.30839Keywords:
Brazilian health care system, primary health care, interdisciplinary health team, street people.Abstract
Objective: To report the experience of two nursing undergraduate students from Universidade Católica de Brasília, after following a team who brings health care to street people.
Description of the experience: The case was experienced with the staff of an Administrative Region of the Federal District, where activities were carried out to mitigate health injuries to street people. These people deserve special attention due to marginalization, stigmatization, and social invisibility. The interdisciplinary team plays an important social role in the reduction of diseases, promoting the exchange of knowledge that qualifies the final product of health actions.
Conclusion: According to the students, their experience with street people contributed to their professional training as nursing students. It played a key role in their critical and reflexive thinking regarding the social responsibility of professionals and managers towards specific populations submitted to extreme social vulnerability.
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