Negligence in the health field: populations government’s strategy
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Negligência, saúde, governamentalidade, infância, vulnerabilidade.Abstract
The present article discusses the meanings that the negligence assumes in the childhood for the teams of the Family Health Program and in which way such meanings produce the practices of health. For such, we have used data obtained through the observation of the work routine of the teams, especially of the health agents. The discussion was accomplished starting from two axes that were presents throughout the research and among these ones the speech on negligence oscillates: some times this is everything, other times it is nothing. We have approached the implications of this oscillation and what it will produce concerning to the practices of health. We concluded articulating this discussion with the risk notions and vulnerability, searching to think how the meanings produced for negligence integrate the strategies of the population government. Keywords: Negligence; health; governamentality; childhood; vulnerability.Downloads
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2008-08-29
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Hillesheim, B., Cruz, L. R. da, Somavilla, V. E. da C., Hilgert, J. D., Fischer, B. L., & Dhein, G. (2008). Negligence in the health field: populations government’s strategy. Psico, 39(2). Retrieved from https://revistaseletronicas.pucrs.br/revistapsico/article/view/2294
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