Dispositivos de compartilhamento do cuidado: análise frente a uma situação de catástrofe

Abstract

The construction of a new model in health is to broaden the integrality, intersectoriality and enlarged clinic. In this perspective, the shared care devices, acceptance and health networks are essential for better health care. In disasters, such as the Santa Maria/RS, where a fire killed 242 young people, the existence of a health work based on these devices is crucial. This article aimed to identify the actions developed in the care to victims and examine if it responded to shared care logic, grew out of the work developed by a matrix support group. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with different network services professionals who provided care in emergency situation and participated in the actions of the matrix support group. Data were analyzed based on content Analysis, resulting in the construction of five categories. Stands out that the professionals expanded the vision care, included mental health actions in basic network and support, using shared care devices, sheltering and networks. However, after the emergency situation there was a reduction of these practices, reflecting the non-existence of a full network and organized.