Produção de saúde na atenção básica: desafios à formação em Residência Multiprofissional

Abstract

Introduction: Primary Care is one of the main strategies for consolidating the Unified Health System, being a territorialized service, which makes it possible to know the users' ways of life, and the needs of the local population, so that it can offer and produce care for patients. according to the characteristics and needs of the locality in which it is located. In this way, AB shows itself as a powerful learning environment. However, health training courses are mostly carried out in the hospital environment, with conducts primarily focused on complaints of conduct and interventions based on medical knowledge. Objective: To report, in a critical-reflexive way, the meaning of health production in the lived territory of Primary Care (AB), having as reference the challenges experienced in training in multiprofessional residency in Family Health. As a method, it is a qualitative, narrative-type experience report. Results: The Report showed that the multiprofessional residency represents a powerful and challenging interdisciplinary and interprofessional training strategy, aimed at an expanded clinic and co-producer of health and life in the territory, with Primary Care as a reference for teaching-service integration. Final considerations, it is possible to infer, from this experience report, that there is an urgent need to rethink the training models since graduation so that they may converge with another logic of producing health, guided by an expanded clinic focused on the real needs of the patient. user, having as a reference their lived territory, which calls us to reduce the distance from academia and health services, adding new and diverse knowledge and practices.