O cotidiano da equipe de enfermagem de um Centro de Atenção Psicossocial Álcool e Drogas III

Abstract

Descriptive study of a qualitative research from the sociological perspective of Comprehensive Sociology proposed by Michel Maffesoli. Data collection was carried out through semi-structured audio interviews with 10 professionals from the nursing team who work in a Psychosocial Alcohol and Drug III Care Center III and participant observation with a field journal record. After the data collection, the data from the interviews were organized manually in the Microsoft Word 2007 Program, and analyzed from Minayo's content analysis, and from the thinking and values of Comprehensive Sociology described by Michel Maffesoli. From the analysis, three categories were constructed: Power in question: professionalism and work control; Psychiatric power on the scene: still in search of truth; The ways of a practice thought and lived "the profession the way it has to be". The nursing team experiences a process of change in Psychosocial Alcohol and Drug III Care Center III ad between traditional practices and new proposals of care, the search for autonomy and control of work and the consolidation of their care practice in this service and as a member of the multiprofessional team. The profession is inserted in a context full of challenges in which it needs to reinvent itself, to improve and to incorporate the specific knowledge to its daily practice. The training of the nursing professional should also be valued and rethought in order to promote reflection in the academic and integrate the principles of psychosocial attention to the formation of the individual to avoid the reproduction of the asylum. This study is an invitation to broaden the view of possibilities, proposals and attitudes for mental health, once it is important to understand the singularities of the bloke in psychological distress, but also the subjectivities of nursing professionals who work in this field must be considered.