O psicanalista na saúde pública

The role of the Psychoanalysis in Public Health has been the focus of some research, however, there is an emphasis on the work done within the Centers for Psychosocial Care (Centros de Atenção Psicossocial, CAPS) and Hospitals.This study aims to investigate and discuss the inclusion of the psychoanalyst in the field of Public Health, regarding his practice in health care team in Primary Care (Atenção Básica, AB), specifically acting on matricial in a city close to the capital of São Paulo.We chose a smaller city, provincial, in order to contribute to the professionals of these cities and produce unlinked knowledge of the great capitals.From the psychoanalytical contributions of Freud and Lacan, we reflect about the place and Psychoanalysis practice in line with scientific knowledge production, deepening some necessary conditions for this, such as training in Psychoanalysis, the differences between the analyst and physician's training, citizen analyst, the need to master the psychoanalytic clinic and seek the dialogues with other languages and areas of knowledge to be able to act as a team.Therefore, we use qualitative research through the presentation of a single case study, which allowed the necessary deepening of the data.We chose to hear in interviews, a professional with more training time, allowing the testimony of his experiences.The field research was conducted in a provincial town where the Psychosocial Care Network (Rede de Atenção Psicossocial, RAPS) is in training and some matricial initiatives are being developed.The conduct and analysis of the interviews were guided by the theoretical Freudian-Lacanian.We listed, in the analysis and discussion, three central themes: a) Training; b) Praxis and; c) Matricial.From the interviewed psychoanalyst narrative (called Psi) we pointed out which of his speech is consistent with the theoretical and specialized publications and which is not consistent, indicating some aspects of what occurs in daily deals.We highlight two important points: the need to know, master, be able to communicate, from the predominant language among workers of Public Health, which is the medical/psychiatric language, and at the same time, get away for the construction of the place of analyst on the team, not forgetting that the construction of this place is a constant process and; the difference, not yet fully understood, between Psychology and Psychoanalysis.We finalized reflecting that despite the obstacles faced, the Psychoanalysis can contribute to this vast field of action.Therefore, it is necessary, analysts with solid training, composing teams of AB and matrix support, breaking with the old practices and rooted ideas, seeking alternatives to the user population of the Unified Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde, SUS) to be heard in their suffering

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