RESIDÊNCIA MULTIPROFISSIONAL EM SAÚDE: UM ESTUDO SOBRE A INTEGRALIDADE E A INTERDISCIPLINARIDADE EM UM HOSPITAL DE URGÊNCIA E EMERGÊNCIA

Abstract

The Multiprofessional Residency in Health, as a training proposal, is a significant field in the strategic for the Health Unic System (SUS), stimulating multiprofessional teamwork, which contributes to the qualification of specialized human resources, with a view to guarantee integral health care. However, it is essential to problematize the context of attack on health and education policies that directly influence the direction of health education. The object of this study is the implementation of the Multiprofessional Integrated Residency Program in Urgency and Trauma Health (PRIMUT) at the Emergency Hospital of Goiânia (HUGO), in the perspective of integrality and interdisciplinarity of health training. The research aims to identify and analyze whether the health training of the program facilitates the integration of in-service teaching among resident health professionals (Social Workers, Nurses, Physiotherapists, Speech Therapists, Nutritionists and Psychologists) in the perspective of integrality and interdisciplinarity. This is a descriptive and exploratory research, developed from the qualitative approach, which was carried out in an urgency and emergency hospital, with seventeen members of the PRIMUT who met the inclusion criteria, from June to August 2016. In the technical approach of the fieldwork, the semi-structured interview was highlighted. The study contemplated the integrality and interdisciplinarity themes in health training within the scope of the PRIMUT. The sample consisted of tutors, preceptors and health professionals residents in the second year. All the ethical aspects of the researches with human beings ruled in Resolution nº 466/12 of the National Council of Health were respected. We consider that the training in the Multiprofessional Residency in Health (MRH), characterized by in-service teaching, takes place within a complicated context of interactions and relations between preceptors, residents, tutors and other professionals from different knowledge fields. The characteristics of the MRH are: in-service teaching; direct supervision of trained professionals (preceptory); academic supervision (tutoring); exclusive dedication system; fields for training and practice in services of the health care network of the SUS. In a context that is contrary to the universal Health System, we consider absolutely important to train critical professionals who are in accordance with the principles and guidelines of the SUS. We highlight the need to discuss the 60-hour weekly workload, as well as the many difficulties of establishing a multiprofessional and interdisciplinary relationship, like: differences of understanding the role of residents in the service and the guidelines of the health training; the resistance of the defenders of the biomedical model in carrying out multiprofessionals activities; and the impasses in articulating the specific field with the common, without the supremacy of one profession over the other. The effectiveness of integral and interdisciplinary practices is still a challenge to be fully achieved in the health education in the context of the residency.