O (des)cumprimento das necessidades de saúde no encarceramento feminino alagoano uma análise da aplicação da política nacional de atenção integral à saúde das pessoas privadas de liberdade no sistema prisional (PNAISP)

Abstract

ABSTRACT: The present work sought to carry out an analysis of the context in which the female prison unit in the state of Alagoas is located, in relation to the actions of the Public Power, regarding the implementation of the right to access to health. For this, the National Policy for Comprehensive Health Care for People Deprived of Liberty in the Prison System (PNAISP) was used as the basis for analysis. Through a theoretical dimension, understanding the imprisonment of women in Brazil and Alagoas, and another empirical one, through the study of public norms and documents issued by the Public Power that enable the collection of official data and information, we sought to demonstrate the health conditions in which women who are incarcerated in Alagoas live. Thus, the results brought by this research reflect not only the reality of female prison, but also – and mainly – the way in which gender issues have a direct influence on society and the way the State deals with incarcerated women. This study made it possible to understand what has actually been happening within the walls of the Santa Luzia Women's Prison, allowing this reality to be known and bringing visibility, even if in a minimal way, to these women. Coming to the conclusion that, given the invisibility of incarcerated women to the State, precarious access to health is an integral reality in the dynamics of female imprisonment in Alagoas.