Interdisciplinaridade do ensino na saúde na preceptoria do PET-Saúde/GraduaSUS

Abstract

This Academic Course Completion Work (TACC) of the Graduate Program in Health Education (PPES) belonging to the Faculty of Medicine of the Federal University of Alagoas consists of the following sections: presentation; dissertation, based on the research entitled “Interdisciplinarity of teaching in the health in the preceptorship of the PET-Health/GraduaSUS”; and two education products, directly linked to the dissertation. At the end, the general considerations of the TACC are presented and the appendices and annexes are made available. In the presentation, the personal motivations that led to the research are outlined. The dissertation, built on the basis of Social Constructionism, had as its main objective to investigate the controversies in the conversations between the preceptors of the Education through Work Program for Health/ GraduaSUS (PET-Health/GraduaSUS) on interdisciplinarity of teaching in Cheers. The research was carried out with preceptors of the program (PET-Health/GraduaSUS / 2016-2018) from a public university in the interior of Alagoas, using the Conversation Wheel technique to the produce the information. The information was analyzed based on discursive practices, offering five sets of meanings as a result: formative profile; interdisciplinarity; training processes; power relations; challenges. As products were written: a infographic on Conversation Wheels and an integrative review article on interdisciplinarity in the context of PET-Health.This study seeks to the contribute to the understanding of interdisciplinarity and its implications in the context of health education, as well as in the training of preceptors in the interior of Alagoas, collaboration to expand and strengthen the teaching-service-community integration, with a view to bringing health professionals closer together university and co-responsible for the critical students and builders collective action in the scenarios of practices of the Unified Health System (SUS).