A LOOK AT PSYCHOMOTRICITY CARE IN PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES
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https://doi.org/10.31052/1853.1180.v19.n3.13070Keywords:
psychomotricity care, health-illness process, health organization, body and biopoliticsAbstract
At public health institutions in the province of Cordoba, we can observe an asymmetric participation between medical professions and other professions such as psychomotricity. This reality is observed in public health care centers in the city of Rio Cuarto. We critically think about the definition of the health-illness processes, comparing the current paradigms and Psychmotricity theory and asking about the ways in which the inclusion of this discipline is understood in the provincial public policies and in the legislation in force. The research was carried out through field work to get to know the opinion and assessment regarding health care and psychomotricity care and its legal framework by means of surveys and interviews to health social actors: doctors and local civil servants, among others. It is observed that the constitution of the health teams is incomplete; there exists professional bias which is still priorly constituted by the medical sciences. The intention of our analysis is to contrast medical knowledge and psychomotricity knowledge to set up reflection spaces which will allow the necessary transformations to take care of health recovery, prevention and promotion.
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