Desafios da Residência em Saúde Mental em cenários de acesso limitado a redes de saúde: um relato de experiência

Abstract

The Multidisciplinary Residency Program in Mental Health Care aims and challenges to train professionals involved in the development of care strategies aligned with the principles of the Unified Health System and the guidelines of the Psychiatric Reform. This work is an experience report of education at work during residency, marked by the lack of access to a broad mental health network. Supported by a qualified theoretical scope, we seek to discuss the challenges of this limitation in the context of training and the impacts on professional practice. It is observed that the lack of access to the network has the potential to interfere with training and assistance, as the lack of knowledge of the territory makes discernment difficult. The question arises as to how the training of specialists and the organization of mental health workers has taken place in the current conjecture. Considering the power of health residences, evaluations of the quality of training are proposed, and articulations with spaces of social control and other initiatives that support the Reform.