Interdisciplinaridade em construção: cuidado de mulheres vítimas de violência no terceiro setor

Abstract

Considering the complex phenomenon of violence against women and its various dimensions, a Rede de Enfrentamento à Violência (REV) becomes necessary to combat, prevent and assist women in an integral way, formed by private institutions, the State and the Third Sector. We emphasize the Organizações da Sociedade Civil (OSC), that consolidated their social relevance, meeting demands that public authority cannot provide. Furthermore, it is settled the relevance of a team that acts in an articulated and protective manner of embracing these women. Therefore, we aim to describe and understand the field actions of a team (multiple disciplinary and interdisciplinary) composed by psychologists, social workers and lawyers, embracing women victims of violence, in an OSC located in the interior of the state MG. With this purpose, we elaborate semi structured interviews with the institution members, in a qualitative query and exploratory type. Based in the collected data, we conducted a thematic analysis, as proposed by Braun & Clarke, resulting in four main themes: “Teams structure manner”, “Teams perspective about caring in attendance”, “OSC in REV” and “Demands specificity”. We argue about the function structure of the institution and the team, what a multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary approach means in practice, the challenges in collective work and the thinking and acting of the professionals that face this service. We also consider the articulation with REV and the implications of the Third Sector, besides the inherent difficulties in one department that attends cases of violence against women.