Interdisciplinarity in the construction of Permanent Education in Health with management teams

ABSTRACT

Government in the Unified Health System (SUS) is admittedly complex, requiring management teams to understand and develop a set of skills and competencies that help into their routines and in the challenges of public administration. This article presents a continuing education process developed with leadership teams from two health regions in Paraná, with the aim of broadening the participants’ view of the reorganization of the management and implementation of the SUS in the territory, based on interdisciplinarity and interprofessional. This is an experience report developed with teams, carried out in 2019, presented in five sections: the first describes the context in which the experience was developed, elucidating reasons, actors, and where it took place; the second section presents the work proposal, the preparation of the workshops, and the methodological resources used; the third reports the pathway travelled in its operation; the fourth discussions the characteristics of interdisciplinarity that exists in the continuing education process; and the last section presents some considerations. The proposal presents a powerful strategy to promote dialogue between different actors and institutions, and especially in the context of the State’s sanitary and fiscal crisis, to qualify and make reflective the work in the field of health management.

KEYWORDS
Continuing education; Interdisciplinarity; Interprofessional; Public health management.