ABSTRACT
In order to discuss integrality as an intersubjective process for the construction of dialogues and negotiations produced in the daily life of professionals who seek to respond to the suffering generated by social conditions of exclusion, a study was conducted from interviews with professionals of a Family Health Unit in Cubatão (SP). The reports pointed out discourses and actions that valorize the intersubjective bonds and the affections, that can be transformative if articulated with the political dimension. Desires and interests of individuals and institutions are manifested and the efforts made are revealed, despite the precariousness in the establishment of public policies in territories marked by exclusion.
KEYWORDS
Integrality in health; Family Health Strategy; Social vulnerability; Community Health Workers