Collective Health and Psichoanalisis: intermingling concepts in search of strong public policies

Published 1 August 2008

Rosana Onocko Campos Médica, Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR), Argentina. Doctora en Salud Colectiva, Universidad del Estado de Campinas (Unicamp). Profesora del Departamento de Medicina Preventiva y Social, Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, Unicamp, Brasil. , Adriano Massuda Médico, Universidad Federal de Paraná, Brasil. Especialista en Salud Colectiva y Administración en Salud, Universidad del Estado de Campinas (Unicamp). Médico Sanitarista, Hospital de Clínicas, Unicamp, Brasil , Iris Valle Psicóloga. Psicoanalista. Docente de la Carrera de Especialización en Psicología Clínica, Institucional y Comunitaria, UNR, Argentina , Gustavo Castaño Médico, UNR. Psiquiatra, Colegio de Médicos, Santa Fe. Director Provincial de Salud Mental, Santa Fe, Argentina. , Oscar Pellegrini Médico, UNR. Psiquiatra, UNR. Coordinador provincial de abordajes territoriales de problemáticas subjetivo sociales, Provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina

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Keywords:

Health Public Policy, Collective Health, Psychoanalysis, Health Management, Health Care (public health)

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Abstract

This article presents a reflexion about the possible use of categories belonging to collective health and psichoanalisis to face the new dilemmas of the health practices nowadays in the suburbs of big cities in the contemporary world. Taking into account the gadamerian recommendation of coming back to the past and reviewing the traditions, this paper reformulates some classical concepts within their disciplinary fields which are herein updated acquiring relevance at being reinterpreted. Finally, some examples are given regarding the application of these concepts to overcome some of the obstacles identified in the implementation of health public policies: vulnerability, active search, clinical spread and imaginary significations and team subjectivity.