A intersetorialidade das ações do Cras e Psf na efetivação da vigilância socioassistencial

Abstract

This working conclusion is proposed to analyze the possibilities and limits of intersectoral public policies in Brazil. As highlighted in the areas of Health and Social Welfare, it is necessary to know how an operation takes place, particularly with regard to surveillance authority in social assistance. Understanding the production and systematization of territorialized information is essential for the analysis of the quality of services offered. Thus, the methodology used to create this conclusion begins with a literature review, which seeks to give a historical account of the struggles and achievements of consolidation legislation and the effectiveness of these policies, as well as the discussion of the basic concepts relevant to the subject. Following this evolutionary framework, the conclusion advances to field research at the Centro de Referência a Assistência Social and the Unidade do Programa de Saúde da Família, located in the neighborhood Salva Vidas in the city of Sao Felix in the Reconcavo of Southern Bahia. Auditory and written records of professionals in Health and Welfare are analyzed in the conclusion of this work, and demonstrate the absence of intersectoral actions in the surveillance of the social assistance units, as well as the limitations of its effectiveness.