SUPERVISED INTERNSHIP IN SOCIAL WORK IN BASIC HEALTH CARE: THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN INTEGRATED FLOW OF SERVICE TO PREGNANT WOMEN

A CONSTRUÇÃO DE UM FLUXO INTEGRADO DE ATENDIMENTO ÀS GESTANTES

Abstract

This work aims to bring some reflections on the supervised internship in Social Work, held at the Family Health Unit (USF) Amélia Leite - Aracaju / SE. It relates the experience of developing an integrated service flow for pregnant women, whose demand was identified through discussions and joint interviews between supervisors (pedagogical and field) and the intern. It starts with the understanding of the internship as a privileged space that allows capturing existing contradictions and limits in the levels of institutional and professional performance, deepening the foundations and compositions as measures of the training process, in addition to reproducing a critical aspect in relation to the demands, potentialities , the weaknesses and challenges faced by the social worker in daily professional life. To do so, try to contextualize the locus of internship and the role of the primary care social worker, describing an experience developed with the Health Unit team and pregnant women who use services, in addition to reflections on the professional training stage of student professionals. In addition, in addition to the difficulties and challenges of teamwork, the experience contributed to the redefinition of procedures and, consequently, with the possibility of more integrated health care actions.