A Colcha de retalhos: uma atividade geradora de reflexão sobre a participação coletiva na construção da Rede de Atenção à Mulher em Situação de Violência/Projeto Para Elas. Por elas, por eles, por nós

Abstract

This paper presents research project that intends to evaluate the activity "Quilt", developed within the project "To Them. For them, for them, for us "- Comprehensive Health Care of Women in Situations of Violence, the result of a partnership between Health Promotion and Peace Center, Department of Preventive and Social Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Federal University . of Minas Gerais (UFMG), with the Ministry of Health Project for They proposed among its objectives, seminars - a national and macro-5 - and participatory planning workshops in 10 priority municipalities of field and forest, defined as citizenship territories, distributed in the country, aimed at enabling professionals at all levels of care, service organization and the articulation of both networks in local, regional and national, in order to construct the Comprehensive Care Network Women's health in Situations of Violence within the technical competence and humanization parameters. Such events were held from February 2013 to June 2014. The activity "Quilt" was developed in all these events and allowed symbolize, in a concrete way, the participation of professionals in the exercise of autonomy and its role on the its activities in the project. The evaluation of this activity was made by qualiquantitativo study, a methodology consisting of participant observation and use of electronic questionnaires, applied to 735 participants from the face of the project activities that met the proposed inclusion criteria for the study. It was possible to describe and verify the positive assessment of the activity relating to all the variables studied. In quantitative terms, it was observed that 98,6% of the participants recognize the importance of activity, 96,7% recognize their professional capacity and awareness 80,4% thought of using the activity (or similar activity) in its activities in the construction of this network. In the qualitative aspect, the vast majority of respondents indicates the activity as a generator of reflection, able to promote the development of their perception and awareness of themselves as autonomous subjects, carriers and will power to propose and implement actions for coping of violence against the woman. For its effect on the participants, observed both at the time of its presentation as in the search results, you can think of "Quilt" as a "humanizing" powerful enough to promote critical reflection of the health context and stimulate change processes, thereby contributing to the construction of the care network for women in situations of violence.