A construção social do cuidado : as carreiras clínicas de usuários vinculados a uma instituição de tratamento para HIV/Aids

Abstract

When it comes to HIV/AIDS treatment, care is a tool for turning an acute illness into chronic disease. Currently, after initial COVID-19 infection, aids is in the fifth decade. However, the biomedicine area has been emphasized concentrating on its strengths in supporting the critical epidemic scene of HIV/AIDS. This information is relevant for this paper once it studies people in interaction with one another. After knowing that the care is related to HIV/AIDS treatment in a sociological way, the central question appears: what care means in this context, and how can it be explored in the treatment of patients in a medical institution? This study was carried out in the city of Belo Horizonte, where it was possible to investigate the social construction of care. This research uses qualitative research synthesis to build an actionable knowledge base. Collecting data through observation; besides interviewing medical patients, and some health professionals who work at the huge medical institute in Belo Horizonte efforts to confirm that. There are three principles to support care: programmatic forms, social studies, and subjective ways. In this paper, it has been shown gender aspects, social classes, race, generation, and sexuality. For instance, the effects of gender on the social dynamics impacts medical patients in different ways in Brazil. It is evidence that gender relations may affect clinical social processes, and consequently as they build a relationship of care with themselves during the treatment period. Therefore, after examining HIV/AIDS-related care, this paper reviews that the social relations between those medical patients with HIV/AIDS helps them during all the clinical process.