TRAINING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION: EXPERIENCES OF SERVICE/LEARNING INTEGRATION IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.55864Keywords:
Training of human resources in health. Health Education. Unified Health System.Abstract
This essay aims to discuss training in health, starting from experiences of a group of Physical Education students at program PET-Saúde USP-Capital in 2010-2012. We understand that the training of health professionals has to be more committed to Brazil’s Unified Health System and closer to professional practice and the social context of individuals and groups, which is possible under an approach focused on primary health care. Thus, we believe that PET-Saúde is a powerful strategy in health training, since the program provides service-learning integration scenarios with valuable experiences.
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