Informação, gerontologia e interdisciplinaridade em questão: estudo de caso.

Abstract

The present study aimed to analyze the flow of information in interdisciplinary work in health care teams. Teamwork is based on the response to the complexities of health care, from, more shared among industry professionals and population. From analyze the flow of information in interdisciplinary work in a multidisciplinary team of health new relationships, we used if the definition of concepts relating to the evolution of work on health, and interdisciplinarity and its implications to health. Settings on the achievement of teamwork were also presented, and the interactions and personal relationships among its members, in addition to the definitions of information, flow of information and their alliances with communication, relating them to theories of talks. Developed a case study as the unit of analysis considering a multidisciplinary team of Gerontological Home Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes. Empirical research was carried out through non- participant observation in twelve team meetings , as well as applying nine questionnaires. Was used for analysis of the empirical material discourse analysis and descriptive statistical analysis, and the Spearman correlation analysis. The results indicate that the health team has investigated closest of interdisciplinary work in clinical practice characteristics. The joints of the actions and communication are used as a means of social integration, which promote information flows in order to contribute to the improvement of health care. However, some inconsistencies were found, related to the registration and access of information meetings, which directly influence decision-making. It was suggested as an alternative solution, the use of computerized systems that allow better use of meetings and knowledge of professionals, the promotion of dialogue in order to result in increased interactions and joint actions to solve cases. These actions are presented as an alternative to building new health practices, so that the logic that guides health work considers the completeness, the democratization of labor relations and communicative action.