The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory

This study aims to understand, by the used territory perspective, the basic need supply from users served by the Social Service at Unicamp/HC's Geriatrics Ambulatory at different Campinas regions. The conceptual basis refers to: used territory, constituted by "objects and actions, synonymo...

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Main Authors: Camargo, Ana Maria de Arruda, Kurka, Anita Burth, Ferreira, Ana Carolina Canto, Moreira, Gabriel Trindade
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Published: Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) 2016
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author Camargo, Ana Maria de Arruda
Kurka, Anita Burth
Ferreira, Ana Carolina Canto
Moreira, Gabriel Trindade
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Kurka, Anita Burth
Ferreira, Ana Carolina Canto
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description This study aims to understand, by the used territory perspective, the basic need supply from users served by the Social Service at Unicamp/HC's Geriatrics Ambulatory at different Campinas regions. The conceptual basis refers to: used territory, constituted by "objects and actions, synonymous of human space, living space"; citizenry understanding in a city with social-territorial inequalities, and the right to access services. The topic relevance refers to the ethic-political materialization of the social service's professional work in the perspective of social rights realization, when building collective autonomous subjects, when socializing resource information and possibilities, on the critical reflection about the city and social-territorial inequalities. Incorporating this view enables a contextualized health attention, considering relationships established and lived at the territory. The data was collected from document source: sheets/Social Service 2009-2016; online data survey on the Health, Education, Social Assistance, Sport, Culture, Public Security, Legal Business service maps, accessed through the Municipal Citizenry, Assistance and Social Inclusion, according to territory division of the five districts. Out of 208 users, 33.3% are from the North district, 27% East, 26% South, 8% Southwest and 5.7% Northwest. It is identified that the nearest districts geographically from HC/UNICAMP have more resource and service offer available, according to information collected. They are also more significant in the concentration of elderly people looking for services. Although the study is still preliminary, we can deduce that the assumption, based on theoretical foundation, confirms evidences that these users live, in their daily life, the city contradiction in their social-territorial inequalities regarding to service rights and access.
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spelling ojs-article-91612026-09-15T14:22:37Z The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory As desigualdades socio-territoriais e o acesso aos serviços no suprimento das necessidades dos usuários atendidos pelo serviço social no ambulatório de geriatria do hospital de clínicas/UNICAMP Camargo, Ana Maria de Arruda Kurka, Anita Burth Ferreira, Ana Carolina Canto Moreira, Gabriel Trindade Usuários. Serviço de geriatria. Desigualdade socio-territorial. Necessidades. Direito social. This study aims to understand, by the used territory perspective, the basic need supply from users served by the Social Service at Unicamp/HC's Geriatrics Ambulatory at different Campinas regions. The conceptual basis refers to: used territory, constituted by "objects and actions, synonymous of human space, living space"; citizenry understanding in a city with social-territorial inequalities, and the right to access services. The topic relevance refers to the ethic-political materialization of the social service's professional work in the perspective of social rights realization, when building collective autonomous subjects, when socializing resource information and possibilities, on the critical reflection about the city and social-territorial inequalities. Incorporating this view enables a contextualized health attention, considering relationships established and lived at the territory. The data was collected from document source: sheets/Social Service 2009-2016; online data survey on the Health, Education, Social Assistance, Sport, Culture, Public Security, Legal Business service maps, accessed through the Municipal Citizenry, Assistance and Social Inclusion, according to territory division of the five districts. Out of 208 users, 33.3% are from the North district, 27% East, 26% South, 8% Southwest and 5.7% Northwest. It is identified that the nearest districts geographically from HC/UNICAMP have more resource and service offer available, according to information collected. They are also more significant in the concentration of elderly people looking for services. Although the study is still preliminary, we can deduce that the assumption, based on theoretical foundation, confirms evidences that these users live, in their daily life, the city contradiction in their social-territorial inequalities regarding to service rights and access. Este estudo na perspectiva do território usado, busca compreender o suprimento das necessidades básicas dos usuários atendidos pelo Serviço Social do Ambulatório de Geritria/HC-UNICAMP nos diferentes lugares de Campinas.A base conceitual refere-se a:território usado, constituído de “objetos e ações, sinônimo de espaço humano, espaço habitado”; compreensão da cidadania em uma cidade com desigualdades sócio-territoriais, e o direito ao acesso a serviços.A relevância do tema refere-se a concretização ético-política do trabalho profissional do serviço social na perspectiva de efetivação dos direitos sociais, na construção de sujeitos coletivos autônomos, na socialização de informações dos recursos e possibilidades,na reflexão crítica sobre a cidade e as desigualdades socio-territoriais.Incoporar este olhar possibilita uma atenção à saúde contextualizada considerando relações estabelecidas e vividas no território.Os dados foram coletados de fonte documental: fichas/Serviço Social 2009-2016;levantamento de dados online do mapa de serviços da Saúde,Educação,Assistência Social,Esporte,Cultura,Segurança Pública, Negócios Jurídicos acessados através da Secretaria Municipal da Cidadania,Assistência e Inclusão Social, segundo divisão territorial dos cinco distritos.Dos 208 usuários 33,3% são do distrito Norte, 27% Leste, 26% Sul, 8%Sudoeste e 5,7% Noroeste. Identifica-se que os distritos mais próximos geograficamente do HC/UNICAMP,dispõe de maior oferta de recursos e serviços, conforme dados levantados. São também os mais significativos em concentração de pessoas idosas que buscam os serviços. Apesar do estudo ainda preliminar, podemos inferir que o pressuposto,com base em fundamento teórico, confirma evidências de que estes usuários vivem no cotidiano a contradição da cidade em suas desigualdades socio-territorias no direito e acesso aos serviços. Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) 2016-10-27 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Análise lógica Analytical Research application/pdf https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/eventos/index.php/simtec/article/view/9161 10.20396/simtec.v6.2016.9161 Resumo dos trabalhos do SIMTEC Simpósio dos Profissionais da UNICAMP; v. 6 (2016): Temática: UNICAMP 50 ANOS - Memórias, Experiências e Trajetórias profissionais; 140-140 2525-5398 por https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/eventos/index.php/simtec/article/view/9161/12566 Copyright (c) 2016 Ana Maria de Arruda Camargo, Anita Burth Kurka, Ana Carolina Canto Ferreira, Gabriel Trindade Moreira https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
spellingShingle Camargo, Ana Maria de Arruda
Kurka, Anita Burth
Ferreira, Ana Carolina Canto
Moreira, Gabriel Trindade
Usuários. Serviço de geriatria. Desigualdade socio-territorial. Necessidades. Direito social.
The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
title The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
title_full The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
title_fullStr The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
title_full_unstemmed The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
title_short The social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
title_sort social-territorial inequalities and the access to services when supplying the needs from users served by the social service at unicamp/hospital de clínicas' geriatrics ambulatory
topic Usuários. Serviço de geriatria. Desigualdade socio-territorial. Necessidades. Direito social.
url https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/eventos/index.php/simtec/article/view/9161
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