THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
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Resumo: | This study aims to address the way in which the Kaingang Indians from the Foxá Indigenous Territory, in the municipality of Lajeado (RS), perceive Brazilian public policies on indigenous health and the health-disease relationship during the pandemic period. The research methodology used the ethno-historical approach and the interdisciplinary character in the treatment of data from the Kaingang indigenous people. The research techniques were qualitative, descriptive in nature, using a literature review built from documentary and oral sources on indigenous health. Bibliographic, documentary and oral history research were also adopted, as well as field diaries and interviews in loco, dealing with the Kaingang indigenous people. The main results showed that despite the Brazilian legislation guaranteeing to indigenous peoples differentiated care, with respect to cultural-religious diversity, the acceptance of the demands of the investigated Kaingang indigenous peoples is not very effective, since health professionals tend not to understand the perspective in the health-disease relationship, which is more complex in times of pandemic. It was found that for the Kaingang of the Foxá Indigenous Territory, the health-disease relationship is linked to the (partial) break between man and nature, including its cycles. In view of this, public health policies do not adequately contemplate aspects of nature in the same way as in the indigenous conception, distancing both cultures. |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMICAS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS DE SAÚDE INDÍGENA E A RELAÇÃO SAÚDE-DOENÇA NA PERCEPÇÃO KAINGANG DA TERRA INDÍGENA FOXÁ/LAJEADO DURANTE A PANDEMIA DE COVID-19Indigenous Health. Public Health Policy. Kaingang. Covid-19Saúde IndígenaPolíticas Públicas de SaúdeKaingangCovid-19This study aims to address the way in which the Kaingang Indians from the Foxá Indigenous Territory, in the municipality of Lajeado (RS), perceive Brazilian public policies on indigenous health and the health-disease relationship during the pandemic period. The research methodology used the ethno-historical approach and the interdisciplinary character in the treatment of data from the Kaingang indigenous people. The research techniques were qualitative, descriptive in nature, using a literature review built from documentary and oral sources on indigenous health. Bibliographic, documentary and oral history research were also adopted, as well as field diaries and interviews in loco, dealing with the Kaingang indigenous people. The main results showed that despite the Brazilian legislation guaranteeing to indigenous peoples differentiated care, with respect to cultural-religious diversity, the acceptance of the demands of the investigated Kaingang indigenous peoples is not very effective, since health professionals tend not to understand the perspective in the health-disease relationship, which is more complex in times of pandemic. It was found that for the Kaingang of the Foxá Indigenous Territory, the health-disease relationship is linked to the (partial) break between man and nature, including its cycles. In view of this, public health policies do not adequately contemplate aspects of nature in the same way as in the indigenous conception, distancing both cultures.Este estudo tem como objetivo abordar o modo como os Kaingang da Terra Indígena Foxá, no município de Lajeado (RS), percebem as políticas públicas brasileiras de saúde indígena e a relação saúde-doença, durante o período pandêmico de Covid-19. A metodologia utilizada elenca a abordagem etno-histórica e o caráter interdisciplinar no tratamento dos dados sobre o povo indígena Kaingang. Tratou-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, de natureza descritiva, utilizando a revisão bibliográfica construída a partir de fontes documentais e orais sobre saúde indígena, com o uso de diários de campo e entrevista in loco, com as lideranças indígenas Kaingang, da Terra indígena Foxá. Os principais resultados evidenciaram que apesar da legislação brasileira garantir aos povos indígenas o atendimento diferenciado, com respeito à diversidade cultural-religiosa, o acolhimento às demandas dos indígenas Kaingang investigados é pouco efetivo, uma vez que os profissionais de saúde tendem a não compreender a perspectiva indígena na relação saúde-doença, sendo esta mais complexa em tempos de pandemia. Constatou-se que, para os Kaingang da Terra Indígena Foxá, a relação saúde-doença está ligada ao rompimento (parcial) do homem com a natureza, incluindo seus ciclos. À vista disso, as políticas públicas de saúde não contemplam adequadamente os aspectos da natureza da mesma forma que na concepção dos indígenas, distanciando ambas as culturas.Universidade Feevale2022-07-25info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttp://periodicos.feevale.br/seer/index.php/revistapraksis/article/view/283410.25112/rpr.v2.2834Revista Prâksis; v. 2 (2022): Artigos livres; 186-2102448-19391807-1112reponame:Revista Prâksisinstname:Universidade Feevale (Feevale)instacron:Feevaleporhttp://periodicos.feevale.br/seer/index.php/revistapraksis/article/view/2834/3057Copyright (c) 2022 Bruna Fonseca Assmann, Luís Fernando da Silva Laroque, Magna Lima Magalhãeshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAssmann, Bruna Fonseca Laroque, Luís Fernando da SilvaMagalhães, Magna Lima2022-07-25T18:39:11Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/2834Revistahttp://periodicos.feevale.br/seer/index.php/revistapraksis/indexhttp://periodicos.feevale.br/seer/index.php/revistapraksis/oai||mauricio@feevale.br2448-19392448-1939opendoar:2022-07-25T18:39:11Revista Prâksis - Universidade Feevale (Feevale)false |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS DE SAÚDE INDÍGENA E A RELAÇÃO SAÚDE-DOENÇA NA PERCEPÇÃO KAINGANG DA TERRA INDÍGENA FOXÁ/LAJEADO DURANTE A PANDEMIA DE COVID-19 |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC Assmann, Bruna Fonseca Indigenous Health. Public Health Policy. Kaingang. Covid-19 Saúde Indígena Políticas Públicas de Saúde Kaingang Covid-19 |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
title_full |
THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
title_full_unstemmed |
THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
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THE PERCEPTION OF INDIGENOUS HEALTH PUBLIC POLICIES AND THE HEALTH-DISEASE RELATIONSHIP BY THE KAINGANG INDIGENOUS OF THE FOXÁ INDIGENOUS LAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
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Assmann, Bruna Fonseca |
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Assmann, Bruna Fonseca Laroque, Luís Fernando da Silva Magalhães, Magna Lima |
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Laroque, Luís Fernando da Silva Magalhães, Magna Lima |
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Assmann, Bruna Fonseca Laroque, Luís Fernando da Silva Magalhães, Magna Lima |
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Indigenous Health. Public Health Policy. Kaingang. Covid-19 Saúde Indígena Políticas Públicas de Saúde Kaingang Covid-19 |
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Indigenous Health. Public Health Policy. Kaingang. Covid-19 Saúde Indígena Políticas Públicas de Saúde Kaingang Covid-19 |
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This study aims to address the way in which the Kaingang Indians from the Foxá Indigenous Territory, in the municipality of Lajeado (RS), perceive Brazilian public policies on indigenous health and the health-disease relationship during the pandemic period. The research methodology used the ethno-historical approach and the interdisciplinary character in the treatment of data from the Kaingang indigenous people. The research techniques were qualitative, descriptive in nature, using a literature review built from documentary and oral sources on indigenous health. Bibliographic, documentary and oral history research were also adopted, as well as field diaries and interviews in loco, dealing with the Kaingang indigenous people. The main results showed that despite the Brazilian legislation guaranteeing to indigenous peoples differentiated care, with respect to cultural-religious diversity, the acceptance of the demands of the investigated Kaingang indigenous peoples is not very effective, since health professionals tend not to understand the perspective in the health-disease relationship, which is more complex in times of pandemic. It was found that for the Kaingang of the Foxá Indigenous Territory, the health-disease relationship is linked to the (partial) break between man and nature, including its cycles. In view of this, public health policies do not adequately contemplate aspects of nature in the same way as in the indigenous conception, distancing both cultures. |
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