When we return home
The movement of coming back home has this feeling of shelter and care. An affection image that touches us like the photographs that register the Back Home Program, which, since 2003, has given law powers to this important step in the Brazilian psychiatric reform. Affection-image, movement-image, the mental health topic acquires, thus, all its consistency between clinic, politics and aesthetics.
(...) Replacing asylums, refusing attention practices
grounded on the disrespect for the rights of users,
fomenting protagonism, autonomy and co-responsibility
from managers, workers, users and the social network
is a humanization task of SUS. A more human
SUS is a SUS that recognizes the other as a legitimate
citizen of right, valuing the different subjects involved
in the health production processes. We place our bets
in the renovation of the attention and management
models of SUS.(...)
Eduardo Passos
Política Nacional de Humanização do SUS
HumanizaSUS
