Produção de novos significados políticos na formação crítica de trabalhadores do Sistema Único de Saúde

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the most significant content for workers in a course of political formation in health in a critical Marxist perspective. The course took place in 5 meetings called 'Axes' lasting 4 hours each. The workers read Marxian texts mixed with texts from the health field. At the end, they were asked to respond to a questionnaire to describe the axes that you had identified yourself, explaining the reasons for your choices. The data were analyzed from the Classical Content Analysis by the frequency, in a propositional type. The analysis of the material of the five groups summarized 136 propositions. The Axis 1 whose triggering question was "Public Policy is Politics? Where is SUS?" was considered by class 2 (20.8%), 3 (38.4%) and 4 (23.0%) as the most significant content. We conclude that, for SUS workers, the idea about the difficulties to accept that the State can act in a way that produces public health policies towards interests that are not of the logic of capital.