Experiences and Stages in the Reality of the Unified Health System Project: line of flight in health education for collective health action

Abstract

In a scenario in which health education has been intensively discussed, due to fragmentation between theory and practice, among other deficiencies that may compromise an articulation towards collective health, this theoretical essay was written to reflect on the Experiences and internships in the Reality of the Unified Health System Project as a line of flight for an interprofessional training for the management and organization of the Unified Health System (SUS). In this context, it became essential to systematize the discussion in two moments, namely: From fragmented training to problematizing social reality; and Possible scenes based on the understanding of the Unified Health System through the experiences and internships. This essay was based on the line of flight perspective pointed out by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, as well as on Foucault’s perspective of the subjects. Through the reflections prompted, it was possible to realize that the Project emerged as a line of flight that allows a distinct training of subjects who would have leading roles in the teaching-learning process, in order to organize and manage the system according to their reality, besides allowing for a (de)transformation of a crystallized and deficient education.