A reforma psiquiátrica e sua articulação com os cuidados oferecidos em um CAPSi do Distrito Federal

Abstract

The Brazilian Psychiatric Reform (BPR) boosted the creation of CAPS, stra-tegic services for deinstitutionalization and replacing the asylum model of psy-chiatric hospitals. Among them, CAPSi is included, which offers care to children and adolescents with severe psychological suffering, aiming at care in freedom, the promotion of community life and the autonomy of users. The success of RPB depends on the engagement of CAPS professionals and the collaboration of a network of substitutive services. General objective: to understand the view of CAPSi health professionals on assistance based on the Psychiatric Reform. Specific objectives: investigate the agents that operate the Psychiatric Reform and identify the care provided in a CAPSi. Methodology: conducting qualitative, individual and semi-structured interviews with all professionals from a CAPSi in the Federal District. Results: the 23 interviews analyzed revealed conceptual agreement, involvement of agents and provision of care aligned with the Psychiatric Reform model. Conclusions: care is in line with the Psychiatric Reform, but requires constant evaluation and monitoring to avoid potential iatrogenic effects.