Atendimento interdisciplinar aos pacientes não especiais no grupo de avaliação e acompanhamento de pacientes especiais da Policlínica Naval Nossa Senhora da Glória: um desafio a ser revisto

Abstract

Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a widely recognized disorder, characterized by pervasive symptoms of inattention and/or hyperactivity/impulsivity, which cause significant harm in the lives of individuals. This work investigates the possibilities in providing the inclusion of interdisciplinary support for patients with ADHD in the Marine Health System (SSM). Within the military and dependents of the Brazilian Navy (MB), residents in the state of Rio de Janeiro, where there is greater support in the area of psychiatric medicine, patients, children and adolescents with this disorder, are attended by the Special Patient Assessment and Follow-up Group (GAAPE), based at the Nossa Senhora da Glória Naval Polyclinic (PNNSG). These patients do not receive the multiprofessional support that the service requires. However, this patient is not understood as special, because this disorder is not considered disability, but dysfunction. Thus, we face the need to structure an outpatient clinic of childhood and adolescence psychiatry, in which GAAPE is inserted as part of this service and increase the quality of care for patients not framed as special. Finally, it is presented the model proposal for the desired medical service, where it is necessary to create interdisciplinary support, acting in a synergistic and coordinated way, to attend this type of patient. In addition, it was found to be vital complementation in the training of psychologists of the aforementioned service in the area of psychopedagogy, which will have relevance in the treatment of patients with ADHD.