Invisibility of social operators in the puerperal women support network in the context of HIV
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Objective: To understand the implications of operators in the social network of postpartum women in the context of HIV. Method: Qualitative approach, based on the theoretical and methodological framework of Lia Sanicola. The participants were six women, selected in a reference service, in a municipality in southern Brazil. Semi-structured interview technique for the construction of the social map. Results: In the primary network, the partner was the natural helper and the main support to carry out his treatment and this determines a protective effect for health care. In the secondary network, health professionals offer support in an isolated and fragmented way. And, when there is a rupture in social relations due to prejudice, discrimination and the enhancing of social isolation by the pandemic, the vulnerability of the puerperal women occurs. Conclusion: The invisibility of social operators in the secondary network of these postpartum women implies the crystallization of a standardized service model, indicating the need for changes, for an isolated practice of professionals and health teams with network interventions to resolve the demands of its users.
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