A Rede Cegonha em cena: algumas controvérsias sobre uma corrente de cuidados especiais

Abstract

Rede Cegonha was a government public initiative established in 2011 with the focus on attention to maternal and child health. Emerged as a campaign promise and was officially incorporated in the Rousseff s mandate that would characterize as "stream of special care". The process of formation of this policy agenda was permeated by controversies which exhibited differences on what would be a public health agenda focused on women, as well as disagreements over how to make health policy in the area of women. Thus, these controversies surrounding the conception of women's health and reproductive health were debated. The prospect of policy configuration is dynamically understood, by denaturalizing the concept of the State, abandoning the assumption of universality of the State. Thus observe the dynamics of constitution of Rede Cegonha, understanding it as an open process . On the other hand, disputes also functioned as an entry in the study of politics itself, acting as a forge " weird." Opponents contribute to the deconstruction of truths , thus practices and beliefs are put into analysis. For this purpose some methodological procedures were chosen . The first was the research on two blogs that stood out to welcome and disseminate opinions about Rede Cegonha. Interviews were also carried out to key stakeholders and held readings of official policy documents. The trajectory this policy is told in two points. The first was constructed from the speech of those who contributed to its formulation and or implementation of policy. The second from a speech that confronts. Both presentations will be complemented by the official public documents. The process of establishment of the Rede Cegonha was permeated by controversies about different conceptions of reproductive health policies. New political subjects were articulated from these controversies, this is, pro-life movements, movements for the humanization of birth, Mom Bloguers, feminist movements have positioned themselves in the process.