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Título: Contribuições metodológicas no campo da saúde mental do trabalhador: uma revisão das abordagens Dejourianas
Título(s) alternativo(s): Methodological contributions in the field of workers mental health: a review of Dejourian approaches
Contribuciones metodológicas en el ámbito de la salud mental de los trabajadores: una revisión de los enfoques Dejouriano
Palavras-chave: Psicopatologia
Psicodinâmica
Saúde mental do trabalhador
Sofrimento psíquico
Psychopathology
Psychodynamics
Worker's mental health
Psychic suffering
Psicopatología
Psicodinámica
Salud mental del trabajado
Sufrimiento psíquico
Data do documento: 2022
Editor: Faculdade Sul Fluminense (FaSF)
Citação: FARIA, T. E. M. H.; SOUZA, G. C. de. Contribuições metodológicas no campo da saúde mental do trabalhador: uma revisão das abordagens Dejourianas. Revista Valore, Volta Redonda, v. 7, (ed. esp.), p. 86-95, 2022. DOI: 10.22408/reva702022121086%20a%2095.
Resumo: In this research, we approach the concepts Psychopathology and Psychodynamics of Work as methodological contributions to the analysis and evaluation of factors related to suffering and psychic illness in work environments. Christophe Dejours, leading a group of researchers linked to the Laboratoire de Psychologie du Travail in Paris since the 1980s, has brought to light approaches that concern the organization of Work and its impacts on the mental health of the worker. Therefore, the main objective of this article is to elucidate that such methodologies can contribute to analyses, evaluations and interventions in this field. As a way of linking the Dejourian theory to the practice of activities related to worker health and safety, a bibliographic review was carried out and a descriptive study of the trajectory and distribution of scientific production on the subject of Psychopathology and Psychodynamics of Work was carried out, articulating such methodologies to programs, public policies and legal guidelines. Finally, we indicate how organizations can approach and strengthen the mental health care of workers subsidized by Dejours' propositions and suggest indications for future research.
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