About the residence

Mental Health, Care and Psychosocial Rehabilitation

Oferta In-person

About the residency

It is a program implemented through service learning, facilitated by the University of Southern Santa Catarina (Unesc) – the proposing institution of the project – in partnership with the Municipal Health Department of Criciúma, which provides the locations for practical activities. 

The Multiprofessional Residency Program in Mental Health, Care, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation began its activities in 2019, approved by Ordinance No. 23 of February 14, 2019, in reference to the SGTES/MS Notice No. 3, dated January 17, 2019. 

Selected professionals benefit from scholarships funded by the Ministry of Education for 24 months and, at the end of this period, receive a postgraduate certificate with the title of Specialist in Mental Health, Care, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation. 

Currently, 15 annual vacancies are offered for professionals from five health areas: 2 for Physical Education - Bachelor's Degree, 4 for Nursing, 2 for Pharmacy, 2 for Nutrition, and 5 for Psychology.

Program objective

Aiming to enhance ethical, political, and technical-scientific skills, the program seeks to qualify professionals from different areas in the field of mental health and psychosocial care through service education, so they can work in multiprofessional teams; ensure the principles of the SUS and the Brazilian psychiatric reform, based on the local mental health needs of the population, acting in various mental health care devices in the municipality of Criciúma, seeking to strengthen them as psychosocial rehabilitation services articulated in a network proposal. Actions are carried out with a collective approach and individual clinical care, based on the guidelines of comprehensiveness and the health surveillance model of the SUS, acting integratively in different areas of knowledge through service education.

Multiprofessional Health Residency Commission (COREMU)

The Multiprofessional Health Residency Commission (COREMU) is part of the National Multiprofessional Health Residency Commission (CNRMS), which is linked to the three health residency programs at Unesc: Primary Care/Family Health; Collective Health; and Mental Health, Care, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation.

Target audience

Professionals in the fields of Physical Education Bachelor's Degree, Nursing, Pharmacy, Nutrition, and Psychology.

Coordination

Coordinator of COREMU
Prof. Dr. Lisiane Tuon Generoso

Coordinator of the Multiprofessional Residency Program in Mental Health, Care, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation 
Prof. Ma. Bruna Giassi Wessler

Secretary: Briza Morem 

Contact us: 

Hours: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Office: (48) 3431.4572
Location: Block S, Room 001, ground floor, Universitária Avenue, 1105 - Universitário Neighborhood - Postal Code: 88806-000 - Criciúma-SC
Email: residenciamultiprofissional@unesc.net

Curricular Information


This is a graduate program in the lato sensu modality, with a total workload of 5,760 hours [80% practical and 20% theoretical and practical] and a minimum duration of two years in a full-time exclusive dedication regime, totaling 60 hours per week, with the right to 30 days of vacation each year.

Upon completing the Multiprofessional Residency Program in Mental Health, Attention, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation, the resident will receive a graduate certificate titled Specialist in Mental Health, Attention, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation. 

Research Areas and Lines


Education and Work Management in Health

Researches the relationships established between education and the management of health services, focusing on continuing education in health, understanding it as a pedagogical and work management tool. Studies the teaching-learning processes based on practice scenarios and health policies, seeking the interrelation of formal education with health workspaces, based on the country's health system. Includes studies related to health care networks, work processes and health work, management and planning of work and health services, health education, education in the workplace, educational and management technologies in health, and evaluation of services and health management.


Applied Epidemiology in Health Services

Studies and epidemiological research related to non-communicable chronic diseases, aging, psychiatric disorders, worker health, and women's health. Health situation analysis. Information Systems and evaluation of health technologies. Utilization of epidemiological tools for decision-making in management and health assistance, inseparable dimensions of organizational processes and health practices, care, and the organization of projects and programs in health care and surveillance networks. Studies of scientific evidence and its application in services. 


Health Promotion and Integrality

Studies and researches indicators and alternatives to consolidate Health Promotion and the Integrality of Care in different contexts and life stages. Focuses on strategies and determinants of healthy living with an emphasis on active lifestyle, rational use of medications, worker health, violence, and inequalities aiming at health promotion and the consolidation of integrality in individual and collective care.


Tutors

Professional Area Tutor E-mail Lattes
Physical Education Geiziane Laurindo de Morais geizi.morais@unesc.net Lattes
Nursing Ana Regina Losso analosso@unesc.net Lattes
Nursing Carine dos Santos Cardoso  casc@unesc.net Lattes
Pharmacy Bruna Giassi Wessler bgw@unesc.net Lattes
Nutrition Tamy Colonetti tamycolonetti@hotmail.com Lattes
Psychology Rafael Zaneripe de Souza Nunes rafaelzaneripe@unesc.net Lattes
Psychology Tatiane Vanessa Rodrigues Macarini tatipsi@unesc.net Lattes
Psychology Dipaula da Silva Minotto dms@unesc.net Lattes

Legislation

Ordinances


Ordinance No. 23 of February 14, 2019
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Resolutions


Resolution CNRMS No. 2 of April 13, 2012
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Resolution No. 3 of April 16, 2012
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Resolution No. 5 of November 7, 2014
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Tutorials


Final Residency Project - Quali/Quanti
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Product Project Tutorial
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Qualitative Project Tutorial
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Quantitative Project Tutorial
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Final Residency Project - Product
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Annual Report Template
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Declarations


Declaration of Use of Secondary Data
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Declaration of Project Submission and Submission to the Research Ethics Committee
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Declaration of Submission of Projects that Do Not Require Submission to the Ethics Committee
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Time Sheet

3-Location Time
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5-Location Time
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Documents for TCR Presentation


TCR Defense Minutes
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TCR Evaluation - Tutor
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TCR Evaluation - Committee
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Final Correction Declaration TCR
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Final List of Grades
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Results Presentation Declaration and Product Availability
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Regulations

Resident Evaluation Regulation - Resolution 01.2025
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Coordination

Meet the course coordinators:

  • Lisiane Tuon Generoso
    Coordenador(a) Comissão de Residências Multiprofissionais (COREMU)
  • Bruna Wessler
    Coordenadores(as) do Programa de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde Mental, Atenção e Reabilitação Psicossocial

Any questions?

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Phone (48) 3431.4572

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TESTIMONIALS

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Viviane de Alencar Arraes Duran

Viviane de Alencar Arraes Duran

Graduate of the Family and Community Medicine Residency

I had the opportunity to restart my academic life at UNESC, which was a great decision. I studied Medicine and then completed the Medical Residency in Family and Community Medicine at the same institution, which has always proven to be an Academic Center of excellence in everything it proposes to do and is focused on always offering the best for its students. Not to mention the team of preceptors and coordination, who are always concerned and attentive to our training. The Residency provided me with additional experience, with curricular internships in various areas of practice (adult, pediatric, and obstetric emergencies, minor surgeries, management and epidemiological surveillance, health regulation, child CAPS, among others), helping to complement my practice and giving me more confidence for my professional performance. Today I feel happy with my choice and grateful to everyone involved in this training process.

Arthur Tavares Corrêa Dias

Family physician, professor, coordinator of the Family and Community Medicine Residency, and coordinator of COREME

Family and community medicine is the medical specialty that cares for people regardless of gender or age. We care for babies, children, adolescents, adults, the elderly, men, and women.

We can remain qualified to work in hospitals (emergencies, wards, intensive care units). But our focus, the places where we fully exercise our specialty, are outpatient clinics, health centers, offices, and homes. Yes, we like to go to people's houses and care for them in their homes. Getting to know their environment and their families.

We take care of acute and chronic problems, infectious and autoimmune diseases, mental and neurological disorders, and changes in the cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, and reproductive systems. However, those who say we practice medicine for all types of diseases are mistaken. In reality, we are the doctors for all types of people.

This is the beauty of Family and Community Medicine, accompanying people over time; knowing, guiding, educating, and caring.

For those who want to have a doctor to call their own, I leave a piece of advice: you don't need to have a family doctor, but look for someone who is capable of caring for you, and not just your diseases.

Viviane de Alencar Arraes Duran

Berthier Alves Pereira de Matos

Graduate of the Family and Community Medicine Residency

The Family and Community Medicine Residency at Unesc was an important professional stage in my life. It was a great opportunity to be in a comprehensive program, under the guidance of this institution and the coordination of such committed, humane, and competent people. With the various activities and rotations proposed, such as mental health, health management and regulation, minor surgeries, pediatric, adult, and obstetric emergencies, among others, I was able to perceive my learning curve in the process. The case discussions with the preceptorship, always present and enriching, were certainly reasons that made a difference in my training. Gratitude to all of you for the great experience I had during these two years of training.