The Trabalho, Educação e Saúde - TES (Work, Education and Health) is an open access scientific journal, edited by the Joaquim Venâncio Polytechnic School of Health, from Oswaldo Cruz Foundation.

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Social mobilization from the perspective of tuberculosis surveillance in Brazil: a critical assessment

Brazão, C F F;
Sevalho, G;
Oliveira, R. M. d.
Imagem de Gerd Altmann/Pixabay

Professional identity of social workers at IFSC: between salary and social direction

Garcia, S;
Silva, A. L. d.
Esquerda.Net/Flickr/via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

Recent changes in the Brazilian Social Security Institute’s professional rehabilitation program

Kulaitis, F;
Clemente Silva, K.

Working conditions and health in the context of social security in Santa Catarina, Brazil

Goulart , P M;
Lacaz, F A d C;
Lourenço, E. Â. d. S.
Alexey_Hulsov/Pixabay

Permanent Education in Health and prison system actors in the pandemic scenario

Ely, K Z;
Schwarzbold, P;
Ely, G Z;
Vendrusculo, V G;
et al.

The outsourcing in public health: various forms of precarization of labor

Druck, G.

Privatization of management and social organizations in health care

Andreazzi, M d F S d;
Bravo, M. I. S.

Labor, ultraliberal reforms, inequalities and the pandemic in Brazil: the meanings of the crisis

Ghiraldelli, R.

Social participation, surveillance in occupational health, and public service

Souza, K R d;
Bonfatti, R J;
Santos, M. B. M. d.

Evaluation of social policies: notes on some limits and challenges

Lobato, L. d. V. C.

Continuing education in social worker labor situations

Fernandes, R. M. C.

Human capital and social capital ideologies: from integration to insertion and conformism

Motta, V. C. d.
Acervo EPSJV

Community health agents with higher education: norms, knowledge and syllabus

Méllo, L;
Santos, R C d;
Albuquerque, P. C. d.
David Mark/Pixabay

Black population’s health: affirmative action and teaching whiteness in undergraduate health courses

Souza, D H;
Rocha, D. G.

Needs and demands of male rural workers regarding primary health care

Miranda, S V C d;
Oliveira, P S D;
Moraes, V C D M;
Vasconcellos, L. C. F. d.

Pathways towards awareness of oneself in the Brazilian psychiatric reform movement: early notes in the light of Marx and Lukács: early notes in the light of Marx and Lukács

Passos, R. G.

Interview: José Paulo Netto

Guimarães, C. C.

The participation of private higher education institutions in health training in Brazil

Franco , T d A V;
Dal Poz , M. R.

Over-exploitation and early deterioration of the workforce: the health of clothing workers

Lira, P V R d A;
Gurgel, I G D;
Albuquerque, P C C d;
Amaral, A. S. d.

The uberization of health work: expansion in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic

Souza, D d O;
Abagaro, C. P.

Caring for alcohol users in primary health care: moralism, criminalization and abstinence theory

Malvezzi , C D;
Nascimento , J. L. d.

Work and education GT's path historicity: an analysis for debate

Trein, E;
Ciavatta, M.

Ten years of permanent education as a health education policy in Brazil: a study of theses and dissertations

Figueiredo, E B L d;
Gouvêa, M V;
Cortez, E A;
Santos, S C P d;
et al.

The assistant in mental health: from the conception to the practice of the job

Bleicher, T;
Sampaio, J J C;
Gomes, V. B.

Clinical practice of pharmacists in family health support team

Silva, D Á M;
Mendonça, S d A M;
Oliveira, D R d;
Chemello, C.

The dimensions of job insecurity due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Souza, D. d. O.

Professional training and integration with the basic health network

Vieira, L M;
Sgavioli, C d A P e P;
Simionato, E M R S;
Inoue, E S Y;
et al.
Foto: Ministério da Saúde/ flickr

Precarization of nurses’ work: an analysis in the Brazilian Primary Health Care

Pereira, Á A C;
Cunha, C L F;
Alvarenga, E C;
Lemos, M;
et al.
Tumisu/Pixabay

Cartography of tensions in mental health care from the “userguide” analysis tool

Chiabotto, C d C;
Robinson, P. G.

The organizational model of Family Health Unit in Portugal: an analysis of the official discourse

Borges, J L d J;
Cruz, M H S;
Lopes, M. A. d. C.

Undergraduate teaching in primary health care settings: a space for interprofessional teaching

Toassi, R F C;
Olsson, T O;
Lewgoy, A M B;
Bueno, D;
et al.

Between the absence of illness and possible care: health according to female users of the family health strategy program

Miranda, L;
Silva, L J;
Souza, Y. F. d.

The colective management of public health services: an ergological perspective

França, M B;
Muniz, H. P.

Illness among the workers of the Family Health Strategy in a municipality of the Brazilian Midwest

Mello, I A P;
Cazola, L H d O;
Rabacow, F M;
Nascimento, D D G d;
et al.

Protect life or allow to die? : Performance of social workers in public health with the ‘rabble’

Nascimento, J. B. d.

Mulher negra na Encruzilhada: a “não ser” que é e fala

Silva, A. P. P. d.

Training of health care professionals for the care of women in instances of sexual violence

Remigio, G A M;
Freitas , K M d;
Cavalcanti , L F;
Vieira , L J E d S;
et al.

Work, education and health: the enigmatic point-of-view of activity

Brito, J;
Athayde, M.

The importance of PET-Health for nurse education

Morais, F R R;
Jales, G M L;
Silva, M J C d;
Fernandes, S. F.
Foto: Hayda Alves

Family Health, quilombola territories and the defense of life

Alves, H J;
Soares, M R P;
Costa, R R d S;
Santos, L. d. A.

In wake of E.P. Thompson: ocial gender relations and making yourself a health community agent in the city of Rio de Janeiro

Durão, A V R;
Menezes, C. A. F. d.

Violence in health work: analysis of basic health units in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais

Batista, C B;
Campos, A d S;
Reis, J d C;
Schall, V. T.

Interview: Christian Ingo Lenz Dunker

Couto, H. C.

Economic crisis and COVID-19: impact on the life (and death) of the Brazilian working class

Granemann, S.