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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Situations of imbalancing between stress-rewards and common mental disorders in basic health care workers

Oliveira, A M N d;
Araújo, T. M. d.

COVID-19: why the protection of health workers is a priority in the fight against the pandemic?

Helioterio, M C;
Lopes, F Q R d S;
Sousa, C C d;
Souza, F d O;
et al.

Work, health, and political training in Marx's worker's inquiry

Alves, J C L;
Jackson Filho, J. M.

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

Brito, J;
Athayde, M.

Public and private hospital context: impact on mental illness of health workers

Santos, A S d;
Monteiro, J K;
Dilélio, A S;
Sobrosa, G M R;
et al.

The care for people with HIV/AIDS under the perspective of community health workers

Garbin, C A S;
Sandre, A S d;
Rovida, T A S;
Pacheco, K T d S;
et al.

Prevalence of symptoms of depression among community health workers

Moura, D C A d;
Leite, I C G;
Greco, R. M.

Work management and collective organization of health public sector workers

Eberhardt, L D;
Carvalho, M. d.

The educational work of community health workers in home visits in two municipalities of Brazil

Pedraza, D F;
Rocha, A C D;
Sales, M. C.
Foto: Andréa Rêgo Barros

Scope of actions of community health workers in the COVID-19 pandemic: literature review

França, C d J;
Nunes, C A;
Aquino, R;
Prado, N. M. d. B. L.

The workers' health in primary care: an analysis of a municipal experience

Dias, M D d A;
Bertolini, G C d S;
Pimenta, A. L.

Poor self-assessment of the health of primary health care nursing workers

Lua, I;
Almeida, M M G d;
Araújo, T M d;
Soares, J F d S;
et al.

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.
Crédito: Rafa Neddermeyer/Agência Brasil

Ways of life and work organization of community health workers of river units in the Amazon, Brazil

Baldoino, M;
Herkrath, F;
Horta, B;
Garnelo, L.

Challenges for Primary Health Care in Brazil: an analysis on the labor of community health workers during a COVID-19 pandemic

Fernandez, M;
Lotta, G;
Corrêa, M.
Imagem de Gerd Altmann/Pixabay

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

Garcia, S;
Silva, A. L. d.

Effects of the hospital environment on the cleaning workers' perspectives

Petean, E;
Costa, A L R C d;
Ribeiro, R. L. R.

The community health worker in Angola: challenges to primary health care and to health professional education

Pontes, A L d M;
Bornstein, V J;
Giugliani, C.
Alberto Giuliani, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms in workers during the COVID-19 pandemic

Guilland, R;
Klokner, S G M;
Knapik, J;
Crocce-Carlotto, P A;
et al.

Social representations of primary health care workers about LGBT people

Silva, A L R d;
Finkler, M;
Moretti-Pires, R. O.

Action of community health agents and livework in act

Piccinini, C A;
Silva, R. A. N. d.
Agência Brasília/ Flickr

The home visit to the older adults from the perspective of community health workers and the notion of health territory

Murillo, R. S. G.

Production of care in mental health: territorial practices in the psychosocial network

Campos, D B;
Bezerra, I C;
Jorge, M. S. B.

Mobbing and the worker's mental health

Freire, P. A.

Quality of life versus living conditions: a disassociated binomial

Scopinho, R. A.
Foto: SEMUS/Prefeitura de Vitória

The use of digital technologies in the practices of community health workers: an international scoping review

Santos, R C d;
Silva , L I M d;
Santos, L D P d J;
Deus e Méllo , L M B d;
et al.

Assessment of a community health agent technical course from its graduates' viewpoint

Modesto, M d S A;
Grillo, L P;
Próspero, E N S;
Mariath, A. B.

With the restructuring of production processes, nurses, teachers and car-assemblers suffer similar precarious labour conditions

Kuenzer, A. Z.

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.

Popular education and the formation of middle-level health care professionals

Pedrosa, J. I. d. S.

Intensity and immateriality in labor and health

Dal Rosso, S.

Occupational stress in the printed media:: a Christophe Dejours perspective

Garcia, Á L;
Emerich, T B;
Salaroli, L B;
Cavaca, A. G.
Foto: Freepik

Superexploitation of the health workforce in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil

Barreto, A A M;
Mendes, Á.

Weaving precariousness: home-based workers and the trade unions' strategies in São Paulo's clothing industry

Leite, M. d. P.

Libraries for the training of health technicians in the african countries of Portuguese Language: a diagnosis

Azevedo, A. L. d.

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

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

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

Nascimento, J. B. d.

Care for people deprived of freedom with tuberculosis and permanent education in health

Fabrini , V C N;
Carvalho , B G;
Mendonça , F d F;
Guariente, M. H. D.

Challenges in the training of mid-level workers for the Unified Health System in the state of Maranhão, Brazil

Reis, R S;
Muniz, L B;
Chagas, D C d;
Pinho, J R O;
et al.

Agribusiness and pesticides: impacts on the health of agricultural workers in northeastern Brazil

Araújo, I M M d;
Oliveira, Â. G. R. d. C.

Management of labor in the drilling of oil wells: uses of itself 'give life for all life'

Figueiredo, M;
Alvarez, D.

Continuing education in social worker labor situations

Fernandes, R. M. C.

On the currentness of voluntary servitude

Fontes, V.

Nursing team and the complexities of care in in the death/dying process

Vasques, T C S;
Lunardi, V L;
Silva, P A d;
Avila, L I;
et al.

Profile of Primary Health Care workers and occupational risk protection in the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil

Marinho, M R;
Silva Neto, P K;
Matta, L R F d;
Cunha, I P d;
et al.

Aging at work from the perspective of workers in the area of nursing

Rodrigues, M R;
Brêtas, A. C. P.
wirestock/Freepik

Safety of health professionals who worked in the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil

Pavão, A L B;
Martins, M S;
Gouvêa, C S D d;
Noronha, M F;
et al.

Teaching-service and health surveillance integration: a school district's health workers' perception

Pereira, J G;
Fracolli, L. A.

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.

The worker in the Family Health Program in the state of Amazonas: a qualitative study

Katsurayama, M;
Parente, R C P;
Moretti-Pires, R. O.

The managerial dimension of the work and the debate on standards and values in telemarketing

Oliveira, S S;
Brito, J. C. d.

Educational principles and the relations between theory and practice in the training of community health agents

Pereira, I D F;
Lopes, M R;
Nogueira, M L;
Ruela, H. C. G.

Pathways and impasses of deinstutionalization in the perspective of mental healht workers of the greater Vitória

Leão, A;
Batista, A. M.

Permanent education in the public health services in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina

Lino, M M;
Backes, V M S;
Ferraz, F;
Prado, M L d;
et al.

Continuing education with community health agents: a proposal for care of asthmatic children

Coriolano, M W d L;
Lima, M d M;
Queiroga, B A M d;
Ruiz-Moreno, L;
et al.

Continuing education with nursing assistants from the Family Health Strategy in Sobral, Ceará

Balbino, A C;
Bezerra, M M;
Freitas, C A S L;
Albuquerque, I M N;
et al.

The culture regarding the safety of the patient in primary health care: distinctions among professional categories

Macedo, L L;
Silva, A M R;
Silva, J F M d;
Haddad, M d C F L;
et al.

Projovem Urbano: the massed precarization under the sign of initial training for simple work

Gaspar, L.

The marxist program of education and the principle of praxis

Sousa Junior, J. d.

Health and work relations in a rural settlement of the MST in the Brazil-Paraguay border region

Júnior, E E F;
Souza, K R d;
Renovato, R D;
Sales, C. d. M.

Self-care: health workers in times of pandemic by COVID-19

Santos, G d B M;
Lima, R d C D;
Barbosa, J P M;
Silva, M C d;
et al.

Rethinking the evaluation: creative perspectives for the professional education in the worker's health area

Moreira, M.

The increasing schooling of the community health agent: an induction of the work process?

Mota, R R d A;
David, H. M. S. L.

The Matrix support as a mental health care management strategy

Lima, M C;
Gonçalves, T. R.

Notes on inflections of the critical theory in technical education and training in health

Pereira, I. B.

Skills, suffering and construction of meaning in the activity of auxiliary nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)

Gomes, L;
Masson, L P;
Brito, J C d;
Athayde, M.

Learning processes of adults in professional training in health

Lopes, M C R;
Morel, C. M.

The dynamics of informality in Brazil and Argentina (2012–2019) and the vulnerability of the working class

Souza, D M;
Trovão , C. J. B. M.

Social representations of health education of family health team professionals

Gazzinelli, M F C;
Marques, R d C;
Oliveira, D C d;
Amorim, M M A;
et al.

Tensions and contradictions of the social protection at the frontier between assistance and health

Santos, A M d;
Amorim, T F F;
Alves, H J;
Paiva, J. A. C.

The community health agent in the ambit of policies aimed at basic health care: work and professional qualification concepts

Morosini, M V;
Corbo, A D;
Guimarães, C. C.

Changes in social indicators of the northeastern region after the implementation of primary health care

Carvalho , F C D d;
Vasconcelos , T B d;
Arruda, G M M S;
Macena, R. H. M.

Analysis of the ‘safety’ discourse in the field of health: a critique of the worker as watchman of oneself

La Rotta, E I G;
Pfeiffer, C R C;
Corrêa-Filho, H R;
Corrêa, C R S;
et al.

Implementation of a continuing education in health policy in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Daniel, H B;
Sandri, J V d A;
Grillo, L. P.

Work process at a Family Health unit and continuing education

Andrade, R S d;
Caldas, L B S d N;
Falcão, M L P;
Góes, P. S. A. d.

The PROFAE in Minas Gerais: the work of the Regional Agency

Madeira, L M;
Gonçalves, D. C.

Singularities in the work process between oral health technicians and dental surgeons

Galvêas, E A;
Oliveira, A E;
Esposti, C D D;
Santos Neto, E. T. d.

Affirming an ethos of health researchers: participatory processes of research results restitution

Ferreira, J P;
Silva, C O d;
Barros, M E B d;
Rotenberg, L.
Foto: Odair Leal

The community health worker in COVID-19: analysis of contingency plans in the Northeast region of Brazil

Farias, H S L;
Trott, L C;
Viola, B. M.

Work, qualification and the social construction of professional identities in public health organizations

Vieira, M.

Entrevista: Izabel dos Santos

Sório, R.

Valer: worker qualification under the market ideology at the Vale corporate university

Ramos, G S;
Santos, A. d. F. T. d.

Multidisciplinary meetings: the health team work in construction and waiting for the subjects of change

Cardoso, C G;
Hennington, É. A.

Teamwork in nursing and the limits and possibilities of the Family Health Strategy

Duarte, M d L C;
Boeck, J. N.

Mental health and primary health care: territory, violence and the psychosocial approaches challenge

Prata, N I S d S;
Groisman, D;
Martins, D A;
Rabello, E T;
et al.

The return of the central importance of the psychiatric hospital: recent retrocession in the mental health policy

Sousa, F S P d;
Jorge, M. S. B.

Educating workers for health in a flexible accumulation context: new challenges

Araújo, E. G. d. S.

Work division in the health sector and the social relationship of tension between workers and managers

Ayala, A L M;
Oliveira, W. F. d.

Working at psychosocial alcohol and drug care centers and public policies: which is the way forward?

Wandekoken, K D;
Dalbello-Araujo, M.

Interdisciplinary and interprofessionality in the family health strategy

Farias, D N d;
Ribeiro, K S Q S;
Anjos, U U d;
Brito, G. E. G. d.

Resistance and praxis in the strike of the teachers of the Rio de Janeiro municipal network

Souza, L O d;
Pina, J A;
Souza, K. R. d.

Training in the Family Health Program: different interpretations of home visits in the group of Presidente Prudente, in the State of São Paulo

França, S P d;
Pessoto, U C;
Gomes, J. d. O.

The teaching-learning process in training NHS workers: reflections from the experience of ETSUS

Siqueira, M C G;
Leopardi, M. T.

Concepts of health on the agenda of the national confederation of education workers

Gouvêa, L. A. V. N. d.

In sickness and in health: labor in medicine production: o trabalho na produção de medicamentos

Belini, F H;
Tosta, T. L. D.

The micropolitics of living work in the act, ergology and popular education: a proposition of a device to train health workers

Sant'Anna, S R;
Hennington, É. A.

Relationships between educational conceptions and practices in health in the view on a family health team

Pinafo, E;
Nunes, E d F P d A;
González, A D;
Garanhani, M. L.

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.

The theater of Augusto Boal and the vocational education in health

Goldschmidt, I. L.

Participatory methodologies and permanent education in training community/health agents

Rocha, N H N;
Bevilacqua, P D;
Barletto, M.