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Objetivo: Este artículo describe la estrategia de incorporación de artistas en los equipos de profesionales de salud comunitaria en la ciudad de Madrid, en concreto en los Centros Madrid Salud. Método: El colectivo artístico Batas Nómadas, formado por tres artistas expertos en artes plásticas y visuales, ha utilizado la performance y dinámicas participativas para explicar la incorporación del arte y los artistas en estos equipos de profesionales de Madrid Salud. Resultados: El colectivo Batas Nómadas ha intervenido en 14 equipos de trabajo de los Centros Madrid Salud (CMS) y recogido datos de forma creativa, de los y las 179 profesionales participantes. Conclusiones: Se han visualizado necesidades de intervención en salud comunitaria, y reflexionado acerca de la utilidad del arte para favorecer el trabajo participativo de los equipos Madrid Salud
Objetive: This article describes the strategy of incorporating artists into the teams of community health in the city of Madrid, specifically in the Madrid Salud Centers. Method: The artistic colletive, Batas Nómadas, formed by three artists expertized in visual arts, has developed performances and participatory aproach to explain the incorporation of art and artists in these teams of professionals of Madrid Salud. Results: Batas Nómadas has carried out sessions in 14 work teams of the Madrid Salud Centers and has collected data in a creative way from the 179 professionals that have participated in these sessions. Conclusions: These actions have shown some needs in community health, and have noticed a meaningful reflection on the usefulness of the art to develop participative strategies into the Madrid Salud teams
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Humans , Art Therapy/organization & administration , Community Health Centers/organization & administration , Health Services Needs and Demand/trends , Health Personnel/trends , Evaluation of the Efficacy-Effectiveness of Interventions , Health Promotion/trends , CreativityABSTRACT
OBJETIVE: This article describes the strategy of incorporating artists into the teams of community health in the city of Madrid, specifically in the Madrid Salud Centers. METHOD: The artistic colletive, Batas Nómadas, formed by three artists expertized in visual arts, has developed performances and participatory aproach to explain the incorporation of art and artists in these teams of professionals of Madrid Salud. RESULTS: Batas Nómadas has carried out sessions in 14 work teams of the Madrid Salud Centers and has collected data in a creative way from the 179 professionals that have participated in these sessions. CONCLUSIONS: These actions have shown some needs in community health, and have noticed a meaningful reflection on the usefulness of the art to develop participative strategies into the Madrid Salud teams.