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3042 Hospital Toy Library in the Amazon (Belém): Analysis of its implementation and functioning<br />
Mayara Barbosa Sin<strong>de</strong>aux Lima; Celina Maria Colino Magalhães; Vera Maria<br />
Barros <strong>de</strong> Oliveira - Brazil ( mayarasin<strong>de</strong>aux@yahoo.com.br)<br />
This study has the objective of <strong>de</strong>scribing and analyzing the toy libraries<br />
in Belém, state of Pará. 10 technicians who work in four hospitals<br />
were interviewed. The main results are that there is very little data<br />
3038 Therapeutic Ludic Area: place for meeting, creation and apprenticeship<br />
Maria Inês Britto Brunello; Andrea Perosa Saigh Jurdi Brazil ( maribrunello@hotmail.com )<br />
The Therapeutic Ludic Area, a service linked to the Occupational Therapy<br />
Course in the University of São Paulo, was created with the objective<br />
of offering an area for the re<strong>de</strong>eming and experimentation of ludic<br />
activity in the life of children with intelectual disabilities and pervasive<br />
<strong>de</strong>velopmental disor<strong>de</strong>rs, besi<strong>de</strong>s guaranteeing situations of exchange,<br />
apprenticeship and <strong>de</strong>velopment of affective, cognitive and social<br />
autonomy. A place prepared to stimulate, to encourage and to qualify<br />
3037 Playing in Health<br />
Cristina <strong>de</strong> Oliveira; Andrea Perosa Saigh Jurdi; Maria Cecilia Galletti<br />
– Brazil ( cristina@conscienciaemocional.com.br )<br />
From working with the toy library in Primary Health Care, the Attention<br />
to Childhood and A<strong>do</strong>lescence in the Mental Health Department<br />
of CECCO-BTSMSPMSP produced important effects in building a network<br />
of social support to children and a<strong>do</strong>lescents in situation of social<br />
vulnerability. The experience refers to the toy library implemented in<br />
the V. Borges Basic Health Unit in partnership with the Provi<strong>de</strong>nce Social<br />
Center. The institutional strategies focused on play as one of the<br />
concerning the implementation and functioning of these spaces; the<br />
teams varied in relation to the number of members and formation; and<br />
that both free and gui<strong>de</strong>d activities are offered.<br />
the child for playing, enabling the access to different toys, games and<br />
entertainment. Priority was given to grupal care, in an interdisciplinar<br />
approach. It is important to point out that, as a result of this work, the<br />
proposal was not limited to the traditional areas of the clinic, but took<br />
playing to the schools, resi<strong>de</strong>nces and other public spaces such as<br />
squares, parks, streets, etc.<br />
factors for protecting children in situation of social vulnerability. The<br />
work, besi<strong>de</strong>s the large number of children atten<strong>de</strong>d, changed the look<br />
of the community about their children, modified the relationship of<br />
trust between the community and the public services, because working<br />
in partnership asserted the importance of the function of the State in<br />
creating public policies that enchance the community’s social capital.<br />
3020 Hospital toy library: psychologist performance in the recovery process of hospitalized children<br />
Elizânia Ferreira <strong>de</strong> Vasconcelos - Brazil ( elifv_1@hotmail.com )<br />
This work aims to review the literature relating to the role of the hospital<br />
psychologist in the recovery process of hospitalized children, using<br />
the Hospital Toy Library as a therapeutic tool. The conclusion is that<br />
the Hospital Toy Library is a valuable therapeutic tool for psychologists<br />
who work in this environment using ludic therapy in this context, contributing<br />
then to the child’s recovery, reducing hospitalization time,<br />
easing the trauma of hospitalization and preparing for new situations,<br />
including the process back home.<br />
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