SILVEIRA, Andressa da    NEVES, Eliane Tatsch. Analysis of the Emancipatory Discourse on Adolescents with Special Health Needs. []. , 8, pp.701-706.   24--2021. ISSN 2184-7770.  https://doi.org/10.36367/ntqr.8.2021.701-706.

Introduction: Adolescents with special health needs (CRIANES) need health care for their survival that goes beyond the care required by other adolescents. Objective: To present the construction of the emancipatory discourse of adolescents with special health needs regarding the possibilities of experiencing adolescence with care demands. Method: Study of a qualitative approach developed through the reading of medical records, interview guided by a semi-structured script and construction of genograms and ecomaps of 35 adolescents. The speeches were recorded, transcribed and submitted to Pêcheux's speech analysis. Results: The speeches represent a set of attitudes capable of breaking with a pattern imposed by the family and health professionals, in which adolescents are seen by the demands of health care. Conclusions: Adolescents want to be seen for their possibilities, as subjects in the world and not just for the demands of care for their survival.

: Address; Adolescent; Power; Health of the Disabled; Qualitative Research..

        ·     ·     · ( pdf )