Resumo:
Qualitative, exploratory and descriptive study carried out through interviews with 16 health professionals, working during the COVID-19 pandemic. As its main objective, the study sought to analyze, from the perspective of social actors, their perception of the actions and services implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic and its repercussions at an occupational and social level. As results, the categories resulting from the content analysis were list: Knowledge about the SUS, Skills; Actions; Occupational Health, Work Organization, Interpersonal, and Interprofissional Relationships. There was a high degree of lack of knowledge among participants about the functioning, structuring of the SUS and government responsibilities, which may be related to the lack of a training and training schedule at the institution. It was observe that being a woman, a member of the nursing team with low pay and more than one employment relationship were the main elements that impact worker health in this study.
