Em Movimento: Vivências de pessoas que fazem Tratamento Fora de Domicílio

Abstract

This report presents the production process of the experimental documentary "In Motion: Experiences of People Undergoing Out-of-State Treatment," developed as a Final Project for the Journalism Degree at the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul. This work seeks to bring visibility and a humanized perspective to the journey of patients who depend on Out-of-State Treatment (TFD), a program of the SUS (Unified Health System) to carry out highly complex health treatments outside their state. The documentary focuses on the stories of three characters: Grazianny Farias and Leonardo Farias, mother and son, and Yasmin Padilha. The two distinct stories have something in common: the displacements to the state of São Paulo in search of health services. The product reveals the challenges faced by those who have been TFD patients for years, such as mental exhaustion and the search for dignified access to healthcare. The production of this work involved bibliographic research, a search for legal proceedings, and independent investigation into the efficiency of the TFD program in Mato Grosso do Sul. The final product can be accessed at: https://link.ufms.br/ZuVhT