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The editorial article of the Laboreal magazine presents reflections on work and different perspectives of intervention and transformation. It highlights a set of texts inspired by the International Meeting on Work (EITA) of 2022, held at the Federal University of Paraíba, Brazil. The thematic dossier brings together articles from speakers and empirical research on topics such as training through work, precarious work, and domestic work. The publication aims to provoke new reflections and debates on work activity. [Extracted from the article]

This paper analyzes healthcare actions in Primary Health Care, questioning the predominance of offer and demand in healthcare model. In response, it marks the relevance of psychoanalysis in care that surpasses the citizen to be rightfully served, indicating the right to care for the subject in their singularity. Added to this perspective are the benefits of work psychology, in which the conquest and strengthening of the health of the workers themselves are necessary for the sustainability of care beyond the application of normative protocols. Thus, the inclusion of psychoanalysis and work psychology adds to the exercise of health care, broadening the perspectives of psychologists involved in primary healthcare beyond the level of a traditional offer of healthcare. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes healthcare actions in Primary Health Care, questioning the predominance of offer and demand in healthcare model. In response, it marks the relevance of psychoanalysis in care that surpasses the citizen to be rightfully served, indicating the right to care for the subject in their singularity. Added to this perspective are the benefits of work psychology, in which the conquest and strengthening of the health of the workers themselves are necessary for the sustainability of care beyond the application of normative protocols. Thus, the inclusion of psychoanalysis and work psychology adds to the exercise of health care, broadening the perspectives of psychologists involved in primary healthcare beyond the level of a traditional offer of healthcare. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]