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In this article we focus the analysis on understanding the characteristics assumed by health policy in Uruguay from the reform of the mental health care system. The analytical reading perspective adopted in this research takes two directions; the two play a key role in both the regulation that this reform encourages (Mental Health Act No19.529) as well as in the argumentation of the parties involved in the mental health field. The parties are: interdepartmentality as a role model for public policies, and the human rights disclosure subordinated to the groups of interest in the mental health field. This research was based on data collected on a nationwide study conducted in 2016-2018. It is not the objective of this article to present the research in its entirety, although we will dwell on the details of the methodological design in the corresponding section. Rather, the objectives of this article are aimed at delving into one of the lines of research results from the incorporation of empirical data, the development of the main lines of analytical reading of such data and the development of the most outstanding conclusions. around the results. The objectives of this article are: (i) to identify the modality or modalities of intersectoriality present in the interviewees' discourse, (ii) to provide in analytical terms a possible line of reading on intersectorality and human rights in the field of public policy. The conclusions we reached indicates a still weak governmental and technical context for the implementation of intersectorality in the design of mental health care and the generation of clear guarantees for access to the exercise of human rights. This permeates the technical possibilities of developing effective practices in this regard.

revista uruguaya de enfermería/revista uruguaya de enfermería

Intersectorialidad en las políticas de salud mental: sus características para la externación sustentable en el marco de la desinstitucionalización psiquiátrica en el Uruguay