Gestión Autónoma de Medicación como un programa para sujetos políticos en la salud mental

Automatic Medication Management (GAM) is a strategy that mobilizes choices for the treatment of medications, by accessing social rights and a care network. In this study, I analyze the GAM guides and their offerings for producing autonomy and ways of life for mental health users. This is a documentary research, with guides as an instrument of analysis, inspired by Foucault's thinking. We have a search for medical and diagnostic guidance, logo, a prescription logic creates conduct programs and incentives for the following. Thus, as results or guidelines, they resemble a program with prescription effects, which become acceptable for mental health, but which form unpredictability. Thus, each subject builds his user profile if he governs himself based on practices built through the rationality of a program that has intervals of life with policies and autonomous ones, as recommended by the Brazilian Psychiatric Reform.