PERCEPTION OF THE AIRPORT HEALTH TEAM ABOUT COMMUNICATION TOWARDS COVID-19

Airports are dynamic places and a significant number of people walk around it daily and use the aircraft as a way of transport. It is considered efficient, safe and time is saved these days by shortening distances between cities, states and countries, for work or leisure. The study aims to understand the perception of the airport health team about communication regarding the new coronavirus. It consists of a descriptive study with a qualitative approach and as a data collection technique, the phenomenological interview. The method suggested by Amedeo Giorgi and the analysis took place in the light of the Merleau-Ponty framework. As a result, the category communication and intersubjectivity of care at the airport and aircraft emerged. It is concluded that the deponents point out that objective, clear and safe communication is important during the health problems calls, whether for clinical, traumatic cases as well as infectious and contagious diseases.