01282nas a2200265   4500000000100000008004100001260000900042653001100051653001800062653002600080653002600106653002100132653001200153653002200165653001800187653001300205100001600218700001800234700002200252245011000274300001200384490000700396520059900403022001401002       2003                            d  c200310aBrazil10aDocumentation10aHistory, 20th Century10aHistory, 21st Century10aHospitals, Urban10aleprosy10aPatient Isolation10aPublic health10aResearch1 aFontoura AA1 aBarcelos AH F1 aTrindade Borges V00a[Revealing a history of exclusion: the experience at Hospital-Colônia Itapuã Data and Research center].  a397-4140 v103 a<p>Inaugurated in May 1940, in Viamão Municipality in Rio Grande do Sul, Hospital Colônia Itapuã was meant to shelter Hansen's disease patients. Built in order to work as a small town, the hospital was the stage of several life and work histories. The fragments of these collective and individual experiences have been recovered since 1999, when Centro de Documentação e Pesquisa (Cedope/HCI) was first implemented. It is through the center activities that we propose a comparative study of the history of the hospital and the history of those who lived and those who still live in it.</p>  a0104-5970