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Vanessa Ayumi Uezono is a psychology student at the Health and Society Institute of the Federal
University of São Paulo campus Baixada Santista (UNIFESP BS) and extensionist who has a grant
in the Extension University Project “Baú de Histórias”. She was an extensionist in the Education
Tutorial Program (PET) “Saúde da Criança”. Her performance as extensionist started on April of
2017. She assists in the organization of the project focusing on the Santa Casa working field. She
published a work for the V National Project’s Seminary in Occupational Therapy: “To resist and
advance: O.T., democracy and diversity in present time”, event held at the Federal University of
São Paulo campus Baixada Santista (2018), named “The collaborative practices and shared learning as strategies of health formation in the Extension University Project “Baú de Histórias”. She
presented “The storytelling as a way of entertainment in the hospital setting.” for the IV Academic
Congress Unifesp (2018). She has also presented two more works related to the project: “The storytelling for children with cancer in hospital setting in the Extension Project ‘Baú de Histórias’.”,
in the oral presentation in the I Multidisciplinary Health Congress of Baixada Santista, event held
at the Catholic University of Santos (2017); and “The production of told stories to children with
cancer in the Extension Project ‘Baú de Histórias’.”, as part of the schedule of “Cartograma 2017”
in the University of São Paulo campus Baixada Santista.
Maria Eduarda Maehara is a physiotherapy student at the Health and Society Institute of the
Federal University of São Paulo campus Baixada Santista (UNIFESP BS). She is also a researcher
in the Experimental Hepatology area at FAPESP. She was a voluntary monitor in “Átomo à Célula
II (MAC II)” module and she was an extensionist who had a grant in the Extension University
Project “Baú de Histórias”.
Bettina Correa da Silva Vostoupal is a psychologist graduated from the Federal University of
São Paulo campus Baixada Santista 2017. During the graduation, she performed in the Extension
University Project “Baú de Histórias” for three years, two of them with a grant. She conducted a
basic scientific research in the area of interprofessional education in health and she made a Course
Conclusion Paper about care and playful activities with children in cancer treatment. Nowadays
she performs in the clinical area and she is also the coordinator of the Extension Project “Baú de
Histórias”, being responsible to supervise the extensionists and help them in research projects.
Nadja Shinyashiki Igarashi is an occupational therapist graduated in 2010 at University of São
Paulo (USP, campus Ribeirão Preto). She has spent 8 years teaching and researching about children’s development and caregivers, sustainability, teaching and learning process, and activities to
promote health and quality of life in hospitals, education centers, NGO and University. She is postgraduate in Adult Neurology from the Albert Einstein Hospital (2012), and post-graduate in training and care in network from the Federal University of São Paulo (2014). She finished her master’s
degree in 2018 from the Albert Einstein Hospital.
Lúcia da Rocha Uchôa-Figueiredo is an occupational therapist, Postdoctoral fellow (2018) in
Health Teaching from CEDESS of Federal University of São Paulo campus São Paulo/BR. She
is a Masters (2002) and PHD (2009) in Sciences of Psychology from University of São Paulo—
USP/BR (Philosophy Faculty of Sciences and Languages in Ribeirão Preto) and she is also
graduated in Occupational Therapy from the Catholic Pontifical University of Campinas (PUCCamp/BR 1986). Currently, she is a professor in the Occupational Therapy course and Work
in Health Axis in Federal University of São Paulo—UNIFESP campus Baixada Santista/BR
(2010). Member of the NDE of O.T. course (2011–2016). Coordinator of the Extension University Projects: “Baú de Histórias” and “The narrative as a device in the elaboration of a new perspective for child’s cancer”. She is a scientific advisor in Post-Graduate Programs: Health Sciences Teaching in Modality of Professional Master’s degree (since 2011) and Interdisciplinary
V. G. Assis da Silva et al.
Vanessa Ayumi Uezono is a psychology student at the Health and Society Institute of the Federal
University of São Paulo campus Baixada Santista (UNIFESP BS) and extensionist who has a grant
in the Extension University Project “Baú de Histórias”. She was an extensionist in the Education
Tutorial Program (PET) “Saúde da Criança”. Her performance as extensionist started on April of
2017. She assists in the organization of the project focusing on the Santa Casa working field. She
published a work for the V National Project’s Seminary in Occupational Therapy: “To resist and
advance: O.T., democracy and diversity in present time”, event held at the Federal University of
São Paulo campus Baixada Santista (2018), named “The collaborative practices and shared learning as strategies of health formation in the Extension University Project “Baú de Histórias”. She
presented “The storytelling as a way of entertainment in the hospital setting.” for the IV Academic
Congress Unifesp (2018). She has also presented two more works related to the project: “The storytelling for children with cancer in hospital setting in the Extension Project ‘Baú de Histórias’.”,
in the oral presentation in the I Multidisciplinary Health Congress of Baixada Santista, event held
at the Catholic University of Santos (2017); and “The production of told stories to children with
cancer in the Extension Project ‘Baú de Histórias’.”, as part of the schedule of “Cartograma 2017”
in the University of São Paulo campus Baixada Santista.
Maria Eduarda Maehara is a physiotherapy student at the Health and Society Institute of the
Federal University of São Paulo campus Baixada Santista (UNIFESP BS). She is also a researcher
in the Experimental Hepatology area at FAPESP. She was a voluntary monitor in “Átomo à Célula
II (MAC II)” module and she was an extensionist who had a grant in the Extension University
Project “Baú de Histórias”.
Bettina Correa da Silva Vostoupal is a psychologist graduated from the Federal University of
São Paulo campus Baixada Santista 2017. During the graduation, she performed in the Extension
University Project “Baú de Histórias” for three years, two of them with a grant. She conducted a
basic scientific research in the area of interprofessional education in health and she made a Course
Conclusion Paper about care and playful activities with children in cancer treatment. Nowadays
she performs in the clinical area and she is also the coordinator of the Extension Project “Baú de
Histórias”, being responsible to supervise the extensionists and help them in research projects.
Nadja Shinyashiki Igarashi is an occupational therapist graduated in 2010 at University of São
Paulo (USP, campus Ribeirão Preto). She has spent 8 years teaching and researching about children’s development and caregivers, sustainability, teaching and learning process, and activities to
promote health and quality of life in hospitals, education centers, NGO and University. She is postgraduate in Adult Neurology from the Albert Einstein Hospital (2012), and post-graduate in training and care in network from the Federal University of São Paulo (2014). She finished her master’s
degree in 2018 from the Albert Einstein Hospital.
Lúcia da Rocha Uchôa-Figueiredo is an occupational therapist, Postdoctoral fellow (2018) in
Health Teaching from CEDESS of Federal University of São Paulo campus São Paulo/BR. She
is a Masters (2002) and PHD (2009) in Sciences of Psychology from University of São Paulo—
USP/BR (Philosophy Faculty of Sciences and Languages in Ribeirão Preto) and she is also
graduated in Occupational Therapy from the Catholic Pontifical University of Campinas (PUCCamp/BR 1986). Currently, she is a professor in the Occupational Therapy course and Work
in Health Axis in Federal University of São Paulo—UNIFESP campus Baixada Santista/BR
(2010). Member of the NDE of O.T. course (2011–2016). Coordinator of the Extension University Projects: “Baú de Histórias” and “The narrative as a device in the elaboration of a new perspective for child’s cancer”. She is a scientific advisor in Post-Graduate Programs: Health Sciences Teaching in Modality of Professional Master’s degree (since 2011) and Interdisciplinary