| Summary: | Qualitative study grounded in phenomenology in order to highlight the historiography and historicity as an analytical possibilities of the interview based on the theoretical and methodological referential of Martin Heidegger. Scenario was to a hospital in Minas Gerais and as deponents ten women that denoted their understandings about the day to day after cardiac surgery through Phenomenological Interview. It was used the Heideggerian analytical hermeneutics. The results showed the construction of historiography and historicity in motion unveiling of being-there-woman-after-cardiac-surgery, allowing the researcher to understand a way that favors intersubjectivity. We consider the extension of this research to healthcare practice, which in this study turns to women’s health, since intersubjectivity may help guide health professionals to meet the Being, moving the ball ontic ontological to the rescue care-with each other from their multiple and unique needs.
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