Tudo a temer: financiamento, relação público e privado e o futuro do SUS

Chioro, Arthur; Sóter, Ana Paula Menezes; Furtado, Lumena Almeida Castro; Pereira, Silvana Souza da Silva

doi:10.1590/0103-11042016s11

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“…27 In order to reaffirm with even more emphasis the difficulties faced by public health services in guaranteeing this right, the historical and political context of the SUS and how its current crisis has been built need to be understood based on two issues: (i) health service underfunding right from the start; and (ii) the public/ private relationship. 28 As the SUS is universal, it faces several challenges to its subsistence and efficacy, principally with regard to low per capita investment in it when compared to international recommendations. 28 The SUS is increasingly facing underfunding.…”

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Barreiras arquitetônicas e de comunicação no acesso à atenção básica em saúde no Brasil: uma análise a partir do primeiro Censo Nacional das Unidades Básicas de saúde, 2012

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Epidemiologia e Serviços de Saúde

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Objective: to analyze the results of the National Census of Primary Health Care Centers with regard to architectural and communication barriers in Primary Health Care throughout Brazil. Methods: this was a cross-sectional study based on data from the first National Census of Primary Health Care Centers conducted between May and October 2012. Results: the Northern region had the lowest rates of adequacy; although the Southeast region had the best rates when compared to the country's other regions, they were nevertheless unsatisfactory, since for many items adequacy was still below 50%; the items relating to accessibility by people with disabilities (5.7 to 34.2%) and/or the illiterate (0.1 to 27.4%) had very low scores. Conclusion: the majority of services evaluated had architectural and communication barriers, hindering access to health services by disabled, illiterate or elderly people; the importance of allocating resources to reduce iniquities and improve access is stressed.

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Barreiras arquitetônicas e de comunicação no acesso à atenção básica em saúde no Brasil: uma análise a partir do primeiro Censo Nacional das Unidades Básicas de saúde, 2012

Santos

Fernandes

Vicente

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Epidemiologia e Serviços de Saúde

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“…Esta insistencia de la salud colectiva en la explicación "institucional" pudo ser identificada en diversos análisis sobre el sector salud y la actual coyuntura política brasileña, especialmente en el "calor" del golpe institucional de 2016 que depuso a la presidenta Dilma Rousseff. Entre sus principales protagonistas en el área de la salud colectiva (36)(37)(38)(39)(40), los argumentos transitaban desde la "angustia resignada" hasta la "teoría democrática del policy-making".…”

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“…Se detiene así toda modificación en límites que no van más allá de la propia lógica de cada particularidad en ciertas circunstancias, el camino emprendido sólo ha mostrado la ineficacia para la transformación de la causalidad estructural y ha conducido, en contrapartida, una formulación nihilista de pura esterilidad individual. (p. 39) Por más que Ferrara comprenda la salud como un sector que se encuentra en esa relación, su intento es deconstruir el pensamiento parsoniano en salud que dedica a la enfermedad a la idea de "conducta desviada" y al sector salud el locus de sistema social fundamental para el control social.…”

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“…En el caso de los que se anclan en la pléyade del policy-making, los conceptos de democracia y sus infinitas cualificaciones (consensual, deliberativa, participativa, entre otras) (36)(37)(38)(39), han servido al vocabulario maistream de análisis político en el ámbito de la salud colectiva en Brasil, lo que denota su simpática relación con la franja de espectro político del liberal al socialdemócrata cuya capacidad analítica se restringe a conservar todo como está.…”

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Salud es política: pensamiento social de Floreal Antonio Ferrara y sus contribuciones para repensar “lo político” en la salud

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Ianni²

2019

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Después del golpe institucional de 2016 en Brasil, la repolitización de la salud ganó centralidad. Para reconectar el debate de la política con el campo de la salud colectiva, esta investigación revisitó la obra de Floreal Antonio Ferrara, sanitarista cuyo pensamiento crítico ayuda a repensar lo “político” en salud. Se utilizó el análisis del contenido del tomo 2 de su obra titulada Teoría política y salud, tomando como referencia teórico-conceptual lo que Júnior y Pogrebinschi delimitan como “teoría política”. En un primer acercamiento, se identificó que Ferrara apuesta por el concepto de “salud” como un acto eminentemente político y sus argumentos se apoyan en un enfoque crítico marxista. Después de esta sistematización, se pudo concluir que la política no es una categoría autónoma en una sociedad capitalista y comprender que “la salud es conflicto” es saber que ser trata de una pieza política no menos importante en este gran engranaje.

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“…Instead, his focus was on adopting neoliberal policies, which entailed decreasing spending for the MoH, regardless if society’s needs were not met. 41 Temer’s neoliberal views have contributed to a decline in federal financial support for SUS (Reis et al ), 42 further hampering SUS’ ability to respond to Zika. 41 …”

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What explains the lacklustre response to Zika in Brazil? Exploring institutional, economic and health system context

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By early-2016, the international community began to pressure Brazil for a stronger policy response to Zika. In contrast to what was seen in the past, however, these international pressures did not elicit such a response. In this article, we explore why this was the case, reviewing the government’s policy response and the broader political and economic context shaping this response. The authors used single case study analysis and qualitative sources, such as books, journal articles, and government policy reports to support their empirical claims. We found that despite increased international pressures from the WHO, domestic political factors and economic recession hampered the government’s ability to strengthen its health systems response to Zika. Consequently, those states most afflicted by Zika have seen policy initiatives that lack sufficient funding, administrative and human resource capacity. This study revealed that despite a government’s deep foreign policy history of positively responding to international pressures through a stronger policy response to health epidemics, a sudden change in government, rising political instability, and economic recession can motivate governments to abandon this foreign policy tradition and undermine its response to new public health threats.

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Tudo a temer: financiamento, relação público e privado e o futuro do SUS

Cited by 31 publications

References 4 publications

Barreiras arquitetônicas e de comunicação no acesso à atenção básica em saúde no Brasil: uma análise a partir do primeiro Censo Nacional das Unidades Básicas de saúde, 2012

Barreiras arquitetônicas e de comunicação no acesso à atenção básica em saúde no Brasil: uma análise a partir do primeiro Censo Nacional das Unidades Básicas de saúde, 2012

Salud es política: pensamiento social de Floreal Antonio Ferrara y sus contribuciones para repensar “lo político” en la salud

What explains the lacklustre response to Zika in Brazil? Exploring institutional, economic and health system context

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