2015
DOI: 10.1590/0103-20702015012
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Participação social e gestão pública no Sistema Único de Saúde

Abstract: É inquestionável a evolução da extensão da cobertura dos serviços públicos de saúde nos 25 anos de construção do Sistema Único de Saúde (sus), instituído pela Constituição de 1988. Mais recentemente, com os programas Saúde da Família e Mais Médicos, essa extensão da cobertura ganha novo impulso a partir do modelo da atenção básica (ab). Não obstante, resta a indagação de se essa expansão da cobertura significa maior democratização do acesso à saúde por parte da população brasileira e, além disso, qual o papel … Show more

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“…If it does not solve the fragmentation risk pointed by Cohn and Bujdoso 36 and Cohn 39 , at least it does not advocate the invisibility of the existent diversity in the social field. In the same way, Nancy Fraser 10,11 and Boaventura Santos 16 argument for the need to overcome a "false antithesis" between recognition and distribution towards a wider concept of justice that articulates the emancipatory elements from both tendencies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…If it does not solve the fragmentation risk pointed by Cohn and Bujdoso 36 and Cohn 39 , at least it does not advocate the invisibility of the existent diversity in the social field. In the same way, Nancy Fraser 10,11 and Boaventura Santos 16 argument for the need to overcome a "false antithesis" between recognition and distribution towards a wider concept of justice that articulates the emancipatory elements from both tendencies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Amélia Cohn and Yasmin Lilla Bujdoso 36 , in a study that investigates the dilemmas related to institutional spaces of health policies social control, as the National Health Council, question to what extent such instances have constituted spaces of general multiple-interest articulation or, conversely, are reduced to the dispute of private interests from the multiple segments there represented. Thus, they raise awareness to the fragmentation risk implicit to the emergence and dispute of interests of multiple subjects in the political scenario.…”
Section: Unscrambling the Waymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The community assemblies enabled us to understand how health actions influence on people's lives, making them the protagonists of this process, making decisions at the individual and collective levels. In this sense, co-responsibility takes on a fundamental importance in the care that also encompasses the development of the service-client-management relationship (5)(6) .…”
Section: Reflecting About the Community Assemblies As Spaces Of Sociamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This mechanism can be generated by a dialogical process between different types of knowledge, in which each one contributes with his/her peculiar knowledge and together they accomplish an effective interaction by valuing different experiences and expectations of life (4,9) . This change in health practices will only be possible by political, administrative and subjective transformations that reshape the manner that clients see and recognize themselves as citizens, i.e., persons with rights and duties (5,7) . Dialogue has been shown to be an essential tool for restructuring health care, because from these movements of speaking and listening, interaction with others as a mechanism of knowledge and understanding of the other, humanizing has become a possibility in the area of healthcare practices (4,10) .…”
Section: Reflecting About the Community Assemblies As Spaces Of Sociamentioning
confidence: 99%