Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) aos 30 anos

Abstract

This article, which aims to explore questions relating to SUS at 30 and to dialogue with other studies, presents an overview of the positive drivers, the obstacles and the threats to Brazil's Unified Health System. It points to a lack of prioritizing the SUS on the part of the government, underfunding and attacks on the system made by capital's policies. The article also suggests that one of the most significant threats to SUS is the financialization of health, linked to the financial dominance. It concludes by arguing that the SUS is not consolidated, justifying alliances between democratic, popular and socialist forces, with new strategies, tactics and forms of organization to face up to the power of capital and its representatives in society and in the State.

<b>Tecnologias de saúde – enfrentamento do incêndio em escolas de ensino fundamental / Health technologies - confronting the fire in elementary schools<b>

“…Sobretudo, com sede de conhecimento para apropriarem-se dele, reconstruindo-o no sentido de igualdade civil e política, com direitos associados à justiça social (14) . Um poder transformador que modificou a escola onde fizeram valer direitos e deveres a partir da vivência do incêndio, focada na promoção à saúde e considerada estratégia essencial ao processo de conscientização individual e coletiva escolar (15) . Os resultados mostraram que a proatividade, com ações de cidadania, deu-se a partir da própria comunidade escolar, ao solicitarem uma roda de conversa na escola com a presença de bombeiros, cuja vistoria agregou conhecimento preventivo contra desastres.…”

Health care for transgender people in Brazil: a systematic review protocol

“…In view of this reality, health care should not be con gured only in assisting the health needs and demands of this population, but also in broad and concrete actions to welcome transgender people and assist them in facing transphobia. The Brazilian health system, created in 1990 and called SUS, is mainly composed of free public health services, with the complementation of some private health services nanced by the State 8 . In addition, this health system is constituted by doctrinal principles (universality, equity and integrality) in which the health care model, expressed in policies, programs, organization of services and provision of care, must focus, primarily, on the recognition of the social determinants of the health-disease process and health In Brazilian literature, there is an increase in scienti c articles publication approaching LGBTI population health after the creation of the National Comprehensive Health Policy LGBTI 11 , as well as theses and dissertations on transvestite, transsexuality and health after the expansion of the Transexualizador Process in SUS 12 .…”

Absenteísmo de usuários como fator de desperdício: desafio para sustentabilidade em sistema universal de saúde

“…The extent of benefits brought to the population throughout its existence is undeniable, but, in practice, it is still partial, facing numerous weaknesses and shortcomings 20 . SUS has been implemented but not consolidated 21 . Access to specialized or medium complexity services has been stressed as one of the main obstacles to its consolidation 22 .…”