2013
DOI: 10.1590/1807-57622013.0733
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Médicos para o SUS: gestão do trabalho e da educação na saúde no olho do furacão!

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“…This is a position, advocated as essential to the production of care and that, therefore, should permeate the training course in the various situations of health care (8) .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is a position, advocated as essential to the production of care and that, therefore, should permeate the training course in the various situations of health care (8) .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O fato de buscar a valorização dos profissionais da AB utilizando como atrativo o acréscimo na nota para ingresso na residência foi visto por alguns como um erro de estratégia, pois esse incentivo estimularia os profissionais a deixar seus postos. Não obstante, não deixa de ser interessante observar a fixação provisória na AB e o contato com ela pelos futuros residentes nas especialidades que tenham formação e experiência prévia na AB (Feuerwerker, 2013). Nesse período, a maioria dos profissionais ainda apresentava relatos de despreparo e desmotivação (por questões culturais e mudança de valores) para enfrentar a fixação em localidades do interior e os desafios da tecnologia leve que caracterizam a atuação na AB.…”
Section: Os Movimentos Pela Mudança Da Formação Médicaunclassified
“…The allied social actors were mapped based on their insertion into the decisionmaking process. They argued that the shortage of physicians, among other issues, was due to the omissions of previous governments and the corporatism of the medical category 58 On the other side, opponents of the MDP reported the existence of implicit electoral interests, categorizing the measure as "populist" and enacted to maintain the government in power 48,50,59 .…”
Section: Mapping and Position Of Social Actorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also in opposition, some medical schools and medical associations, such as the Federal Council of Medicine, argued that the percentage of physicians in the country was compatible with the need and denounced government interference in the autonomy of the councils of medicine, irregularities in the hiring process in relation to Brazilian labor laws, and lack of strictness in the opening of medical schools 47,48,58 the program. These actors alleged that the MDP was a threat to people's health, because it did not require official recognition of the diplomas of foreign physicians.…”
Section: Mapping and Position Of Social Actorsmentioning
confidence: 99%