2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-89102010005000030
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Multiplicidade de vínculos de médicos no Estado do Ceará

Abstract: In order to increase their work income, physicians undertake various jobs, practicing their profession in different locations and various municipalities, involving constant travel and contributing to the precarious conditions of their own lives and, therefore, of the public health system.

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“…Finally, regarding the activities in medical services, the multiple links found can be explained by the long working hours and the multiplicity of employment links among Brazilian doctors. Maciel et al 35 , in a study aiming to analyze the multiplicity of doctors' links with SUS in the state of Ceará, concluded that 53.5% had between 2 and 4 employment links, and 51.9% had a weekly workload of over 40 hours. The same authors concluded that doctors had several jobs, even in several municipalities, aiming to increase their income, which contributes to their precarious quality of life.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, regarding the activities in medical services, the multiple links found can be explained by the long working hours and the multiplicity of employment links among Brazilian doctors. Maciel et al 35 , in a study aiming to analyze the multiplicity of doctors' links with SUS in the state of Ceará, concluded that 53.5% had between 2 and 4 employment links, and 51.9% had a weekly workload of over 40 hours. The same authors concluded that doctors had several jobs, even in several municipalities, aiming to increase their income, which contributes to their precarious quality of life.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study conducted in 2002 with 7,008 physicians active in public health care in northeastern Brazil showed that 69.7% work in public sector, 59.3% in private sector, and 74.7% in private offices; in other words, physicians often maintain more than one type of insertion into the job market. As a rule, entry into the career occurs by the public sector, and wage earning (public and private) is usually associated with professional work (20) . Office management for several physicians forming a homogeneous group appears as a competitive advantage, as long as principles like impartiality and professionalism among members in all segments and sectors of the clinic/company are adhered to (21) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Con respecto a América Latina, se encuentran menos publicaciones que aborden la problemática. Un estudio en Brasil (Maciel, et al; sobre pluriempleo en médicos del Sistema Único de Salud del Estado de Ceará (7008 médicos/as en total), pone de manifiesto que más de la mitad de la población estudiada (53,3%) tenía entre dos y cuatro vínculos laborales. Los autores explican en sus conclusiones que los médicos/as articulan varios empleos con el fin de aumentar sus ganancias con su trabajo, ejerciendo la profesión en Negrín G. Proceso de trabajo en salud.…”
Section: Pluriempleo Y Calidad De Atención En Hospitales Públicosunclassified