Reflexões sobre a formulação de política de atenção cardiovascular pediátrica no Brasil

Abstract

ResumoEste artigo discute os vários momentos da formulação da Política Nacional de Atenção Cardiovascular de Alta Complexidade, tendo como foco a atenção cardiovascular pediátrica. Processo iniciado pela necessidade de atender demandas locais, passa a ter dimensões nacionais pela constatação do déficit de atendimento aos portadores de cardiopatias congênitas (CC). Em 2002, a deficiência de procedimentos no Brasil era de 65%. Demonstrar-se-á a participação de vários agentes, da sociedade civil e do

Avaliação do tratamento cirúrgico da cardiopatia congênita em pacientes com idade superior a 16 anos

“…It is considered the first non-infectious cause of death in newborns 10 . Of these children, 30% require surgical treatment and/or intervention in the first year of life 11,12 . With the huge advance in pediatric cardiac surgery and improvement of results, it is estimated that today there are more than 1 million survivors with congenital heart disease in the United States 13 .…”

Pós-operatório imediato de cirurgia cardíaca pediátrica: rotina de enfermagem para admissão do paciente na Unidade de Terapia Intensiva

“…Cardiac surgery for correction and treatment of congenital heart disease, developed and improved, especially from the second half of this century [1,2] are in prospect of survival for children with these diseases. We all acknowledge that, the pediatric cardiac surgeon has great ability and skills to manipulate extremely small structures.…”

Analysis of ordinances regulating the national policy of high complexity cardiovascular care

“…We try to analyze the concepts on which the ordinance is based, according to the principles of the Unified Health System (SUS), literature theorizes that such principles, discourses of managers and directors of companies involved in the merits and results of questionnaire applied to cardiovascular surgeons belonging to the Brazilian differences and the fact that it was impossible to meet all the requirements proposed by MS, since most services registered in cardiovascular surgery was experiencing serious financial difficulties [1].…”