2015
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-12902015128285
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Relações contratuais e perfil dos cirurgiões-dentistas em centros de especialidades odontológicas de baixo e alto desempenho no Brasil

Abstract: ResumoIntrodução: No Brasil, a partir da década de 1990, quando foram implementadas novas modalidades contratuais flexíveis na administração pública, tem se destacado o debate sobre as relações de trabalho. Esse movimento de mudanças tem repercutido no sistema público de saúde pela tendência à instabilidade dos vínculos laborais e à desproteção social. Objetivo: Investigar o perfil profissional de cirurgiões-dentistas dos centros de especialidades odontológicas e analisar a natureza das relações de trabalho em… Show more

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“…In the examples mentioned of "cooperatives," corporate contracting, and "perpetual" temporary workers, we foresee that these employer measures will characterize a more serious situation during periods when job offers are scarce for some occupations, such as nursing, for example, or when the national labor law changes. the trend of "diSmantling" the Steady job Like with other productive sectors in the worldwide economy (9) , we point out the dismantling of the permanent, steady job as a trend for healthcare professionals (25) , although it is not clear what the most common instruments for this employment flexibility are (cooperative, part-time and temporary work, contract by employment agency or agency labor, temporary contract for projects and programs, corporate contracting, etc.). One must also consider the interrelation of these forms of hiring professionals.…”
Section: Discussion Hospitals As Cores Of a Subcontracted Services Nementioning
confidence: 87%
“…In the examples mentioned of "cooperatives," corporate contracting, and "perpetual" temporary workers, we foresee that these employer measures will characterize a more serious situation during periods when job offers are scarce for some occupations, such as nursing, for example, or when the national labor law changes. the trend of "diSmantling" the Steady job Like with other productive sectors in the worldwide economy (9) , we point out the dismantling of the permanent, steady job as a trend for healthcare professionals (25) , although it is not clear what the most common instruments for this employment flexibility are (cooperative, part-time and temporary work, contract by employment agency or agency labor, temporary contract for projects and programs, corporate contracting, etc.). One must also consider the interrelation of these forms of hiring professionals.…”
Section: Discussion Hospitals As Cores Of a Subcontracted Services Nementioning
confidence: 87%
“…The implantation of Centers of Dental Specialties was constituted as the main strategy of the PNSB in the SUS to guarantee this level of attention; currently the number of these health units exceeds the number of 1000 CEOs in Brazil. This advent also contributed to the expansion of national studies on Secondary Care in Oral Health aimed at these services [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]27].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a study on CEO professionals and their relationships with work [27], This reality undoubtedly contributes to the low quality and productivity of these services, and undermines the implementation, efficiency and effectiveness of CEOs, which are the places where almost all the specialized oral health procedures in the public health services are performed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies on the process and organization of services, need for training and human resources required for the management of these services, as well as on the observation of professionals with little commitment to this strategy have been conducted [15][16][17]. In addition, some studies aimed at the maturation of what would become an ideal interface model between Primary and Secondary Oral Health Care in the Brazilian case have also been performed [18][19][20][21].…”
Section: Ceos Represented An Innovation In the National Oral Health Pmentioning
confidence: 99%