2003
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-81232003000200012
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Desigualdades sociais e gestão em saúde: metodologia de seleção de áreas urbanas visando à diminuição das desigualdades socioespaciais em regiões metropolitanas

Abstract: O artigo apresenta metodologia, à qual se deu o nome de Rio 40 graus, para estudar a região metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro, utilizando como unidade de agregação da informação o setor censitário, disponibilizando o acesso a uma ferramenta coadjuvante no processo de alocação de recursos e de gestão em saúde. O objetivo é minimizar as desigualdades de natureza social, sendo de especial interesse para o espaço urbano-metropolitano. Nessa perspectiva, todas as secretarias, municipais e estaduais, que integram a ár… Show more

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“…This therefore results in a contradictory two-way process: studies disconnected from reality on the one hand and services reluctant to accept evidence all ready produced on the other (Najar and Campos, 2003). This therefore results in a contradictory two-way process: studies disconnected from reality on the one hand and services reluctant to accept evidence all ready produced on the other (Najar and Campos, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This therefore results in a contradictory two-way process: studies disconnected from reality on the one hand and services reluctant to accept evidence all ready produced on the other (Najar and Campos, 2003). This therefore results in a contradictory two-way process: studies disconnected from reality on the one hand and services reluctant to accept evidence all ready produced on the other (Najar and Campos, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%