A cooperação técnica OPAS-Brasil na formação de trabalhadores para a saúde (1973-1983)

Paiva, Carlos Henrique Assunção; Pires-Alves, Fernando Antônio; Hochman, Gilberto

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“…The history of the technical cooperation in health in Brazil has close relationship with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO). It involved the encouragement of strategic partnerships regulated and organized by cooperation terms (TC) and tools that provide legal recognition and that make the defined activities feasible on both a national and international level 22 .…”

Section: The Brazilian Casementioning

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Recursos humanos em saúde: crise global e cooperação internacional

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Ciênc. saúde coletiva

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From the 1990s onwards, national economies became connected and globalized. Changes in the demographic and epidemiological profile of the population highlighted the need for further discussions and strategies on Human Resources for Health (HRH). The health workforce crisis is a worldwide phenomenon. It includes: difficulties in attracting and retaining health professionals to work in rural and remote areas, poor distribution and high turnover of health staff particularly physicians, poor training of health workforces in new sanitation and demographic conditions and the production of scientific evidence to support HRH decision making, policy management, programs and interventions. In this scenario, technical cooperation activities may contribute to the development of the countries involved, strengthening relationships and expanding exchanges as well as contributing to the production, dissemination and use of technical scientific knowledge and evidence and the training of workers and institutional strengthening. This article aims to explore this context highlighting the participation of Brazil in the international cooperation arena on HRH and emphasizing the role of the World Health Organization in confronting this crisis that limits the ability of countries and their health systems to improve the health and lives of their populations.

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Section: The Brazilian Casementioning

confidence: 99%

Recursos humanos em saúde: crise global e cooperação internacional

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“…Brazil has been involved in international cooperation for health since the beginning of the 20 th century, first as a receiver of foreign aid, and later, as a 'laboratory' for the implementation of policies devised by international organizations in the promotion of public health in Latin American countries (Benchimol and Teixeira 1993;Lima 2002;Paiva et al 2008). As the country's development levels rose and internal capacities were created, Brazil also began to engage in international cooperation programs as a provider of knowledge and funds, through South-South Cooperation 3 .…”

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Health as niche diplomacy: assessing design and practices of Brazilian health diplomacy at the beginning of the 21st century

Gayard

2019

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“…Nesse mesmo cenário, em âmbito internacional, organizações como a Comissão Econômica para a América Latina e o Caribe (Cepal), desde o final dos anos 1940, passaram a ter papel decisivo na disseminação das ideias de planejamento macroeconômico em escala continental, mas seria a Carta de Punta del Este (1961), medida aprovada na Reunião Extraordinária do Conselho Interamericano Econômico e Social que, grosso modo, estimularia reformas sociais e estruturais nos países latino-americanos a partir dos temas da saúde e da educação (PaiVa;PiREs-aLVEs;HoCHMan, 2008).…”

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O sertão na saúde e na formação de trabalhadores setoriais: contextos, atores e ideologias (1920-1970)

Paiva

2016

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RESUMO Artigo analisa a agenda das políticas e discursos sobre saneamento rural no Brasil (1920-1970). Temática tradicional dos sanitaristas será discutida com base nas experiências desenvolvidas, especialmente nas interações com a Organização Pan-Americana da Saúde/Organização Mundial da Saúde (Opas/OMS), organismo internacional que, com lideranças nacionais, retomará, sob renovados termos, o sertão na agenda sanitária e na formação de trabalhadores. Analisa-se a literatura e fontes documentais. Conclui que houve mudanças no teor dos discursos e práticas da chamada interiorização dos serviços de saúde no contexto do pós-guerra, sobretudo naquilo que tange à centralidade das discussões acerca do planejamento e formação de trabalhadores.

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A cooperação técnica OPAS-Brasil na formação de trabalhadores para a saúde (1973-1983)

Abstract: This paper discusses the human resources policies in health in

Cited by 19 publications

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Recursos humanos em saúde: crise global e cooperação internacional

Recursos humanos em saúde: crise global e cooperação internacional

Health as niche diplomacy: assessing design and practices of Brazilian health diplomacy at the beginning of the 21st century

O sertão na saúde e na formação de trabalhadores setoriais: contextos, atores e ideologias (1920-1970)

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