2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-81232010000100023
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Democracia sem equidade: um balanço da reforma sanitária e dos dezenove anos de implantação do Sistema Único de Saúde no Brasil

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo procura avaliar os dezenove anos da implementação do Sistema Único de Saú-de (SUS)

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“…Coelho (2010) affirms that democratization does not necessarily lead to health equity, since, for example, scarce resources may lead to an overlapping of the principles of universality and integrality (article 7). Costa and Lionço (2006), in turn, understand that equity can only be promoted in a democratic environment where subjects have the power and autonomy to state their desires and needs (article 16): "Health equity, understood as the provision of services for the specific needs of groups or individuals, requires subjects and collectivities with power and autonomy to state their desires and needs" (Costa, Lionço, 2006, 47).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…Coelho (2010) affirms that democratization does not necessarily lead to health equity, since, for example, scarce resources may lead to an overlapping of the principles of universality and integrality (article 7). Costa and Lionço (2006), in turn, understand that equity can only be promoted in a democratic environment where subjects have the power and autonomy to state their desires and needs (article 16): "Health equity, understood as the provision of services for the specific needs of groups or individuals, requires subjects and collectivities with power and autonomy to state their desires and needs" (Costa, Lionço, 2006, 47).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…While most authors refer to Rawls's theory emphasizing the compensatory benefits that should be given to the underprivileged (articles 1, 12, 14, 15, 24 and 27), two articles stress the importance of the state in this process through the redistribution of resources. Coelho (2010) resorts to Rawls's work to suggest that the state should be more incisive when intervening in social problems or the distribution of income. Fortes (2010), in turn, identifies Rawls's proposal in the discourse of Brazilian bioethicists regarding the importance of the state in distributive justice:…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reason is that the Health Reform and re-democratization movements in Brazil have always been associated with social justice and equity. 23 Nonetheless, we observe in both Health and the Agrarian Reforms that the rural population has always been left outside the main health measures, while integrality and equity have never been achieved. During most of the last century, universality of health rights was ensured only to the social security beneficiaries, maintained by the Social Security Ministry, generating the delivery of curative healthcare, strongly excluding the rural population, and favoring the development of social inequality and differences in access to health services, especially if we consider the large urban centers and wealthier economies.…”
Section: Considerations Concerning Integrality In Health Reform and Amentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Essa perspectiva se coaduna com a concepção de saúde como uma das dimensões essenciais da qualidade de vida, sustentando uma abordagem multidimensional para a equidade em saúde que contempla tanto as necessidades de saúde quanto as necessidades de serviços de saúde (Coelho, 2010). Assim, compreendem-se as desigualdades em saúde em termos dos determinantes da saúde -incluindo o modo de produção e reprodução social, as condições de vida e trabalho, a divisão social do trabalho, a posição social dos indivíduos, as redes de apoio social, os estilos de vida, as predisposições biológicas -e as diferenças que podem existir no acesso à saúde e aos serviços de saúde, considerando-se os grupos étnico-raciais, o gênero, os grupos etários, as regiões geográficas, entre outras variáveis (Buss;Pellegrini Filho, 2007).…”
Section: Perspectiva Dos Funcionamentos Aplicada Ao Campo Da Saúdeunclassified