2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1981-77462008000300011
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Financiamento da saúde: impasses ainda não resolvidos

Abstract: O trabalho procura dialogar com os achados apresentados por Luciana Dias de Lima em seu texto sobre federalismo fiscal e financiamento descentralizado da saúde no Brasil, mediante a apresentação de resultados parciais e inéditos de um estudo, realizado no período 2006-2008, sobre estratégias de financiamento da atenção básica em municípios com mais de 100 mil habitantes do estado de São Paulo. O estudo envolveu a execução de dois módulos relacionados entre si: coleta e análise de dados secundários, buscando re… Show more

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“…In that same federal unit, average and especially high complexity care modalities consumed most of the funds available for the healthcare of large urban centers 15 . Nevertheless, in São Paulo, the standard of financing and expenditure on primary healthcare in municipalities with over 100 thousand inhabitants relates to different models of primary healthcare, levels of efficiency and effectiveness of the municipal health systems, as well as a level of commitment to average and high complexity services, among other factors 18 .…”
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“…In that same federal unit, average and especially high complexity care modalities consumed most of the funds available for the healthcare of large urban centers 15 . Nevertheless, in São Paulo, the standard of financing and expenditure on primary healthcare in municipalities with over 100 thousand inhabitants relates to different models of primary healthcare, levels of efficiency and effectiveness of the municipal health systems, as well as a level of commitment to average and high complexity services, among other factors 18 .…”
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confidence: 99%