Indigenous health care initiatives in Brazil

Lima, Ana Cristina Gomes de; Marciano, Kétlinn dos S.; Santos, Eliane Mazzuco dos; Gomes, Elonir

doi:10.1503/cmaj.75309

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“…But these have been hampered by politicisation and under-resourcing, including unequal legal status between community health agents and indigenous health agents 1. Indigenous groups have also not had sufficient input into their own health services 5…”

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Legacy of covid-19 for indigenous health in the Brazilian Amazon

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Pre-existing vulnerabilities meant that covid-19 hit indigenous people particularly hard, but as Christine Ro reports, it also kickstarted initiatives to improve health Christine Ro freelance journalist "I don't want privileges. I just want the healthcare system to understand," says Marinete Tukano, treasurer coordinator of Makira E'ta, a network of indigenous women in the Brazilian state of Amazonas.

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Section: Pre-existing Social Vulnerabilitiesmentioning

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Legacy of covid-19 for indigenous health in the Brazilian Amazon

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Indigenous health care initiatives in Brazil

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Legacy of covid-19 for indigenous health in the Brazilian Amazon

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