2019
DOI: 10.1590/0103-11042019s504
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O Sistema de Saúde brasileiro ante a tipologia internacional: uma discussão prospectiva e inevitável

Abstract: RESUMO Na perspectiva da análise comparada de Sistemas de Saúde (SS), este artigo analisa o SS brasileiro visando identificar estratégias promissoras para seu desenvolvimento. Metodologicamente, baseados em estudos sobre a sua formação/situação e nos seus principais componentes assistenciais e de financiamento, discutem-se suas aproximações e distanciamentos dos três tipos principais de SS: 1- baseados nos serviços nacionais universais (beveridgeanos); 2- baseados em seguros sociais obrigatórios (bisma… Show more

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“…Besides the territorial expansion of the FHS, it must be considered that Brazil has a mixed health care system and ¼ of the population in a better financial situation have access to private health insurance, whilst the other part of the people depends exclusively on a public health care system able to assist the most vulnerable ones (22).…”
Section: The Fhs Conception Brought All the Unifiedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides the territorial expansion of the FHS, it must be considered that Brazil has a mixed health care system and ¼ of the population in a better financial situation have access to private health insurance, whilst the other part of the people depends exclusively on a public health care system able to assist the most vulnerable ones (22).…”
Section: The Fhs Conception Brought All the Unifiedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Brazil, for example, Araújo et al (2011) report the existence of a public health system, universal, regulated, managed and financed by the Government, available to all Brazilians, without exception, and a private system that offers additional coverage, with different services, to those who adhere to private health insurance (which are also regulated by the Government). Serapioni & Tesser (2019) when analyzing the Brazilian health system against the international typology, conclude that the Brazilian system is mixed/segmented, as it has many…”
Section: Whitehead Et Al 2019 New Zealandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are major differences in health systems; however, absenteeism in medical consultations is present in these countries studied. In the United States, private insurance is seen as a health model (28) . In China, health has progressed to bring equality and accessible values to the population, with government incentives in public health, especially in regions with low income and with voluntary health insurance (29) .…”
Section: Reasons For Absencesmentioning
confidence: 99%