Social health organizations: an analysis of the specialties and exams contracted by the State of São Paulo, Brazil
Gabriella Bigossi,
Francis Sodré,
Lorena Estevam Martins Fernandes
et al.
Abstract:Social Health Organizations (SHOs) are private entities that receive resources from governments for the management of public healthcare services. With the history of market interest in public health and the high volume of resources transferred to SHOs, one must question if the market logic continues to be inserted in this management model. The understanding of the dynamics of providing healthcare services to the population in the different contracts may help to understand how possible changes in the contracted… Show more
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