a saúde na agenda pública: convergências e lacunas nas pautas de debate e programas de trabalho das instituições governamentais e movimentos sociais healthcare on the public agenda: convergences and gaps on the discussion lists and work programs of government institutions and social movements
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Abstract
Este trabalho, com base na consulta a informações sobre as pautas de debate e trabalho e de instituições públicas e movimentos sociais selecionados, identifica subtemas prioritários e estratégias de ação que conformam a agenda da saúde. Detalham-se convergências e dissintonias entre as proposições, concepções e linhas de ação de distintos agentes, bem como contradições da dinâmica dos movimentos sociais e conselhos de saúde. As reflexões sobre as afinidades e lacunas das agendas investigadas, por um lado, sinalizam por um lado a consolidação e preponderância da saúde para o país; por outro, questionam as perspectivas de mudança dos padrões que estruturaram o sistema de saúde brasileiro. A partir dessas interrogações, são apresentados quatro desafios à implementação do SUS.
Based on examinations of information on the discussion agendas and work programs of selected social movements and Government institutions, this paper identifies high-priority sub-themes and action strategies that comply with the healthcare agenda. It offers detailed descriptions of convergences and discrepancies among the propositions, concepts and lines of action of various agents, in addition to clashes in the dynamics of social movements and healthcare councils. Reflections on affinities and gaps in the agendas examined indicate the consolidation and preponderance of healthcare for Brazil on the one hand, while on the other they question the standpoints for change in the guidelines structuring the Brazilian healthcare network. Based on these queries, four challenges are presented for the implementation of Brazil's National Health System (SUS).
Based on examinations of information on the discussion agendas and work programs of selected social movements and Government institutions, this paper identifies high-priority sub-themes and action strategies that comply with the healthcare agenda. It offers detailed descriptions of convergences and discrepancies among the propositions, concepts and lines of action of various agents, in addition to clashes in the dynamics of social movements and healthcare councils. Reflections on affinities and gaps in the agendas examined indicate the consolidation and preponderance of healthcare for Brazil on the one hand, while on the other they question the standpoints for change in the guidelines structuring the Brazilian healthcare network. Based on these queries, four challenges are presented for the implementation of Brazil's National Health System (SUS).
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| Authors | ;Ligia Bahia;Nilson Rosario Costa;Cornelis van Stralen |
| Journal | journal of physical activity & health |
| Year | 2007 |
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