a regulação no setor público de saúde no brasil: os (des) caminhos da assistência médico-hospitalar regulation in the public health sector in brazil: the (mis) direction of hospital care provision
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Abstract
A regulação é uma função pública imprescindível para garantir maior efetividade às ações desenvolvidas pelos sistemas de saúde. Nesse estudo, são analisados os principais instrumentos de regulação da assistência à saúde criada pelo Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS), vis-à-vis a evolução histórica da prestação de serviços hospitalares entre 1996 e 2006. Apesar das mudanças políticas e organizacionais exigidas pelo processo de reforma sanitária na implementação do SUS, e dos avanços detectados, evidências e dados empíricos sugerem incipiência e fragilidade dos mecanismos de regulação pactuados, que não foram capazes de mudar os padrões históricos e as características gerais da assistência hospitalar no SUS. O artigo apresenta uma possibilidade explicativa preliminar para a ação de grupos de interesse que teriam participado ativamente do processo de regulação, canalizando recursos públicos para os segmentos dos prestadores privados e filantrópicos de serviços assistenciais, que atuam no setor saúde brasileiro há décadas e se perpetuaram no SUS, distorcendo o processo de implementação do sistema e a prestação de serviços de alta relevância para a sociedade brasileira.
Health care regulation is a fundamental action in order to achieve effectiveness in health system. This article analyses SUS [Unified Health System] main regulatory framework, in relation to historical patterns of health service delivery, observed between 1996 and 2006. Despite all those political and organizational changes required by the Brazilian health sector reform process to implement SUS, which progressed, evidences and empirical data suggest that the agreed regulatory frameworks are weak and fragile and they did not change historical patterns and the main characteristics of SUS health care. This article suggests one possible explanatory reason for this behaviour, that needs to be empirically analysed: interest groups acting inside the Brazilian health system, on behalf of social insurance health care network, could capture the regulatory process, taking public resources to this network which maintain the same pattern of heath care services for decades, jeopardizing SUS implementation and the relevant health service delivery for the Brazilian society.
Health care regulation is a fundamental action in order to achieve effectiveness in health system. This article analyses SUS [Unified Health System] main regulatory framework, in relation to historical patterns of health service delivery, observed between 1996 and 2006. Despite all those political and organizational changes required by the Brazilian health sector reform process to implement SUS, which progressed, evidences and empirical data suggest that the agreed regulatory frameworks are weak and fragile and they did not change historical patterns and the main characteristics of SUS health care. This article suggests one possible explanatory reason for this behaviour, that needs to be empirically analysed: interest groups acting inside the Brazilian health system, on behalf of social insurance health care network, could capture the regulatory process, taking public resources to this network which maintain the same pattern of heath care services for decades, jeopardizing SUS implementation and the relevant health service delivery for the Brazilian society.
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| Authors | ;Sidney Feitoza Farias;Garibaldi Dantas Gurgel Jr.;André Monteiro Costa;Rodrigo de Lino Brito;Roberta Rebelo Buarque |
| Journal | journal of physical activity & health |
| Year | 2011 |
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