judicialização da política pública de assistência farmacêutica e eqüidade "judicialization" of public health policy for distribution of medicines

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Abstract
O fornecimento de medicamentos por ação judicial, pela Secretaria de Estado da Saúde de São Paulo (SES-SP), tornou-se uma prática rotineira e cada vez mais freqüente. A judicialização do sistema de saúde entra em confronto com princípios básicos do SUS, como o da eqüidade. Este trabalho caracterizou as demandas judiciais para obtenção de medicamentos sob a ótica da judicialização da política pública e da quebra do princípio da eqüidade na dimensão coletiva. O estudo é um trabalho descritivo dos processos judiciais de solicitação de medicamentos à SES-SP relacionados no Sistema de Controle Jurídico (SCJ) no ano 2006. A maioria das ações analisadas foi ajuizada por advogados particulares; 47% dos pacientes possuíam receitas da rede privada e cerca de 73% dos processos foram provenientes de pacientes residentes nos três estratos de menor vulnerabilidade social do Município de São Paulo, Brasil. Os dados demonstram que essas demandas judiciais não respeitam princípios do SUS como o da eqüidade, privilegiando indivíduos com melhor poder aquisitivo e com acesso à informação.
The supply of medicines in response to court orders or injunctions has become a common practice in the State of São Paulo, Brazil. This "judicialization" of the health system clashes with basic principles of the Brazilian Unified National Health System (SUS), such as equal opportunity to access health services. The aim of this paper is to analyze the legal action used to obtain medicines through the São Paulo State Health Department, from two main angles: judicialization of public policies and breach of the equity principle. This is a descriptive study of legal action taken to obtain medicines through the São State Health Department, as listed in the Electronic Court Docket System for the year 2006. Most cases were filed through private attorneys; 47% of the patients had obtained their prescriptions through private care; and 73% of the cases involved patients from the three wealthiest areas in the city of São Paulo. The data demonstrate that such legal action violates key principles of the SUS such as equity, thereby privileging individuals with higher purchasing power and more access to information.
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Authors ;Ana Luiza Chieffi;Rita Barradas Barata
Journal iberian conference on information systems and technologies, cisti
Year 2009
DOI
10.1590/S0102-311X2009000800020
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-311X2009000800020
Keywords
drugs pharmaceutical care

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