POLÍTICA DE SAÚDE E ORGANIZAÇÕES SOCIAIS: limites para a consolidação da universalização da saúde no Rio de Janeiro
Historically, the debate over health policy has always represented one of the most complex and contradictory issues in the social question in Brazil. In this sense, we can say that health is part and expression of corporate structure an d its interfaces with the hegemonic capitalis...
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Universidade Federal do Maranhão
2016
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/296515610f664c228c151651db27dd95 |
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| Sumario: | Historically, the debate over health policy has always represented one of the most complex and contradictory issues in the social question in Brazil. In this sense, we can say that health is part and expression of corporate structure an d its interfaces with the hegemonic capitalist order. The prospect of allotment emergency rooms and hospital emergencies in Rio de Janeiro reveals the health subordination of logic to social relations established by neoliberal auspices, raising contradictions between public and private, which call into question the public language of social rights in the name of mercantilist ideals. This study presents reflections related to the consolidation of a health management model, which focuses on privatization perspective of services, strengthening the deconstruction of logic of the service model as a single system, and focus directly to the right of citizenship, causing deep fractures in the process of construction of a health policy. |
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