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Twenty Years Of Health System Reform In Brazil An Assessment Of The Sistema Unico De Saude Couttolenc

Name: Twenty Years Of Health System Reform In Brazil An Assessment Of The Sistema Unico De Saude Couttolenc
SKU: BELL-5207718
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Twenty Years Of Health System Reform In Brazil An Assessment Of The Sistema Unico De Saude Couttolenc instant download after payment.

Publisher: The World Bank

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.81 MB

Pages: 112

Author: Couttolenc, Bernard; Gragnolati, Michele; Lindelöw, Magnus

ISBN: 9780821399323, 0821399322

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Twenty Years Of Health System Reform In Brazil An Assessment Of The Sistema Unico De Saude Couttolenc by Couttolenc, Bernard; Gragnolati, Michele; Lindelöw, Magnus 9780821399323, 0821399322 instant download after payment.

It has been over twenty years since the Brazilian Sistema Único de Saúde (Unified Health System or SUS) was formally established by the 1988 Constitution. The impetus for the SUS came in part from rising costs and a crisis in the social security system that preceded the reforms, but also from a broad-based political movement calling for democratization and improved social rights. Building on reforms that started in the 1980s, the SUS was based on three overarching principles: (i) universal access to health services, with health defined as a citizen's right and an obligation of the state; (ii) equality of access to health care; and (iii) integrality (comprehensiveness) and continuity of care; along with several other guiding ideas, including decentralization, increased participation, and evidence-based prioritization. Looks at how key building blocks of Brazil's health system have changed over time and then moves on to review performance in terms of intermediate and final outcomes.