Health system regionalization: evolutive aspects of the concept
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0367.1995v16n2p204Keywords:
Rationalization, Sanitary District, Area of influence, Territory.Abstract
This article aims to discuss the concept of health rationalization and its evolutive aspects, as well as its incorporation by the health system Initially, a review of some authors is presented, followed by a review about the organization of health services in Brazil since the beginning of this century. It describes the establishment of rationalization as a new proposal to reorientate the Brazilian National Health Policy. The article, ends by discussing the various dimensions involved within the present process of transition from centralized to a regionalized system which aims to reorganize the services with priority to quality, equidity and humanization of health assistance.
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