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Health care, including access to medicines, is granted as a citizen's right by the Brazilian Constitution through a national health system called Unified Health System (SUS). The Pharmaceutical Care Programmes of SUS are, quite often, the only way a large part of the population has to obtain...
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that Brazil is not in the worst position in the sample. …
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of the document "Brazil: the state of the Union - 2007". Health outcomes in the last decades, health policies after 1988 …
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distribution of health services are highlighted as they are extracted from the history of social security in Brazil and the ideals …
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This work examines data from the Pesquisa Assistência Médico-Sanitária (AMS) collected in 1999, considering the expansion of the supply of health services, the relationships between the public and private sectors and the human resources and technology incorporated in the health...
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This paper aims to contribute to the debate on the best way to reduce the tax burden on the production sector in Brazil …
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