Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all

Health policies that spawned the design of the health systems in Brazil were undertaken with strong civil society participation. This is the case of the Family Health Strategy, based on the basic principles of the Brazilian Single Health System (SUS): universality, equity and integration, in the con...

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Main Authors: Armando Henrique Norman, Nulvio Lermen Junior
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Medwave Estudios Limitada 2013-01-01
Series:Medwave
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2013.01.5588
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description Health policies that spawned the design of the health systems in Brazil were undertaken with strong civil society participation. This is the case of the Family Health Strategy, based on the basic principles of the Brazilian Single Health System (SUS): universality, equity and integration, in the context of decentralization and social control of health administration. This review focuses on the SUS milestones and its institutional mission, delving into what is meant by family health and describing how family medicine and community and family health have been a strategy to provide primary health care for all.
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spelling doaj.art-50ad0614a54143fb9eaaec66879485372022-12-21T23:15:49ZengMedwave Estudios LimitadaMedwave0717-63842013-01-011301e5588Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for allArmando Henrique NormanNulvio Lermen JuniorHealth policies that spawned the design of the health systems in Brazil were undertaken with strong civil society participation. This is the case of the Family Health Strategy, based on the basic principles of the Brazilian Single Health System (SUS): universality, equity and integration, in the context of decentralization and social control of health administration. This review focuses on the SUS milestones and its institutional mission, delving into what is meant by family health and describing how family medicine and community and family health have been a strategy to provide primary health care for all.http://dx.doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2013.01.5588family medicinefamily healthprimary health care strategy
spellingShingle Armando Henrique Norman
Nulvio Lermen Junior
Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all
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family health
primary health care strategy
title Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all
title_full Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all
title_fullStr Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all
title_full_unstemmed Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all
title_short Family and community medicine and family health in Brazil: a strategy to provide primary health care for all
title_sort family and community medicine and family health in brazil a strategy to provide primary health care for all
topic family medicine
family health
primary health care strategy
url http://dx.doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2013.01.5588
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