Vol. 18 No. 2 (2017)

• SOME BATTLES ARE BEING LOST. WILL WE LOOSE THE WAR?

  Sueli Gandolfi Dallari

  7-17

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Original Articles

• The judicialization of health contextualizes in the practical dimension of health care professionals social representations

  Raquel de Souza Ramos, Antonio Marcos Tosoli Gomes, Raphael Mendonça Guimarães, Érick Igor dos Santos

  18-38

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• International cooperation and the achievement of the right to health: an analysis of the BRICS agenda

  Sandra Regini Martini, Marina Sanches Wünsch

  39-61

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• Operationalization of the Brazilian National Health System and its pharmacy assistance in face of judicialization: a case study in the Municipality of São José, State of Santa Catarina

  Letícia Canut

  62-91

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• Health judicialization and compulsory hospitalization of young drug users – Case study of the Municipality of Espírito Santo do Pinhal, State of São Paulo

  Josiara Rabello Bartolomei, Laura Ferreira de Rezende

  92-111

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Argument

• Regulation of health products: Striving for best practices

  Daniela Trejos Vargas

  112-121

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• Medical supplies regulations in Brazil

  Michele Feitoza-Silva, Patrícia Fernandes da Silva Nobre, André Luis Gemal, Katia Christina Leandro

  122-156

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• Drugs recall

  Adirley Machado Alves, Elias Kallas Filho

  157-174

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• The public and the private, the patents and health: Study of pharmaceutical companies fraud in Italy compared to the Brazilian legislation

  Cristianne Maria Famer Rocha, Letícia Lassen Petersen, Lígia Daiane Fink dos Santos

  175-200

Jurisprudence in Perspectives/ Case Studies

• Public health as the State’s duty: The handing over of this duty to supplementary health

  Janaína Machado Sturza, Cassiano Vinícius dos Santos Beck

  201-2016

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Jurisprudence and Abridgement of Law

• Jurisprudence and abridgement of law

  217-227

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