Judicialization of health and institutional dialogue: the experience of the city of Lages (State of Santa Catarina, Brazil)
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9044.v17i2p48-65Keywords:
Institutional Dialogue, Judicialization of Health, Lawsuit.Abstract
The judicialization of health tends to be thought through the prism of lawsuits, but there are lots of consensual strategies that can be developed within the Judicial Branch. The purpose of this article is to analyze the interaction between the Judicial Branch, health professionals and the representatives in realizing the right to health. To this end, it was held a research in partnership with the Brazilian National Council of Justice in 2013 and 2014 in the municipality of Lages (State of Santa Catarina, Brazil) to investigate the local strategies developed. The Lages experience approached the Center for Conciliation of Health Requests and its interaction with the Inter-municipal Consortium and the political and legal actors, which became an institutional dialogue tool. These arrangements allowed a predominantly extrajudicial action and fostered the dialogue between various local actors. The result was litigation reduction and the expansion of dialogical institutional arrangements.
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