SUS 20 Years: The Health of Brazil - Ministério da Saúde - Centro Cultural Ministério da Saúde
TIME LINE
History
SUS 20 Years: The Health of Brazil
SUS 20 Years: The Health of Brazil
SUS 20 Years: The Health of Brazil
SUS 20 Years: The Health of Brazil
SUS 20 Years: The Health of Brazil
1988 - The Brazilian Constitution recognizes the right of universal access to health to the entire population through a Unified Health System.
1989 - Registration of the last case of poliomyelitis in Brazil.
1990 - Acts number 8.080 and 8.142 regulate the services, participation of the society and bases of SUS functioning.
1991 - Structuring the network of basic attention in health with the Community Health Agents Program.
1992- Approval of the Basic Operating Standard (NOB 01/92). Reorganization Program of the Health Services.
1993 - Decentralization and municipalization of the services and extinction of the Instituto Nacional de Assistência Médica da Previdência Social (Inamps).
1994 - Structuring of the Family Health with multi-disciplinary staffs operating in the community.
1995 - Regulation of the National Audit System in the scope of SUS.
1996 - Access and distribution of drugs to HIV/Aids patients. Redefinition of the SUS management model that rules the relationships between Union, states, municipalities and the Federal District.
1997 - Creation of the Piso de Atenção Básica (PAB) [Basic Health Care Floor] – repass of the resources to the municipal management, per person, for health service. Creation of Health Hotline.
1998 - National Transplant System. Strategic Community Mobilization Plan to combat dengue.
1999 - Creation of the Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária (Anvisa) [National Health Surveillance Agency] – a new stage in the registration and inspection of drugs and foods. National Policy of Generic Drugs.
2000 - Creation of the National Supplementary Health Agency – regulation of the private health plan sector.
2001 - Act no. 10.213 establishes the protection and rights of people with mental disorders.
2002 - Publication of the Norma Operacional de Assistência à Saúde (NOAS) [Health Care Operating Standard], which defines the regionalization and decentralization of health care. National Health Policies of Disabled Patients, Health Care of Indigenous People and Reduction of Morbimortality by Accidents and Violence.
2003 - Creation of Serviço de Atendimento Móvel de Urgência (SAMU) [Urgent Mobile Emengency Care Service]. The program “De Volta para Casa” [Back to the Home] contributes with the social reinsertion process of people with a history of psychiatric hospitalization.
2004 - National Policies of Full Health Care to Women, of SUS Humanization and Workers Health. “Brasil Sorridente” [Smiling Brazil] Program – a set of actions to improve the oral health conditions. “Farmácia Popular do Brasil” [Brazilian Popular Pharmacy] Program. Creation of the Empresa Brasileira de Hemoderivados e Biotecnologia [Brazilian Company of Biotechnology and Hemoderivatives] (Hemobras).
2005 - National Policy of Sexual and Reproductive Rights.Publication of the National Health Plan.
2006 - Pact for Life, in Defense of SUS and Management established by managers of the federal, state and municipal areas, with shared objectives and goals. Elderly Health Policy.
2007 - National Policy on Alcohol and Advertising of Campaigns on the Abusive Use. The Brazilian government decrees the obligatory license of the antiretroviral drug Efavirenz.
2008 - MAIS SAÚDE [More Health] Program: Right of all – the Health sector inserted in the context of social, scientific and technological development of Brazil. Effective action to regulate the Constitutional Amendment no. 29, which addresses the financing of public health actions and services.
Davi: – So many things! After all these, one can even have an idea of how things changed, right?
Suzy: – Is it possible to know how it was before and after SUS?