Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs

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Autor(a) principal: Souza, Ítala Paris de
Data de Publicação: 2012
Outros Autores: Bellato, Roseney, Araújo, Laura Filomena Santos de, Almeida, Karla Beatriz Barros de, Nepomuceno, Marly Akemi Shiroma, Mufato, Leandro Felipe
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Rev Rene (Online)
Texto Completo: http://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/4062
Resumo: Malignant neoplasm is the second cause of death of Brazilians as well as the people around the world.  The objective was to study decisions in the judiciary system of Mato Grosso State regarding the demand of rights to health for cancer affected people and their access to drugs. Documental qualitative methodological approach was used and resulted into the following subcategories: types of medication and ways of naming it; disease situation and chosen drug; lawsuit type; arguments; justification of the demand by lawsuit author; negative decisions from the magistrate; reasons and justifications of the magistrate´s decisions; visibility given to defendant named in the lawsuit. The research highlights the state´s negative response to offer cancer affected people specific drugs which are not included in its policy and in turn, those people enter a lawsuit against the state in order to occasionally soothe their problems. Their requests are taken into consideration by the magistrate despite the state´s opposing opinion in giving them the right to health.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
title Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
spellingShingle Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
Souza, Ítala Paris de
Right to Health
Judicial Decisions
Neoplasms.
title_short Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
title_full Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
title_fullStr Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
title_full_unstemmed Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
title_sort Right to health in the court of justice: demand for oncology drugs
author Souza, Ítala Paris de
author_facet Souza, Ítala Paris de
Bellato, Roseney
Araújo, Laura Filomena Santos de
Almeida, Karla Beatriz Barros de
Nepomuceno, Marly Akemi Shiroma
Mufato, Leandro Felipe
author_role author
author2 Bellato, Roseney
Araújo, Laura Filomena Santos de
Almeida, Karla Beatriz Barros de
Nepomuceno, Marly Akemi Shiroma
Mufato, Leandro Felipe
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Souza, Ítala Paris de
Bellato, Roseney
Araújo, Laura Filomena Santos de
Almeida, Karla Beatriz Barros de
Nepomuceno, Marly Akemi Shiroma
Mufato, Leandro Felipe
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Right to Health
Judicial Decisions
Neoplasms.
topic Right to Health
Judicial Decisions
Neoplasms.
description Malignant neoplasm is the second cause of death of Brazilians as well as the people around the world.  The objective was to study decisions in the judiciary system of Mato Grosso State regarding the demand of rights to health for cancer affected people and their access to drugs. Documental qualitative methodological approach was used and resulted into the following subcategories: types of medication and ways of naming it; disease situation and chosen drug; lawsuit type; arguments; justification of the demand by lawsuit author; negative decisions from the magistrate; reasons and justifications of the magistrate´s decisions; visibility given to defendant named in the lawsuit. The research highlights the state´s negative response to offer cancer affected people specific drugs which are not included in its policy and in turn, those people enter a lawsuit against the state in order to occasionally soothe their problems. Their requests are taken into consideration by the magistrate despite the state´s opposing opinion in giving them the right to health.
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