Institutional Responses to Health Judicialization in Brazil
Keywords:
Health judicialization, Institutional dialogue, De-judicializationAbstract
https://doi.org/10.1590/2179-8966/2024/86259i
New alternatives to deal with the phenomenon of judicialization in Brazil are being
developed, with responses conceptualized as strategies based on institutional dialogue,
alternative methods of conflict resolution and self-composition. Against this scenario, this
study describes the panorama of such responses. The research has a descriptive nature
and a qualitative approach, utilizing a literature review from the CAPES Periodicals and
Google Scholar databases, a corpus of 43 scientific titles. Content analysis was applied for
data analysis. Strategies for dealing with judicialization were identified that explored the
dynamics of dialogue and inter-institutional cooperation. It is possible to state that there
have been several successful responses to judicialization implemented, some expanding
and others more local, with the voluntary participation of the agents involved in health
judicialization. Therefore, it is suggested that both the massification of new ways of
dealing with health judicialization and the presentation of the positive impacts of these
responses may help in the development or reformulation of public policies.
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