[PDF] Top 20 Ciênc. saúde coletiva vol.16 número10 en a01v16n10

... The research of this special issue contributes to the construction of knowledge and elicits reflection on the quality of care in the quest to reduce morbidity and mortality of children a[r] ... See full document

... Wom en ´s Com prehen sive Health Care - it did not result in a motivation of the social movement, once such population is not is recognized as excluded or socially ... See full document

... e Saúde Coletiva publishes further articles that used data from the historic series of health supplements collected by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics ... See full document

... & Saúde Coletiva has already published several editions on the topic, and this one in particular is made up of texts sent spontaneously by the ... See full document

... In this sense, difficulties are observed in providing comprehensive healthcare for women, due to biomedical reductionist approaches; failure to place women in context in the field of gen[r] ... See full document

... & Saúde Coletiva, have been working towards, in our firm belief that “very few things indeed were really impossible” (Lewis Carroll, Alice’s adventures in wonderland & throug the looking ... See full document

... Smallpox eradication was a result of leadership provided by the World Health Organization headquarters and regional offices, national governments and, not least, national and multilateral aid agencies. The involvement of ... See full document

... Such movement, as stated in the “Debate” paper which opens this issue, was conducted by the identification of the “core knowledge” that constitute the Collective Health, conceived as an [r] ... See full document

... people, groups, and institutions stand and inter- vene in the world, it is not possible to think the existence of neutral public policies in terms of gender. As a result, it is strongly recommended that any definition of ... See full document

... Esse número temático traz grande contribuição para profissionais que trabalham com crianças e adoles- centes. Os artigos oferecem diferentes abordagens metodológicas, apresentam diferentes saberes e abran- gem diferentes ... See full document

... Medrado B, Lyra J. Por uma matriz feminista de gê- n ero para os estu dos sobre hom en s e m ascu lin ida- des. Rev Estudos Fem inistas 2008; 16(3):809-840. Scott JW. Gên ero: u m a categor ia ú til p ar a ... See full document

... But with regard to men, as the authors point out, there is no organized movement demanding specific policies. In this context, one must be aware that, when speaking of men without any other qualification (as a generic ... See full document

... e Saúde Coletiva the works of various research groups in Brazil that have been active over the past four years are presented, through a research alliance with groups from Canada through ARUC (l’Alliance de ... See full document

... Abstract The scope of this article is to see how the Brazilian Com prehensive Healthcare Policy for M en (PN AISH) has been im plem ented in the Unified Health System , from the standpoint of health professionals. ... See full document

... Abstract In 2009, the Brazilian Comprehensive H ealthcare Policy for M en ( PN A ISH ) was launched in Brazil, seeking to reduce morbidity and mortality in this population group. This ar- ticle strives to analyze ... See full document

... Abstract The relative burden due to non com- municable diseases (NCD) is increasing world- wide and has been shown to be generally greater for men than women. The objective of this paper is to describe gender differences ... See full document

... Abstract This paper examines the relationship between public policies and professional practices with respect to healthcare needs. Taking a theo- retical-conceptual approach, practices are defined as acts that are ... See full document

... m en were accessed through a disease which was external, contagious and wasting, and which even harmed the nation, currently medicalization operates on the basis of the threat of low sexual performance and the ... See full document

... m en be, wh o con stan tly sh ift an d smudge the frontiers of identity? In a certain way, the social movements which demand of the State public policies for the genders without prob- lematizing the relationship ... See full document

... Regarding the functions of public health, disease prevention and health promotion, although they depend heavily on other institutional spheres, political arenas and social actors (decent[r] ... See full document