Description
Report Highlights
The Brazilian Health System, also known as the Unified Health System (SUS), stands out for its provision of universal and free healthcare to all citizens. This unique model is funded by federal, state, and municipal governments, setting it apart from other healthcare systems.
Report Includes
- 10 tables and 13 charts
- 154 unique data points
- 8,062 words of commentary
- Summary
- Brief History
- Analysis of the Healthcare System
- Public / Private Coverage
- Brazil’s Governing Bodies
- Funding and Expenditure
- Household Budgets and Expenditure
- Health and Personal Care-Related Expenditure
- Healthcare Providers
- Supply and Demand Dynamics
- Health System Capacity
- Healthcare Workforce
- Private Healthcare Plans
- Outcomes, Life Expectancy
- Population Demographics
- Economic Impact on Healthcare
- Rise of Digital Health
- Outlook and Risks
- Recommendations
Report Scope
The report covers the evolution and current state of the Brazilian healthcare system, detailing its structure and function and its interaction with the private healthcare sector. It discusses historical developments, financial challenges, demographic impacts, regulatory frameworks, and digital health initiatives. It recommends how to improve healthcare access and quality, emphasising public-private partnerships and policy reforms to address existing disparities and future demands.
- Summary
- Brief History
- Brazilian Health System
- Healthcare Providers
- Private Healthcare Plans
- Healthcare Workforce
- Evolution of Brazilian Demographics
- Impact of Economic Recession
- Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic
- Brazil as the Protagonist in the G20 Healthcare Task Force
- Risks
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