A concessão do serviço público de saúde em razão da reforma gerencial no âmbito da administração do estado.

Abstract

In view of the increasing use of the concession in the public services, the present study aims to investigate in healthcare on the grounds of State Reform took place in 1997 and present a critical reflection on the subject. Based on the constitutional principle that enshrines health as a fundamental right and what needs to be accomplished through actions and State activities, this study aims to identify the participation of private entities in the provision of public services, own the State. To this end, it is intended, conceptualize the State (and mention your historical development) and Public Administration (citing their core activities and the reform that took place recently), lecturing about the ' right to health ', the ' public-private partnerships ' and ' grant ' Institute. The study will develop through the method of deductive approach, and with regard to research techniques, will make the use of indirect documentation, through bibliographical research. This essay also pervades the framing of these ideas in the Brazilian legal system, demonstrating that the links concluded between the public and private sectors, for the provision of health services, are scoped to the scope of the efficiency and quality of service, and therefore the satisfaction of collective interest. The work will appear in three chapters, introduction, conclusion and references. The first chapter treats of the "State and public administration"; the second will address the "right to health" in Brazil and the third will make an "analysis of the partnerships in the public administration". In this sense, the search result showed that it is of great importance the clarification of the theme issue of public health service because of the managerial reform in the administration of the State, since there's still a lot of divergence and complexity in procedures on the ' hiring ', provision and supervision of health services by private entities.