A participação das Organizações Sociais no Sistema Único de Saúde: estudo de caso do Hospital Estadual da Mulher Heloneida Studart

Abstract

This dissertation aims to study the participation of Social Organizations in the Unified Health System (SUS), based on the case study of the Heloneida Studart Women's State Hospital (HEMHS). The general objectives are to contribute to the understanding of the participation of Social Organizations within the scope of the SUS, based on the analysis of management contracts in a health unit belonging to the State Department of Health of Rio de Janeiro (SES-RJ) and the evaluation of the performance of this unit's hospital production from 2012 to 2022, and cooperate to improve the contracting processes of health units within the scope of SES-RJ. Specific objectives are: identify and describe HEMHS management contracts from 2012 to 2022, compare the evolution of amounts paid in management contracts for the operationalization of HEMHS from 2012 to 2022, analyze the evolution of HEMHS production from 2012 to 2022 and the achievement of agreed goals related to the quantitative indicators available in the management contracts and suggesting adjustments to the management contracts and the forms of monitoring and evaluation of SES-RJ, based on the lessons learned. To achieve the proposed objectives, documentary and bibliographical research was used. In the bibliographical research, we sought knowledge and deepening of the different management models of health services in Brazil, and more specifically in the State of Rio de Janeiro, with the advent of Social Organizations in the SUS. The documentary research had as its data source the normative instruments on Social Organizations in Brazil and the State of Rio de Janeiro, such as laws, decrees and ordinances, in addition to management contracts and accountability reports available on the SES-RJ website. The research results demonstrated that, throughout the period studied, the resources signed in contracts had little variation, as well as the resources actually paid. The production targets obtained demonstrated that some procedures had results superior to those contracted and other procedures had inferior results. Despite the demand for services from 2012 to 2022, video hysteroscopy, mammography and ultrasound-guided mammography procedures never achieved the agreed results. The research was also unable to establish a direct relationship between the transfer of resources and the achievement of contractual goals.