Article
Health and Development in BRICS countries
Saúde e desenvolvimento nos países BRICS
Registro en:
BUSS, Paulo Marchiori et al. Health and development in BRICS countries. Saúde soc., São Paulo, vol. 23, n.02, 2014, p. 390-403.
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Autor
Buss, Paulo Marchiori
Ferreira, José Roberto
Hoirisch, Claudia
Resumen
No início do século, a sigla BRIC apareceu pela primeira vez em um estudo elaborado por um economista da Goldman Sachs. O interesse econômico e financeiro no BRICS resultou do fato de eles serem vistos como propulsores do desenvolvimento. O objetivo desta revisão é analisar em que medida o que está sendo proposto pelas Declarações de Chefes de Estado e na Declaração e no Comunicado Oficial dos Ministros da Saúde dos BRICS pode fornecer orientações para alcançar um mundo mais saudável. Com isso em mente, a metodologia de análise partiu das Declarações e do Comunicado resultado das discussões oriundas das Cúpulas de Chefes de Estado e de Ministros da Saúde. No primeiro caso, o estudo centrou-se sobre o potencial de desenvolvimento econômico, social e ambiental, e, no segundo, sobre o futuro da saúde no grupo abordado. A conclusão foi que, apesar da perspectiva de crescimento econômico contínuo dos países BRICS, juntamente com propostas plausíveis para o setor da saúde, forte investimento por parte dos países em C&T e de transferência de tecnologia dentro do grupo, pesquisa sobre os determinantes sociais e econômicos que impulsionam a ocorrência das doenças não transmissíveis, existe a necessidade e a oportunidade para a ação conjunta dos BRICS no que se denomina ‘diplomacia da saúde’ reforçando todo o processo de desenvolvimento sustentável. At the beginning of the century, the acronym BRIC first appeared in a study produced by an economist at Goldman Sachs. Economic and financial interest in BRICS resulted from the fact of them being seen as drivers of development. The purpose of this review is to analyze the extent to which what is being proposed at the Declarations of Heads of State and in the Declaration and Communiqué of Ministers of Health of BRICS can provide guidance to the potential of achieving a healthier world. With that in mind, the methodology of analysis of Statements and Communiqué rose from the discussions at the Summit of Heads of State and Ministers of Health was adopted. In the first instance, the study focused on the potential for economic, social and environmental development, and in the second, on the future of health within the group addressed. The conclusion reached was that despite the prospect of continued economic growth of BRICS countries, coupled with plausible proposals for the health sector, strong investment by the countries in S&T and technology transfer within the group, research on the social and economic determinants that drive the occurrence of NCDs – there is the need and the opportunity for joint action of the BRICS in terms of the “diplomacy of health” reinforcing the whole process of sustainable development.
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