2015
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(14)61646-9
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Health-system reform and universal health coverage in Latin America

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“…However, the health profile is very heterogeneous, which leads to the development of a peculiar epidemiologic polarization, not only among countries, but also within them in different geographic areas and among different social classes. This complex epidemiologic profile coexists with challenges related to the complexity of the organization of health systems 9,11 . These experiences are called "prolonged polarized model", and paradigmatic examples can be observed in Brazil and Mexico 12 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the health profile is very heterogeneous, which leads to the development of a peculiar epidemiologic polarization, not only among countries, but also within them in different geographic areas and among different social classes. This complex epidemiologic profile coexists with challenges related to the complexity of the organization of health systems 9,11 . These experiences are called "prolonged polarized model", and paradigmatic examples can be observed in Brazil and Mexico 12 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En Brasil, el acortamiento disminuyó del 37,0% al 7,0% entre 1974 y 2007, como consecuencia de la universalización de la cobertura en salud con el Programa Bolsa de Familia y otras intervenciones. 3 Similarmente, el Programa Oportunidades disminuyó, en México, del 27% al 16% entre 1988 y 2006, 4 lo que incluyó el acceso universal a la salud y transferencia de fondos. Hubo otros programas en diferentes países con variados resultados.…”
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“…A different reality occurs in Latin American societies, in which state intervention is usually more concrete [37] [38], and acts in conjunction with the initiatives of individuals, in order to possibly achieve balanced results between collective interest and individual plans [39] [40].…”
Section: A Citizen's Autonomymentioning
confidence: 99%