O controle social no SUS : análise dos relatórios das Conferências Municipais de Saúde em Cuiabá

Abstract

Social control is essential for public policies to approach the population's needs. Exercise it is a popular prerogative. The Municipal Health Conferences are spaces for exercising social control and are required to be carried out in accordance with the law. The purpose of this study was to examine the decisions in the reports of the Cuiabá Municipal Health Conference, focusing on primary care, the period from 2004 to 2015. the initial question was whether the Health Conferences guide or influence the Municipal Health plan. the methodology used was documentary analysis with quantitative and qualitative approach. According to the results after reading the Health of the Municipal Conference Reports was established that the 277 resolutions deal with primary care and 121 (43.68%) are recurrent, that is, were not incorporated into health plans and they are repeated in the conferences, making it clear that their realization is intended to only comply with a legal requirement on the other hand to meet the demands of the population.