Keywords
Judicial-decision
Health-Services-Needs-and-Demand
Health’s-Judicialization
Zika-Virus-Infection
Decisiones-judiciales
Necesidades-y-demandas-de-servicios-de-salud
Infección-por-el-virus-Zika
Judicialización-de-la-Salud
Niños-con-discapacidad
Crianças-com-deficiência
Decisões-judiciais
Infecção-por-Zika-Vírus
Judicialização-da-Saúde
Necessidades-e-Demandas-de-Serviços-de-Saúde
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Abstract
Introduction: Families of children with Congenital Zika Syndrome (CSZ) live with difficulties to meet their health needs; therefore, they resort to the law system in order claim their right to health.
Objective: to apprehend the main motivations and outcomes of the lawsuits filed by mothers of children with CSZ.
Methodology: Exploratory documentary study with a qualitative approach carried out on the JusBrasil website and collected in March 2020. The study included 15 lawsuits published between January 2016 and June 2019 in JusBrasil. A lexical analysis through the IRaMuTeQ software and a thematic content analysis were performed.
Results: The access to assistive technologies is the main motivation for the lawsuits; these are issued with the objective to ensure improvement in the child's development and further independence of the child. Court decisions benefited children with CSZ based on the right to health, the right to life and protection, and the right to come and go.
Conclusion: To mitigate the impacts of health judicialization, health and judicial authorities can invest in better surveillance and monitoring of the risk factors and morbidities, strictness in the health protocols that involve migration of people in border areas, offering of decent environmental and housing conditions, execution of preventive care with emphasis on the efficiency of immunization, as well as the organization and execution of an effective health care network with an interdisciplinary approach.
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