HIGHLIGHTS

  • Brazil’s public healthcare system has enabled major health gains, but contemporary challenges demand changes
  • Aceso Global redesigned a structure for the public healthcare system to update it for the 21st century for the Council for Social Responsibility (CONSOCIAL) of the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (FIESP)
  • The new Network Model focuses on strategies to improve value for money and population health

Drawing on more than 50 interviews with healthcare leaders in Brazil, Aceso Global has proposed a redesign of Brazil’s public healthcare system, the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS), for the 21st century. In partnership with the Council for Social Responsibility (CONSOCIAL) of the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (FIESP), the task involved a rethink of public financing, payment and delivery of healthcare in Brazil to reflect evidence-based global trends and best practices. The approach proposes a Network Model for SUS that:

  • develops population health management through an integrated network delivery model;
  • entails new levels of collaboration across municipalities in the delivery of services;
  • places quality of care and accountability at the center of the system;
  • leverages IT and digital health platforms to facilitate health system changes;
  • employs new financing and payment arrangements; and
  • builds integration across the public and private sectors.

Support from: Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (FIESP)

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