Francisco Carlos Uchoa do Amaral - Uece

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ABSTRACT
AMARAL, F. C. U. Financing to actions and public health services in the
municipality of Caucaia-Ceará, for the period 2000 to 2008. 2010. 84f.
Dissertation (Máster in Public Health Scholar) – Center for Health Sciences, State
University of Ceará, Fortaleza, 2010.
This work which aims to identify the financial resources to actions and public health
services in the municipality of Caucaia and review its implementation in these actions
and public health services through mechanisms and financial budget for the period
2000 to 2008. The study had as its basic source of secondary data the website of the
Department of the SUS – DATASUS. As additional sources were consulted official
documents of the municipal government: Municipal Multi-Year Plans (2002-2005 and
2006-2009), the Budget Guidelines Law Municipal Annual Budget Laws Municipal,
Municipal Health Plans (2001-2004 and 2005-2008), Annual Reports of
Management, documents of the Coordination of Administrative and Financial
Department of Health of Ceará and documents of the Association of Health Workers
of the microregional Caucaia. The period under study was an analysis of government
revenues in direct deposit; of tax revenues, the development of resources for
financing the health services and actions by federal entity (municipal, state and
federal), the temporal evolution of expenditure on health per subfunction
administrative and sub-bound (Primary Care, and Outpatient Hospital Care, Support
Prophylactic and Therapeutic Health Surveillance – Surveillance, Epidemiology and
Environmental Monitoring), the costs of hospital and outpatient care by type of
provider; expenditure personnel, the evolution of the degree of municipal revenue in
health financing - an analysis of compliance with Amendment 29, the per capita
expenditure on health. The data reveal that the Union during the study period was
the federal entity that contributed to the health expenditures in the municipality, the
council has been applying its own resources and actions in public health services
above the EC 29, which recommended that the county had Specializing in
Ambulatory Care and Hospital largest expenditures for private providers than with the
public.
Keywords: Financing. Actions. Services. Health. Caucaia.