Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes

This reflexive study aimed to search, in the literature available, the concept of accessibility, its history, its relationship withthe Public Health System (SUS) and with the training of nursing professionals, and also to mention the factors that makedisabled people’s access to the SUS so difficult....

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Main Authors: Inacia Sátiro Xavier de França, Lorita Malerna Freitag Pagliuca
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Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal do Ceará 2008-04-01
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Online Access:https://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/5051
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description This reflexive study aimed to search, in the literature available, the concept of accessibility, its history, its relationship withthe Public Health System (SUS) and with the training of nursing professionals, and also to mention the factors that makedisabled people’s access to the SUS so difficult. Data were collected in books, scientific journal articles, reports, thesis,dissertations and articles extracted from databases through the following descriptors: Single Health System (BR), Access to Health Services and Access Structures. It is concluded that physical and communication accessibility indicates the quality of the services offered and the client degree of satisfaction. To make it available, the NBR 9050/94 should berespected, once it regulates access to the physical environment and buildings as well as to information and communication, as a strategy for the true implantation of the SUS.   
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spelling doaj-art-e3fe01af6b9648ae9c569c5b2804791c2025-08-21T13:51:39ZengUniversidade Federal do CearáRev Rene1517-38522175-67832008-04-0192Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changesInacia Sátiro Xavier de FrançaLorita Malerna Freitag PagliucaThis reflexive study aimed to search, in the literature available, the concept of accessibility, its history, its relationship withthe Public Health System (SUS) and with the training of nursing professionals, and also to mention the factors that makedisabled people’s access to the SUS so difficult. Data were collected in books, scientific journal articles, reports, thesis,dissertations and articles extracted from databases through the following descriptors: Single Health System (BR), Access to Health Services and Access Structures. It is concluded that physical and communication accessibility indicates the quality of the services offered and the client degree of satisfaction. To make it available, the NBR 9050/94 should berespected, once it regulates access to the physical environment and buildings as well as to information and communication, as a strategy for the true implantation of the SUS.    https://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/5051Silgle Health SystemHealth services accessibilityArchitectural accessibilityDisabled HealthDisabled persons.
spellingShingle Inacia Sátiro Xavier de França
Lorita Malerna Freitag Pagliuca
Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes
Rev Rene
Silgle Health System
Health services accessibility
Architectural accessibility
Disabled Health
Disabled persons.
title Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes
title_full Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes
title_fullStr Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes
title_full_unstemmed Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes
title_short Accessibility of disabled people to the sus: historical fragments and current changes
title_sort accessibility of disabled people to the sus historical fragments and current changes
topic Silgle Health System
Health services accessibility
Architectural accessibility
Disabled Health
Disabled persons.
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