As limitações do design de sistema de solução de conflitos para solucionar as ações relacionadas ao fornecimento de medicamentos na 2ª Vara da Fazenda Pública e Autarquias de Belo Horizonte

Abstract

The aim of this work is analyze whether a Dispute System Design based on structural process theory would be sufficient to solve the problem of access to medicines owed by the State. The judicialization of requests for medicines can be characterized as a structural pro- blem, since it involves complex issues related to the guarantee of the right to health, the management of public resources, and the effectiveness of public policies. On the other hand, these actions have a very heterogeneous character, so they are not treated in collective actions, they aim only at the immediate satisfaction of a personal and very personal need, they are not structural demands. Aiming at a qualitative and quantitative approach, data related to the 2nd Public Treasury and Autarchies Court (2ª Vara da Fazenda Pública e Autarquias) in the Qlik Sense system on the TJMG Portal were raised. National and regional data were obtained in the CNJ - National Health Forum (Fórum Nacional da Saúde ) report. There was a lack of standardization in the classification of drug dispensing actions, resulting in a weakness in the overall result of accounting for these actions. It is concluded by the need for robust statistical control to inform the Executive Power in order to guide public policies for drug distribution and, thus, reduce the judicialization of the issue.