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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.2.2016.tde-21112016-155110
Document
Author
Full name
Zillá Oliva Roma
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2016
Supervisor
Committee
Mancuso, Rodolfo de Camargo (President)
Lucon, Paulo Henrique dos Santos
Silva, Fernanda Tartuce
Title in Portuguese
Tutela jurisdicional e direito à saúde: análise crítica
Keywords in Portuguese
Acesso à Justiça
Adequação processual.
Direito à saúde
Interesses difusos
Judicialização da política
Abstract in Portuguese
O presente estudo consistirá numa análise crítica da tutela jurisdicional do direito à saúde. Abordar-se-ão o acesso à Justiça e o fenômeno da judicialização da política, porquanto consistem no pano de fundo da judicialização do direito à saúde. Após, examinar-se-á a tutela jurisdicional via ação individual visando ao fornecimento de medicamentos por parte do Estado, modelo processual no qual este tipo de pedido é deduzido em maior frequência. Por fim, averiguar-se-á em que termos o processo coletivo se apresenta como instrumento hábil a provocar o controle de políticas públicas, visando à concretização de direitos fundamentais sociais. Tudo isso para que se propor um novo modelo de processo judicial, a ser instaurado por meio do ajuizamento de ação civil pública, buscando-se implementar ou corrigir políticas públicas de saúde, especificamente relacionadas ao fornecimento de medicamentos. Em suma, por meio deste trabalho, pretende-se demonstrar que o modelo tradicional de adjudicação judicial não se mostra adequado para dirimir conflitos envolvendo interesses metaindividuais, especialmente os difusos, carecendo a técnica processual vigente de adaptações, sempre em consonância com o direito material ventilado na demanda. É nisso que consistirá o presente trabalho.
Title in English
Judicial protection and the right to health: critical analysis
Keywords in English
Access to Justice
Diffuse interests
Judicialization of politics
Processual adequation
Right to health
Abstract in English
The present study consists on a critical analysis of the judicial protection of the right to health. The access to Justice and the phenomenom of jurisdictionalization of politics will be approached, because they are the background of the judicialization of the right to health. After, the judicial protection on individual actions, aiming at the supply of medications from the State, will be analised, which is the procedural model where this type of order is deducted in court at greater frequency. Lastly, it will be ascertained under what conditions the collective process is presented as an effective instrument to bring about control of public policies, aiming at the realization of fundamental social rights. All this so that we can propose a new model of judicial process, instaured by public civil action aiming the implementation or the correction of public health policy, especially related to the supply of medicine. In short, through this work, it is intended to demonstrate that the tradicional model of judicial award is not adequate to settle conflicts envolving metaindividual interests, especially the diffuse ones, so that the current processual technique necessitates adaptations, always in line with the substantial right ventilated in the demand. That is what this work consists in.
 
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Publishing Date
2016-12-20
 
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