An analysis of the academic production on the evolution of the phenomenon of health judicialization in Brazil

Abstract

Objective: To analyse of the academic production on the evolution of the phenomenon of health judicialization in Brazil. Methodology: A narrative review was carried out, with a bibliographical and documentary survey in which articles and jurisprudence were collected in electronic websites Results: The expansion of constitutional normative effectiveness provided access to health through the growth of judicial demands. The jurisprudential activity of the Supreme Court has evolved to understand the need for criteria in judicial drug awards. Along with this, the finding that the lawsuits disrupt the public management of pharmaceutical care. Conclusions: The literature reveals that the phenomenon of the Judicialization of health in the courts results, and is a result, of the disorganization of social systems. For the literature, the CNJ has had the function of organizing management procedures in which the judges must improve in a rationalized way the act of judging in observance of the actions of governance that are being developed in health.