MARIO CESAR SCHEFFER

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    O financiamento de campanhas pelos planos e seguros de saúde nas eleições de 2010
    (2013) SCHEFFER, Mário; BAHIA, Lígia
    In the elections of 2010, the health insurance companies allocated R$ 11,8 million in official donations to campaigns of 153 candidates for elective office, which contributed to the election of 38 federal deputies, 26 state legislators, five senators, five governors and the president. Other 82 candidates received support, but were not elected. It is necessary to improve transparency of the funding and lobby of health plans, so that public and collective interests prevail in policy making, regulation and operation of the Brazilian health system.
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    A feminização da medicina no Brasil
    (2013) SCHEFFER, Mário César; CASSENOTE, Alex Jones Flores
    Aiming to settle the historical evolution of physicians' distribution in Brazil by gender, an ecological study was conducted by secondary database cross-checking (linkage). For a general characterization of the physicians were considered the 27 Regional Medicine Council, complemented by the National Medical Residency and the Brazilian Medical Association databases. The results show that since 2009, among new registered doctors there are more women than men. Although men still prevail (60.1%) in the active physicians population, in the group aged less than 29 years old, women have become majority. The consistent trend of increased participation of women in the medical profession in Brazil, observed over the past decades and intensified over the past few years, indicates the need to reassess and readjust the proposals for implementation of public policies in the area.