A judicialização da saúde : uma análise sistêmica da definição do receptor de órgãos na lista única de espera para transplante

Abstract

The research in question is proposed to be a tool to analyze the judicialization of health, through the critical study of the grounding in the judgments of specific cases of judicialization of definition of the organs receiver in the Single List of Waiting for Transplants, with the prospect of matrix theoretical systemic. Therefore, it approaches the autonomy of the health system to define the receiver, the organizations of the Unified Health System and National Transplant System that provide support for such autonomy, and thorough analysis of the National Transplant Policy, as a way of coping with the complexity that results from the choice of receptor potential and maintaining the compliance of the system function, namely, the attainment of health. Also, it seeks to observe the law system as the system of stabilization of normative expectations and infer that the operation of legal system must be guided by a performance based on binary code and programs, which leads to the finding that the judgments of likelihood which authorize the precedence of the claimant in the Single List for transplants are not substantiated in the norm, but the sole will of the judge and thus remains hampered the achievement of the right to health care by organ transplant, right that deserves to be protected by systemic interrelationship between the law system and the health system. However, it stresses the need for observance of the binary code of the law system and of the health system for safeguarding the right to health, thus ruling out systemic corruption arising out of judgments that do not consider their binary scheme and, consequently, identifying the autonomy of the health system as the system responsible for selecting the receiver and to weigh the clinical criteria of urgency, indicating the priority in the reallocation of patients participating in the Single List. Moreover, the court decision arising from the definition of the receiver should observe the public policy, because the decision stems from the collective decision of the political system, to rebut claims unfair, as outlined in decisions favorable to the definition of the receiver by law system, representing a risk of injury to the public administration order, because ignore the clinical criteria for selection set out in the National Transplant Policy. It seeks to demonstrate that the court decision granting priority of the claimant at the expense of patient defined by health system is the symbol of a systemic corruption, because the law system is deciding based on the binary code disease/illness (defining the potential receiver), when the interference should occur in cases of illegality in implementing the public policy of transplants, through the code right/no-right, perpetrating the differences in judicial decision.