Public Managers and Decision Makers

• Health secretaries (federal, state and municipal).

• Hospital and health unit managers.

  Legislators (councilors, deputies and senators) who serve on health committees.

• Technicians from the Ministry of Health and regulatory bodies, such as ANS, CONASS and CONASEMS.

Target audience

The project's target audience covers a wide range of actors, including public managers, health professionals, researchers and society in general, with a focus on people and institutions that have influence, interest or impact on the management and improvement of the SUS.

• Doctors, nurses, community agents and other SUS workers interested in understanding the impacts of public policies on daily practice.

• Human resources managers in health.

Health Professionals

Researchers and Academics

Control and Inspection Bodies

• Educational and research institutions in public health, health economics and public administration.

• Students and professors working in the areas of public health, economics and public policies.

• Federal, state and municipal audit courts.

• Public Prosecutor's Office.

• Internal and external auditors.

Gestores Públicos e Tomadores de Decisão

• Secretários de saúde (federal, estaduais e municipais).

• Gestores de hospitais e unidades de saúde.

• Legisladores (vereadores, deputados e senadores) que atuam em comissões de saúde.

• Técnicos do Ministério da Saúde e órgãos reguladores, como ANS, CONASS e CONASEMS.

• Companies that supply medical equipment and supplies interested in understanding the demands of the SUS.

• Consultants and startups that develop technological solutions for the public health sector.

Private Sector

International Organizations

Media and Society in Geral

• Pan American Health Organization (PAHO).

• World Health Organization (WHO).

• Multilateral institutions that finance or monitor the development of health systems.

• Journalists specializing in health, economics and public policies.

• Citizens interested in understanding how public resources are used to promote public health.

• Municipal, state and national health councils.

• NGOs and associations focused on promoting access to health and social control.

• Social movements linked to the right to health.

• Secondary Target Audience

Civil Society and NGOs