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[Policy for Science, Technology and Innovation in Health]
Reinaldo Guimarães1, José Noronha2, Flávia Tavares Silva Elias3
1Núcleo de Bioética e Ética Aplicada, UFRJ. R. Venceslau Braz 71, Botafogo. 22290-140 Rio de Janeiro RJ Brasil. reinaldo.guimaraes47@gmail.com.
Ciencia & Saude Coletiva
|March 21, 2019
Summary
This document outlines policies for Science, Technology, and Innovation in Health, crucial for developing Brazil's Unified Health System and its health sector. It emphasizes integrating innovation with the healthcare system and productive base.
Area of Science:
- Public Health Policy
- Health Economics
- Innovation Management
Background:
- This opinion document synthesizes contributions from ABRASCO and CEBES to the 8th National Symposium on Science, Technology, and Pharmaceutical Assistance.
- It addresses the critical role of policy in advancing Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) within the health sector.
Discussion:
- The policy framework is conceptualized around three core pillars essential for health development.
- These pillars include strengthening the Unified Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde - SUS).
- They also encompass developing the productive base for health assets and services, and enhancing the national capacity for health STI.
Key Insights:
- Effective health development hinges on a cohesive policy for STI in health.
- The policy must align with and support the Unified Health System.
- Interplay between the productive sector and innovation capacity is vital for healthcare advancement.
Outlook:
- Future health development agendas require robust STI policies.
- Continued focus on integrating STI into the Unified Health System is recommended.
- Strengthening the national capacity for health innovation is paramount for sustainable healthcare solutions.
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