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Government Initiative in Brazilian Public Health: A Technology Transfer Analysis
Myller Augusto Santos Gomes1, João Luiz Kovaleski2, Regina Negri Pagani2
1Department of Administration, Midwest University of Paraná. PR 153, KM 07, Irati 84500-000, Brazil. myller.gomes@cursos.univesp.br.
This study analyzes technology transfer in the Ministry of Health's Radiotherapy Expansion Plan. Challenges in implementation and organizational factors impacted the effectiveness of radiotherapy equipment introduction.
Area of Science:
- Health Policy
- Technology Transfer
- Radiotherapy Implementation
Background:
- The Ministry of Health's Radiotherapy Expansion Plan aimed to introduce new equipment.
- Commercial and industrial compensation policies were integral to this initiative.
- Understanding the technology transfer process is crucial for healthcare advancements.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the technology transfer process within the Radiotherapy Expansion Plan.
- To evaluate the impact of commercial and industrial compensation policies on radiotherapy implementation.
- To identify challenges and success factors in adopting new radiotherapy technologies.
Main Methods:
- Documentary research, professional interviews, and participant observation were employed.
- A case study approach, supported by a cross-sectional study, was utilized.
- Internal organizational environments were analyzed using established literature variables.
Main Results:
- Radiotherapy equipment introduction faced significant contextual and organizational challenges.
- These challenges affected the development and effectiveness of the Expansion Plan.
- Tactical and operational decision-making processes encountered difficulties.
Conclusions:
- Successful technology transfer requires addressing organizational and contextual barriers.
- Effective management skills and expertise are vital for navigating these challenges.
- The initial technology transfer stage is critical for the overall success of radiotherapy expansion initiatives.
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