Decentralization and Humanization of Public Health Services
Authors: e Silva Marlene Simões , do Lago Pamela Nery , Pinto Carolina Costa , Mendes Renata Castro , Lisboa Luciana de Morais , Rodrigues Ronaldo Gomes , Pereira Ana Paula Caetano , Batista Luciana Moreira , Nascimento Andréia Elias da Cruz , Freitas Pablo Raphael de , Santos Merilaine Isabel dos , Santos Carla Renata dos , Costa Karine Letícia de Araújo , Paula Marília Antônia de , Saturnino Danielle Cristina de Oliveira Silva , Carvalho Liene de Fátima , Menezes Nicolle Silva de , Miranda Flávia Lima , Penna Aline Borges , Duarte Maria Emília Lúcio , e Silva Raquel Resende Cabral de Castro , Araújo Mariângela Ferraz Rodrigues , Amorim Hirlla Karla de , Franzoi Kiwisunny Galvão , Braga Fabiana Ribeiro da Silva , Araújo Ana Paula Ferreira Marques de , Amorim Hilma Keylla de , Ventura Luzimare de Matos Avelino , Silva Darlan dos Santos Damásio , Golfetto Juliane Guerra , Nascimento Leticia do , Fernandes Marcelo Dangllys Duarte , Guimarães Rafaela Bezerra Gama , Andrade Maria Ivanilde de , Silva Leonardo Oliveira , Silva Michelly Angelina Lazzari da , Oliveira Diva Maria de , Anaisse Samanntha Lara da Silva Torres , Alexandre Juliana Grazielle Lobato , Bortoluzi Eugênio Barros , Costa Fernando Henrique da Silva , Oliveira Luciana Latorre Galves , Jesus Walter Guimarães de , Albuquerque Gisela Pereira Xavier , Rodrigues Siomara Jesuina de Abreu , Freitas Cijara Leonice de , Silva Raiane Almeida , Campos Andressa Caline Inácio Natalino , Campos Eliseu da Costa , Barboza Edmilson Escalante , Kanashiro Liane Medeiros , Costa Tatiana Alves 
Published: August 2022

The public disservice in health has become part of the daily lives of citizens, even with public policies of humanization and decentralization of services, representing an exceptional milestone for Brazilian public health. Thus, this research will investigate the proposal for decentralization and humanization of services to users, in line with article 6 of the Federal Constitution of Brazil (1988), and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It consists of a bibliographic survey, in which it was investigated through the Virtual Library in Saúyde, in the SciELO, LILACS databases and in the national legislation portal, in which the laws, decrees and ordinances referring to the subject of the study were researched, since which aims to present a proposal for the decentralization and humanization of health services to users in Brazil. 17 publications were analyzed in full, which were suitable for the purpose of this review. The decentralization of health services in Brazil is an important advance, bringing autonomy to health regions and a more directed management towards the adequate allocation of public resources to health in the country. Despite the legal support, what is perceived in practice is still far from what was expected and there is a long way to go to reach the desired quality standard when it comes to humanization of care. It is concluded, then, that even if the current legislation, there is still an important path to be followed for the health services provided in our country, present the desired level of excellence.