Abstract
This article aims to reflect on What changed between the 1991 and 1991 demographic censuses 2001 , including somereferences to the Research National Survey by Household Sampling 19982 - PNAD Health - and the Medical-Health Care
Research 1993 , raising questions about the determination of the health-disease process and the trajectory of the
SUS in this last decade. The average annual growth rate in the period 1991- 2000, of only 1.63%, indicates the
continuation of the decline of fertility in the 1990s. The average number of people per family decreased to 3.5 people
– urban and rural. Households with up to two residents per dormitory represented, in 1991, 62.9%, and in 2000 this
number increases to 72.8%; also increased the number of families under female responsibility, to 12.8 million.
References
HEIMAN, LS; PESSOTO, UC; JUNQUEIRA, V; CASTRO, IEN; KAYANO, J, NASCIMENTO, PR; IBANHES, LC; ROCHA, JL; BOARETTO, RC; SÍCOLI, JL;
RODRIGUEZ, SMT; CORTIZO, CT. (2002). O financiamento do sistema de saúde no Brasil e a busca da eqüidade. Relatório Técnico Final. São Paulo: Instituto de Saúde, Secretaria de Estado da Saúde de São Paulo, Ministério da Saúde, Instituto PÓLIS, agosto.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Copyright (c) 2002 Jorge Kayano, Roberta Cristina Boaretto
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