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Value Health Reg Issues ; 38: 47-60, 2023 Nov.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37473586

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OBJECTIVES: In recent decades there has been a development of research on cancer care trajectories in Latin America; however, the diversity of theoretical-methodological uses of this approach can be confusing and difficult for the academic and professional community to use. To analyze studies that have been carried out in Latin America on cancer care trajectories to propose a typology of the approaches developed and synthesize key findings. METHODS: A scope review of studies published in journals indexed in PubMed, LILACS, and SciELO databases in the period 2006-2021 was conducted. RESULTS: 22 articles were analyzed. A typology of descriptive, evaluative, and interpretative approaches was proposed. From the key findings, the following were identified: the importance of pleasure and the feeling of power in the development of risky practices; the role of popular explanatory models for the identification of abnormality and the search for attention; the interaction of various personal, interpersonal, organizational, and structural barriers that limited timely diagnosis and continuity of treatment; the sequential or parallel use of different forms of care, public and private; and the importance of social support networks. CONCLUSIONS: The proposed typology clarifies the different uses of the approach. The informative synthesis evidences problematic knots regarding multiple barriers to access and allows us to propose as priorities in future research the study of types of cancer, stages, and populations that have been scarcely addressed, as well as the diversification of methodological approaches.


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Neoplasms , Humans , Latin America , Neoplasms/therapy
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Saúde debate ; 38(103): 840-852, Oct-Dec/2014.
Article in Spanish | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: lil-742127

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Las reestructuraciones productivas de los hospitales públicos en América Latina pretenden realizar cambios en las formas como se produce la atención y el cuidado. La actual reestructuración productiva se asegura ideológicamente mediante el desplazamiento de los discursos hegemónicos en el sector, de la planificación normativa hacia los discursos de la modernización neoliberal. En el presente artículo, la metodología utilizada fue cualitativa, a través del análisis crítico del discurso. Se analizaron las principales características de ambos paradigmas hegemónicos, la relación entre sus principales tecnologías con los contextos económicos, sociales y culturales en que emergieron y su articulación con los dispositivos de poder.


The productive restructuration of public hospitals in Latin America pretends to make changes in the ways in which attention and care occurs. Current productive restructuration is ideologically ensured by the displacement of the hegemonic discourses in the sector, from Normative Planning to the discourses of neoliberal modernization. In this article, the methodology was qualitative, through Critical Discourse Analysis. The analysis approached to the main features of both hegemonic paradigms, the relationship between its core technologies with economic, social and cultural contexts in which they emerged and how it relates to power devices.

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