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Brazil's Family Health Strategy in SUS
Brazil's Family Health Strategy makes a universal right tangible through a chain of neighbors, community health agents, nurses, physicians, municipal services, and federal support. Its intended pregnancy pathway shows how territorial care can notice and accompany someone over time; uneven staffing, tests, transport, and referrals show why nominal coverage is not the same as completed care.
How can a universal health system make continuous primary care present in households and territories across a continent-sized, unequal federation?