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Tail As the hospital collapse approaches, representatives of major employment sectors support the recommendation made by the National Health Council that the ministry and the secretariats adopt the one-line principle against the pandemic, that is, that private beds are hired in the ICU. use of SUS.
Emergency “You have nothing to think about. You have to do it. It is human life. You do not have this business of rich or poor, of whether you can pay or not,” says Joseph Couri, president of Simpi (which brings together micro and small industries ).
In Humberto Barbato, president of Abinee (who represents the electronics industry), is also in favor. “I think it is necessary. People cannot be allowed to die with their beds empty. This causes concern for those with health insurance, but we must have humanity,” he says.
Appetite One of the first businessmen to publicly defend the idea, Madero’s Junior Durski, told Panel S.A. last week that he considers the single line to be humanitarian. “You cannot let yourself die because you have no money to pay. I am not saying that you will become a socialist for the rest of your life,” said Durski, who at the start of the pandemic generated controversy in the comparison between the economic crisis and Covid’s deaths- 19.
ICU Not everyone agrees. For Luigi Nese, from the Confederation of National Services, representative of companies in the sector, it is difficult to assess. “I do not know what the SUS situation is, I cannot analyze it from the outside. I would need to know exactly what it is like. For example, in Amazonas, they say there are beds but there is a total loss,” he says.
Emergency service “Everything is expectation. It may not end. I’m not for or against it,” says Nese. “I don’t know if there are already occupied beds in the private sector, I hope not,” he says.
bruise Most Brazilian states are expected to reach maximum ICU bed occupancy in SUS this month due to illness. In the private system, a smaller number will reach the limit in May, according to projections of a tool created by UFMG researchers in association with Folha, based on official data from the pandemic.
