The challenges and perspectives of judicialization in healthcare will be at the center of discussions at the next edition of the Fonajus Itinerante, which will take place on October 14 and 15 in Ceará. The initiative is coordinated by the National Council of Justice (CNJ), through the National Forum for the Judiciary for Health (Fonajus), in partnership with the Court of Justice of the State of Ceará (TJCE) and the Federal Justice in Ceará.
The program aims to expand dialogue between the Judiciary, healthcare institutions and other actors involved in demands related to healthcare, as well as to strengthen strategies for improving judicial performance and public policies in the area.
The Fonajus Itinerante aims to promote the implementation of the Judicial Policy for the Adequate Resolution of Healthcare Demands, in coordination with state health committees. The initiative also promotes the exchange of experiences and the training of judges, staff and professionals who work directly with the judicialization of healthcare.
Program
On the first day of the event (10/14), the agenda will be dedicated to meetings and institutional visits. Meetings are planned with the Federal Justice of Ceará and with the Presidency of the TJCE, as well as visits to the Núcleo de Defesa da Saúde (Nudesa) and the Hospital Universitário do Ceará (HUC), where a meeting with the State Health Committee of Ceará will also be held.
On October 15th, the Superior School of Magistracy of Ceará (Esmec) will host the seminar "The Challenges and Perspectives of Judicialization in Health." The program will bring together judges, judicial staff, members of the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Public Defender's Office, lawyers, and other interested parties in the theme. Registration atFonajus Itinerant of Ceará – The Challenges and Perspectives of Judicialization in Health.
The opening of the session will feature the participation of the CNJ advisor and Fonajus supervisor, Daiane Nogueira; the president of the TJCE, Justice Heráclito Vieira de Sousa Neto; and the director of the Federal Justice Forum in Ceará, Júlio Rodrigues Coelho Neto.
During the ceremony, the 10th anniversary of the Technical Support Nucleus for the Judiciary (NatJus) will also be celebrated, as well as the installation of the Regional Health Committee for the Central Sertão.
Among the topics that will be discussed throughout the morning is the role of NatJus in dealing with rare diseases, in a panel led by the coordinator of the Teleconsultation and Regulation Team in Telehealth at the Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA), Rudi Roman.
The judicialization of public health will also be addressed, focusing on the federal government's compliance with court decisions following Themes 6 and 1234, with the participation of the director of the Department of Judicialization of Health at the Ministry of Health, Tarciana Barreto.
Training
In the afternoon, also at the Esmec, theThe program will include a workshop exclusively for judges, members of NatJus, and legal and judicial staff.
Topics to be covered include general repercussions and binding precedents, in a training session led by Judge Luciana da Veiga Oliveira, an assistant to the Presidency of the CNJ. The workshop will also discuss supplementary health and ADI 7.265, with the guidance of Federal Judge Clênio Schulze of the Federal Regional Court of the 4th Region.
Kellen Rechetelo
Edited by: Beatriz Borges
Reviewed by: Caroline Zanetti
CNJ News Agency
