Health

Symbolic vote: the parties reach an agreement and the result is announced without recording each deputy's vote. Only in the bills with each deputy's vote can you see how each one voted.

• The bill changes Complementary Law No. 141/2012 so that the Pre-Hospital Rescue Service of the Military Fire Brigades of the states and the Federal District can receive individual amendments…
• Proposes changing art. 198 of the Constitution to create a system of social protection and recognition for community health agents and endemic disease control agents.
• Creates the Agora Tem Especialistas Program and deals with the Grupo Hospitalar Conceição S.A.
• Creates the National Health Strategy, a plan to encourage national industries that produce items essential to the health system.
• Changes Complementary Law No. 141/2012 to deal with operating and investment expenses of federal university hospitals.
• The bill deals with the protection of the rights of people with fibromyalgia.
• Changes Complementary Law No. 141/2012 to provide for specific current accounts in the federative entities (the federal government, states and municipalities).
• The bill amends Complementary Law No. 172 of 2020 to give states, the Federal District and municipalities a deadline to carry out acts of transposition and transfer.
• The bill deals with clinical research with human beings in Brazil.
• Creates the National Strategy for the Training of Health Specialists, within the Mais Médicos Program.
• The bill creates the National Strategy for Control and Assessment of the Quality of Health Care provided by the private sector.
• The bill changes Law No. 12.715 of 2012 to make two national programs permanent: the program to support oncology care (PRONON), aimed at cancer, and the program to support health care for people…
• The bill changes Law No. 8.080/1990, which deals with the health system.
• The bill makes it mandatory to issue a medical certificate for the legal guardian accompanying children under 12 years old.
• Guarantees parents or guardians the immediate hospitalization of young people and adolescents who are drug dependent, in social vulnerability or threatened with death by traffickers and factions.
• The bill deals with the rights of people with type 1 diabetes mellitus.
• The bill creates a special pension for people with epidermolysis bullosa, a disease.
• The bill amends the law that created the National Policy for Cancer Prevention and Control in the SUS.
• The bill deals with the practice of the doula profession, that is, how this activity may be carried out.
• The bill provides that maternal and child health units across the country must display information signs.
• Creates a criminal protocol for how authorities act in rape cases.
• Changes the law that controls the trade in medicines and other health products (Law No. 5.991/1973).
• The bill changes Law No. 10.289/2001 to deal with comprehensive care for men in the prevention and control of colorectal cancer.
• The bill changes Law No. 8.080/1990, which deals with the health system, to address the registration of people with disabilities in the national health information systems.
• Creates the National Men's Health Care Week.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.664/2008 to guarantee women aged 40 and over the right to have a mammogram every year.
• The bill creates the program of Matrix Support Measures for Reducing Maternal Morbidity and Mortality (MAMM), linked to mothers' health.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.664/2008, which deals with SUS actions to prevent, detect and treat cervical and breast cancer.
• The bill changes the CLT (Decree-Law No. 5.452 of 1943) to guarantee leave of three consecutive days per month to women who show proof of severe symptoms linked to menstrual flow.
• The bill changes the 2008 law on SUS actions to prevent, detect and treat cervical and breast cancers.
• The bill deals with the period of validity of the expert medical report that proves type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM1).
• The bill deals with the practice of the activity of ambulance driver, both in public administration and in the private sector.
• The bill creates a policy to support and prevent mental exhaustion, also called burnout, linked to motherhood.
• The bill creates the National Registry of People with Alzheimer's Disease and other dementia diseases.
• The bill creates the National Force of the Unified Health System (FN-SUS).
• The bill changes the Penal Code to make the punishments harsher for bodily harm, crimes against honor, threat and contempt of authority when committed against doctors and other health professionals…
• The bill changes the Statute of Older Persons (Law No. 10.741/2003) to provide for the creation of a mental health program aimed at low-income older people.
• The bill changes the Statute of the Person with Cancer (Law No. 14.238/2021) to create a national system for following people with suspected or diagnosed cancer.
• The bill creates guidelines, strategies and actions for the "Cuidando de Quem Cuida" (Caring for Those Who Care) program, aimed at care and guidance for atypical mothers.
• The bill changes the law that created the National Cancer Prevention and Control Policy (Law No. 14.758/2023).
• The bill approves the text of the Statute of the International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM), in the version updated on October 5, 2009.
• The bill deals with the organization and operation of the Federal Nursing Council and the Regional Nursing Councils.
• Creates the National Policy for Diagnosis and Control of Human Papillomavirus (HPV).
• Opens an extraordinary credit of R$ 308,250,000.00 in favor of the Ministry of Health.
• The bill makes it mandatory to offer psychological assistance to public safety employees.
• Creates the National Program of Social and Psychological Support (PRONASP), aimed at children and adolescents who lost a father, mother or guardians because of the covid-19 pandemic.
• Creates, within the Unified Health System (SUS), a dental reconstruction program for women who are victims of domestic violence.
• The bill changes the Medical Residency law (Law No. 6.932/1981) to allow resident physicians to split their vacation into periods, that is, to take it in parts.
• Creates a campaign so that women's health is assessed in a complete and periodic way by a health professional.
• The bill sets basic guidelines for improving the health of people with chronic pain and creates the National Day of Awareness and Confrontation of Chronic Pain.
• Creates basic guidelines to improve the health of women with endometriosis.
• Extends until December 31, 2025 the suspension of the obligation to maintain the service targets contracted with SUS health service providers in Rio Grande do Sul.
• The bill deals with the supply of the medicines methylphenidate and naltrexone through the SUS.
• Creates the National Policy for Comprehensive Care for People with Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias.
• The bill changes Law No. 13.830 of 2019 to authorize equine therapy (therapy using horses) to be included among the practices of the National Policy on Integrative and Complementary Practices…
• Creates the National Policy for the Humanization of Maternal and Parental Grief.
• The bill changes the Law of Guidelines and Bases of National Education and Law No. 11.947 of 2009, with the aim of guaranteeing access to drinking water in educational institutions.
• The bill deals with the working conditions of women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, are in treatment or are waiting for remission of the disease (when it is no longer active).
• The bill amends the Organic Health Law (Law No. 8.080/1990) to deal with the care of women victims of violence in a private, individualized setting.
• The bill changes the Organic Health Law (Law No. 8.080/1990) to require that information for users of the Unified Health System (SUS) be published on the internet.
• The bill changes the Statute of the Elderly to deal with long-term care institutions for elderly people, such as nursing homes and rest homes.
• The bill changes Law No. 7.853/1989 to require that demographic censuses include information on ADHD, dyslexia, rare diseases and monocular vision.
• The bill deals with the right to compensation for moral damages and a special pension for people with permanent disabilities caused by the Zika virus, whether from congenital syndrome (such as…
• The bill deals with transit hemodialysis, aimed at patients with chronic kidney disease.
• Changes the Maria da Penha Law (Law No. 11.340/2006) to provide that women who are victims of domestic and family violence be assisted, preferably, by a female health professional.
• The bill proposes creating a health program aimed at women with alcohol dependence problems (alcoholic women).
• The bill changes the CLT, the law that deals with labor relations, to require companies to offer employees information on official vaccination campaigns, on HPV, and on breast, cervical and prostate…
• Creates the permanent national campaign "Recrutando Anjos" and requires establishments to post posters about maneuvers to clear the airways, such as the Heimlich Maneuver.
• The bill changes Law No. 9.797 of 1999 to deal with the right to information about the possibility of reconstructive plastic surgery of the breast.
• The bill changes Law 9.797/1999, which deals with reconstructive breast plastic surgery through the SUS in cases of mutilation caused by cancer treatment.
• The bill changes the law that creates the National Policy for the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (Law No. 12.764/2012).
• The bill deals with the right of every woman to have a companion of her free choice at appointments and exams, including gynecological ones, in public and private health services.
• Creates, nationwide, the month of "Blue and Red August" (Agosto Azul e Vermelho).
• The bill determines that, in the SUS (Brazil's public health system), a woman who is a victim of assault and suffers damage to her physical integrity or appearance has priority in psychological and…
• The bill exempts the donation of medicines from federal taxes.
• Creates the National Day of Awareness of Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), to be observed on April 23.
• Creates the National Policy for Comprehensive Care for People with Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes or with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder.
• Creates the National Day of the Hematologist and the Hemotherapist, a commemorative date in honor of these health professionals.
• Creates the Mental Health Promoting Company Certificate.
• The bill deals with the training of health teams to care for women who are victims of violence.
• The bill amends Law No. 14.254/2021, which deals with comprehensive support for students with dyslexia, ADHD or other learning disorders.
• The bill changes the Organic Health Law (Law No. 8.080/1990) to provide for the periodic review of the amounts paid for services provided to the SUS.
• The bill deals with the care and rights of people who are victims of burns.
• Creates the National Policy for Cancer Prevention and Control within the SUS and the National Navigation Program for People Diagnosed with Cancer.
• The bill creates the National Policy for Psychosocial Care in School Communities.
• Creates the "Março Borgonha" campaign.
• Creates the "Breastfeeding-Friendly Company" seal.
• The bill changes Law No. 12.764/2012 to deal with care for patients with autism spectrum disorder in the Unified Health System (SUS).
• The bill changes the law protecting people with autism and the Statute of Persons with Disabilities.
• The bill creates the National Day in Memory of the Victims of COVID-19.
• The original official summary (ementa) of the bill was to create the National Day for the Prevention and Fight Against Depression.
• The bill changes two laws to guarantee priority service for people with autism spectrum disorder, people with reduced mobility and blood donors.
• Authorizes the Ministry of Health to extend fixed-term contracts.
• The bill establishes July nationwide as a month of awareness and promotion of oral health, called "Julho Neon".
• Changes the laws on health plans (Law 9.656/1998) and on breast reconstruction surgery (Law 9.797/1999).
• The bill deals with a national policy of awareness and guidance on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), a disease mentioned in the official summary (ementa).
• The bill establishes July 17 as the National Day of the Oncologic Surgeon, that is, a commemorative date across the country dedicated to this professional.